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Split Coconut

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Split Coconut
Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 1975
GenreRock
LabelColumbia
ProducersBruce Botnick, Dave Mason
Dave Mason chronology
The Best Of Dave Mason
(1974)
Split Coconut
(1975)
Certified Live
(1976)

Split Coconut is the fifth solo studio album by Dave Mason, released in October 1975. It was reissued on CD on the One Way label in 1995.

Reception

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Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllmusicStarStar [1]

Allmusic's brief retrospective review called the album a major disappointment after Mason's first two albums for Columbia, claiming that the songs seem both hastily written and hastily recorded.[1]

Track listing

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All songs by Dave Mason unless otherwise noted.

Side One

  1. "Split Coconut"
  2. "Crying, Waiting, Hoping" (Buddy Holly)
  3. "You Can Lose It" (Dave Mason, Jim Krueger)
  4. "She's a Friend"
  5. "Save Your Love"

Side Two

  1. "Give Me a Reason Why"
  2. "Two Guitar Lovers" (Maureen Gray)
  3. "Sweet Music"
  4. "Long Lost Friend"

Personnel

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  • Dave Mason – vocals, guitar, slide guitar
  • Jim Krueger – guitar
  • Graham Nash – guitar, background vocals
  • Gerald Johnson – bass
  • Mark T. Jordan – organ, keyboards, clavinet
  • Jai Winding – organ, synthesizer, piano, keyboards
  • Rick Jaeger – drums
  • Emil Richards – percussion, marimba
  • The Manhattan Transfer – vocals, background vocals
  • David Crosby – vocals, background vocals

Chart positions

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Year Chart Position
1975 Billboard Pop Albums 27

References

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