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Hot House Bruce recreates the live atmosphere in the studio, along with Chaka Khan , Pat Metheny , Levi Little , David Hollister , and with his last recorded material, Jerry Garcia . Released: July 18 1995
Hot House is a 1995 album by American musician Bruce Hornsby. It is Hornsby's second solo album and his fifth overall studio release (three previously with The Range). "Walk in the Sun" and "Cruise Control", from the album, were released as singles (with radio edits).
Bruce Hornsby’s Hot House was his 1995 release. It made number 68 in the charts and produced two singles: Walk in the Sun and Cruise Control. The live environment was really reproduced in the studio alongside Chaka Khan, Pat Metheny, Levi Little, David Hollister, and with his last recorded material, Jerry Garcia.
Little sang backing vocals on Bruce Hornsby’s 1995 album “Hot House.” And the Williamsburg-based piano master returns the favor on “The Walls,” a cut on Little’s album.
Hot House. Bruce Hornsby. Initial release : July 1995. RCA 66584. Bruce Hornsby's fifth album, the second to be credited to just Hornsby. The third Hornsby album to include a contribution from Garcia. Tracks. Spider Fingers (Bruce Hornsby) White Wheeled Limousine (Bruce Hornsby) Walk in the Sun (Bruce Hornsby) The Changes (Bruce Hornsby)
Hot House Ball lyricist and composer: B.R. Hornsby publisher: Basically Zappo Music (in 1995) and Warner Chappell Music, Inc. (in 1995)
Album Info. Produced by Bruce Hornsby. Engineered by Wayne Pooley. Additional engineering: John Cutler, Jeff ‘Nik’ Norman, Tom Mahn, Heff Moraes. 2nd engineers: Brad Madix, Keno ‘Keanu’ Snyder.
