Parker McGee

Mississippi born Parker McGee, a Nashville-based singer songwriter is widely known for his 1976 USA number 2 single hit song “I'd Really Love To See You Tonight" performed by England Dan & John Ford Coley.
In 1974, Tanya Tucker recorded McGee's "Depend on You" for her
album, that brought McGee to sign with Dawnbreaker Music, a family publishing outfit involving brothers Dan and Jim Seals. Before England Dan & John Ford Coley became a big star, McGee released his own solo album "Parker McGee" produced by Kyle Lehning under Big Tree Records. As a producer , McGee produced a good album "Marcus Joseph / Things I Meant To Say" in 1978.
McGee continued to write good songs in 1980’s and “American Song” recorded by Pointer Sisters on the album “So Excited” (1982) peaked at number 16 on Billboard Hot 100 on 28 August, 1982.
In 1996, we could see his name as co-producer of Randy Vanwarmer's album "Sun, Moon and Stars".

Release: 1976
Label: Big Tree Records, USA (BT 89520)

First Reissued CD Release: 23 August, 2000 (EastWest, Japan, AMCY-6146)

Tracks:
1. Goodbye Old Buddies
2. You Got Me Runnin'
3. This Magic Night
4. Talkin' 'Bout Loving You
5. Angel Dancing
6. Got That Feeling
7. I Just Can't Say No To You
8.,Boy Meets Girl
9. Feather Lite And Honey Smooth
10. Rock-A-Bye Baby
11. Damily Reunion

Producer: Kyle Lehning

Parker McGee : Vocals

- Musicians -
Drums: Larry Londin
Bass: Joe Osborn, Ted Reynolds, Kyle Lehning
Piano, Keyboards: Shane Keisterm Kyle Lehning
Guitars: Steve Gibson
Steel Guitar & Dobro: Doyle Grisham
Sax, Flute: Billy Puett, Skip Lane
Fiddle: Lisa Silver
Banjo: Bobby Thompson
Background Vocals: Sheri Kramer, Diane Tidwell, Lisa Silver
Strings: Shelly Kurland, George Binkley III, Carl Gorodetzky, Steven Smith, Marvin Chanty, Roy Christensen, Gary Vanosdale

#ParkerMcGee