Michael Fennelly ‎– Lane Changer (1973)

Lane Changer is the first of two solo albums by American guitarist/songwriter Michael Fennelly, released in 1973 on Epic. The artist is backed on this album by all of Argent in addition to his ex-Crabby Appleton cohort Casey Foutz.

Tracklist:
A1. “Lane Changer” (2:34)
A2. “Touch My Soul” (4:03)
A3. “Won’t You Please Do That” (3:14)
A4. “Over My Dead Body” (2:36)
A5. “Dark Night” (4:25)
A6. “Easy to Love” (3:03)
B1. “Shine a Light” (3:02)
B2. “Bad Times” (5:54)
B3. “Flyer” (2:51)
B4. “Watch Yerself” (3:29)
B5. “Give Me Your Money” (4:03)

Credits:
Backing Vocals – Jim Rodford (A3), Rod Argent (A2, A3), Russ Ballard (A2, A3)
Bass – Dave Wintour (A2, A4, B3), Jim Rodford (A1, A3, A5, B1, B2, B4, B5)
Clarinet – Alan Holmes (A4)
Design – John Van Hamersveld
Drums – Bob Henrit (A1, A3, A5, B1, B2, B4, B5), Henry Spinetti (A2, A4), Michael Giles (B3)
Engineer – Mike Ross
Guitar – Michael Fennelly
Keyboards – Casey Foutz
Lead Vocals – Michael Fennelly
Mellotron – Rod Argent (A5)
Percussion – Gaspar Lawal (A3, B3)
Photography – Peter Read Miller
Producer – Chris White
Saxophone – Alan Holmes (A2, A4)
Songwriter – Michael Fennelly
Soprano Saxophone – Nick Newall (B3)
Trombone – John Beecham (tracks: A2, A4)
Trumpet – Mike Cotton (A2, A4)