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So-Lo is a Danny Elfman album recorded with Oingo Boingo. The band chose to record the album as a backup band for their longtime frontman to circumvent a dispute with their label. There are two versions of the album; the second version replaces the original version of "Gratitude" with the version from the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack.
[edit] Track listing
- "Gratitude"
- "Cool City"
- "Go Away"
- "Sucker For Mystery"
- "It Only Makes Me Laugh"
- "Last Time"
- "Tough As Nails"
- "Lightning"
- "Everybody Needs"
[edit] Personnel
- Danny Elfman: Vocals, Percussion, Progamming
- Steve Bartek: Guitars, Programming
- Rich Gibbs: Synthesizers, Special DX-7 Programming
- Paul Fox: Synthesizers
- Kerry Hatch: Basses
- Johnny "Vatos" Hernandez: Drums, Percussion
- Leon Schneiderman: Baritone Sax
- Sam Phipps: Tenor Sax
- Dale Turner: Trumpet, Trombone
[edit] Production
- Danny Elfman, Steve Bartek, Paul Ratajczak: producers
- Danny Elfman: songwriter
- Paul Ratajczak: engineer
Recorded at Ground Zero Control in Santa Monica
- Spozzi the "Spazz": assistant engineer
- Laura Engel: production assistant
- Mike Gormley/Miles Copeland at L.A. Personal Direction: management
- Emily Shenkin: counseling
- Steve Bartek and Danny Elfman: arrangements
- Greg Fluginiti at Artisan Sound Recorders, Hollywood, CA
- Georganne Deen: art direction/illustration
- Aaron Rapoport: photography
John Avila is not credited with performing on the album, but he does appear in the "Gratitude" music video. He was a member of the group by the next album.
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