You Could Be Born Again is the second album by The Free Design; it was released in 1968. It is the band's first album as a quartet, with the members' sister Ellen Dedrick added to the lineup.[1][2]

You Could Be Born Again
Studio album by The Free Design
Released	1968
Genre	Jazz/Pop
Label	Project 3
Producer	Enoch Light
The Free Design chronology
Kites Are Fun (1967) You Could Be Born Again (1968) Heaven/Earth (1969)

Track listing

1. "You Could Be Born Again"
2. "A Leaf Has Veins"
3. "California Dreamin'"
4. "The Windows of the World"
5. "Eleanor Rigby"
6. "Quartet No. 6 in D Minor"
7. "I Like the Sunrise"
8. "I Found Love"
9. "Daniel Dolphin"
10. "Happy Together"
11. "Ivy on a Windy Day"
12. "An Elegy"

Personnel

• Bruce Dedrick - vocals, guitar
• Chris Dedrick - vocals, guitar
• Ellen Dedrick - vocals
• Sandra Dedrick - vocals, keyboards
• Stefanie Dedrick – vocals
• Jay Berliner - Guitar
• Ralph Casale - Guitar
• Al Casamenti - Guitar
• Tony Mottola - Guitar
• Bucky Pizzarelli - Guitar
• Russ Savakus - Bass
• Paul Griffin - Keyboards
• Dick Hyman - Keyboards
• George Devens - Percussion
• Phil Kraus - Percussion
• Bill LaVorgna - Percussion
• Bob Papaleoni - Percussion
• Joe Venuto - Percussion
• Earl Chopin - French Horn
• Ray Alonge - French Horn
• Tony Miranda - French Horn
• Rusty Dedrick - Trumpet
• John Frosk - Trumpet
• Harold Lieberman - Trumpet
• Paul Faulise - Trombone
• Urbie Green - Trombone
• Buddy Morrow - Trombone
• Harvey E. Phillips - Tuba
• Joe Palmer - Woodwind
• Romeo Penque - Woodwind
• Joe Soldo - Woodwind
• Stan Webb - Woodwind
• Julius Schacter - Violin
• George Ricci - Cello
• Harvey Shapiro - Cello

References

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