Making A Good Thing Better

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Making A Good Thing Better
Studio album by Olivia Newton-John
Released	1977
Recorded	1977
Genre	Adult contemporary Country Musical
Label	MCA
Producer(s)	John Farrar
Olivia Newton-John chronology
Don't Stop Believin'' (1976)	Making A Good Thing Better (1977)	Olivia Newton-John's Greatest Hits (1977)

Making A Good Thing Better is an album by Olivia Newton-John, released 1977.

Side One

1. Making A Good Thing Better
   (Peter Wingfield)
   Drums and Percussion: Jeff Porcaro
   Electric Guitars: John Farrar, Jay Graydon
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
2. Slow Dancing
   (Jack Tempchin)
   Drums: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Piano: Greg Mathieson
   Acoustic Slide Guitar: John Farrar
   Acoustic Guitar: Jay Graydon
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
3. Ring Of Fire
   (June Carter - Merle Kilgore)
   Drums and Percussion: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Harmonica: Tommy Morgan
   Fiddle: Byron Berline
4. Coolin' Down
   (John Farrar)
   Drums and Percussion: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
5. Don't Cry For Me Argentina (from the opera Evita)
   (Compoed by Andrew Lloyd Webber - Lyrics by Tim Rice)
   Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Peter Meyers

Side Two

1. Sad Songs
   (Billy and Bobby Alessi)
   Drums and Percussion: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Electric Gutar: Jay Graydon
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
2. You Won't See Me Cry
   (Joe Falsia - Stephen Sinclair)
   Drums: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
3. So Easy To Begin
   (Jules Shear)
   Drums: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
4. I Think I'll Say Goodbye
   (Jim Rushing - Marshall Chapman)
   Drums: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
5. Don't Ask A Friend
   (Olivia Newton-John)
   Drums: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Strings Arranged and Conducted by James Newton-Howard
6. If Love Is Real
   (Randy Edelman)
   Drums and Percussion: Jeff Porcaro
   Bass: Lee Sklar
   Harmonium: Randy Edelman