By Jill Gibson
Colored pencil portrait by Jan’s former girlfriend and songwriting partner.
From a photograph of Jan in the studio, taken by Jill circa 1964.
The music notes in the background are from Jan’s authentic original music charts for two songs by Jan & Dean:
“When It’s Over” — 1964
“It’s a Shame to Say Goodbye” — 1965
Jill co-wrote these songs, with music arrangements by Jan.
This image appeared on the cover of the album Encomium In Memoriam Vol. 1: Jan Berry of Jan & Dean (Cinecam Music, 2008). Produced by Cameron Michael Parkes & Mark A. Moore.
Jill sang on “When It’s Over” with Cameron Michael Parkes.
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TRACK LISTING & ARTISTS:
1. The Anaheim, Azusa & Cucamonga Sewing Circle, Book Review and Timing Association — Tripsitter with Parkes & Moore, and Probyn Gregory on horns
2. It’s As Easy As 1, 2, 3 — Lisa Mychols with Probyn Gregory on horns
3. Dead Man’s Curve — Parkes & Moore with Probyn Gregory on horns; Vocal recitation by Ken Berry
4. Ace of Hearts — Vic Diaz (of the Matadors) with Parkes & Moore
5. She’s My Summer Girl — Parkes & Moore
6. ‘B’ Gas Rickshaw — Paul Johnson (with Moore on temple blocks)
7. When It’s Over — Parkes & Moore with Jill Gibson
8. I Found A Girl — Parkes & Moore with Alan Boyd and P. F. Sloan, and Probyn Gregory on horns
9. Filet of Droll Pt. 1 — Stuff and Nonsense
10. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) — Charles Pett of Box o’ Clox with Parkes & Moore
11. Bat No. 4 — Parkes
12. Filet of Droll Pt. 2 — Stuff and Nonsense
13. Bat No. 1 — David Marks (of the Beach Boys), with Moore on Percussion
14. Carnival of Sound — Tom Bahler with Parkes & Moore
15. Blowin’ My Mind — Parkes & Moore
16. Fan Tan — Don Grady (My Three Sons, The Yellow Balloon) and Michael Carey Schneider (Sneaker)
17. Love and Hate — Parkes & Moore with Mike Deasy (of the Wrecking Crew)
18. I Know My Mind — Parkes & Moore with Laurie Biagini
19. Mulholland — Parkes & Moore with Gina Longo
20. Laurel & Hardy — Parkes & Moore with Alan Boyd (C. Tidewater Finlayson)
21. Flight No. 9 (Cheyenne) — Parkes & Moore
22. California Sunshine — Robbin Thompson
23. Continuous Eternal (A Prose Poem) — Stephen Kalinich, featuring an unpublished melody by Jan Berry
24. The Anaheim, Azusa & Cucamonga Sewing Circle, Book Review and Timing Association – (A Capella Vocals) — Tripsitter
25. Fan Tan – (A Capella Vocals) — Don Grady and Michael Carey Schneider
26. Audio Montage 1 (KJAN) — Jan Berry, 1958
27. Audio Montage 2 — Jan & Arnie, 1958
28. Audio Montage 3 — Jan & Dean, 1964
29. Audio Montage 4 — Jan Berry, early 1980s, talking about Brian Wilson and “Surf City”
30. Surf City — Christa Collins (“The X Factor”) and the Woolly Bandits, with Billy Berry
Mastered by: Earle Mankey
Associate Producers: Alan Boyd and David M. Beard
Engineers: Matt Bennett, Billy Berry, Mattia Borrani, Alan Boyd, Mike “Doc” Buckley, Jeff Carroll, Mike Deasy, John Dickson, Steve Folta, Don Grady, Adam Harding, Greg Hauge, Paul Johnson, Jeff Lampson, Mark Linett, David Marks, Mark A. Moore, Cameron Michael Parkes, Tom Richards, and Julia Wolff
Recorded in: Los Angeles, CA; Thousand Oaks, CA; Camarillo, CA, Burbank, CA, Goleta, CA; North Salem, NY; Nederland, TX; Las Vegas, NV; St. Paul, MN; Richmond, VA; Raleigh, NC, and Charlotte, NC
Cover Portrait: Jill Gibson
Liner Notes: Mark A. Moore and David M. Beard
Album Design: David M. Beard
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