Man Alive!

Man Alive!
Studio album by Stephen Stills
Released	August 9, 2005
Genre	Rock
Length	57:68
Label	Titan/Pyramid Records
Producer	Stephen Stills, Joe Vitale
Stephen Stills chronology
Turnin' Back The Pages (2003) Man Alive! (2005) Just Roll Tape (2007)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Rolling Stone	[1]
Allmusic	(not rated)[2]

Man Alive! is a Stephen Stills solo album released in 2005. It featured guest appearances by Herbie Hancock, Graham Nash, and Neil Young.

Track listing

1. "Ain't It Always" (Stephen Stills) – 3:25
2. "Feed The People" (Stills) – 4:24
3. "Hearts Gate" (Stills) – 2:59
4. "Round the Bend" (Stills) – 5:12
5. "I Don't Get It" (Stills) – 3:35
6. "Around Us" (Joe Vitale, Stills) – 3:47
7. "Ole Man Trouble" (Booker T Jones) – 4:56
8. "Different Man" (Traditional) – 2:10
9. "Piece of Me" (Stills) – 4:09
10. "Wounded World" (Stills, Graham Nash) – 3:12
11. "Drivin' Thunder" (Stills, Neil Young) – 4:30
12. "Acadienne" (Stills) – 4:02
13. "Spanish Suite" (Stills) – 11:20

Personnel

• Willie Bobo – percussion
• Pete Escovedo – percussion
• Mike Finnigan – organ, background vocals
• Dorian Holley – background vocals
• Brooks Hunnicutt – background vocals
• Mortonette Jenkins – background vocals
• Marlena Jeter – background vocals
• Gerald Johnson – bass, bass guitar
• Russ Kunkel – drums, percussion
• Joe Lala – percussion
• Steve Madeo – trumpet
• Bill Meeker – drums
• George "Chocolate" Perry – bass, bass guitar, background vocals
• Jennifer Stills – background vocals
• Stephen Stills – bass, guitar, bass guitar, organ, percussion, piano, vocals, background vocals
• George Terry – guitar, rhythm guitar
• Joe Vitale – drums, keyboards, organ, percussion, synthesizer, background vocals
• Jimmy Zavelo – harp

Guest artists

• Herbie Hancock – piano
• Graham Nash – background vocals
• Neil Young – guitar, vocal harmony, vocals

Production

• Michael Braunstein – engineer
• Andy Brohard – digital engineer
• John Hiler – mixing
• Russ Kunkel – digital engineer, executive producer
• John Porter – digital engineer

References