session guys on pendulum
 

Anybody know the identities of the organist and other session guys on Pendulum? They're not credited on my LP or on allmusic, and wikipedia has no clue (they say John Fogerty plays everything). I wanna fix that!

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It was just the four of them playing on Pendulum. No session artists there at all.

[QUOTE=willenvelope;2257]Anybody know the identities of the organist and other session guys on Pendulum? They're not credited on my LP or on allmusic, and wikipedia has no clue (they say John Fogerty plays everything). I wanna fix that!

Thanks
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John Fogerty plays most of the instruments on Pendulum! He is multi-instrumentalist who plays more then 20 instruments. He plays the awesome hammond organ and sax etc. Doug Clifford plays the congas and anything else pertaining to the beat. Stu Cook plays bass and a little piano, I think it was. But John Fogerty was the main man, no doubt about it.

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John Fogerty's organ playing
 

Amazing to find out that John's playing the organ on this album. "Born to Move" and "Hideaway" alone made me suspect that Fogerty got Booker T. to come in and help; kinda like The Beatles did with Billy Preston on the "Let It Be" album.

Wasn't there a female choir on Sailor's Lament? Does anyone know who they were?