Entertainers...On & Off the Record

• Artist: The Statler Brothers
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• Release Date: 1978
• Genre: Country

Review

Entertainers...On and Off the Record was one of the Statlers' most successful efforts from the 1970s, courtesy of their first number one hit, "Do You Know You Are My Sunshine" as well as "Who Am I to Say" and "The Official Historian on Shirley Jean Berrell." ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Do You Know You Are My Sunshine	Harold Reid, Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:13)
Yours Love	Harlan Howard	The Statler Brothers	(3:08)
The Best That I Can Do	Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:51)
You're the First	Lew DeWitt	The Statler Brothers	(2:13)
Tomorrow Is Your Friend	Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:33)
The Official Historian on Shirley Jean Berrell	Harold Reid, Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:16)
Who Am I to Say	Kim Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:06)
I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know	Cecil A. Null	The Statler Brothers	(3:11)
When You Are Sixty-Five	Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:38)
I Dreamed About You	Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(2:40)
Before the Magic Turns to Memory	Don Reid	The Statler Brothers	(3:11)

Credits

Chip Young (?), Lillian Hunt (?), Tom Sparkman (Engineer), Dale Sellers (?), Sheldon Kurland (?), Carl Gorodetzky (?), Bergen White (Arranger), Hargus "Pig" Robbins (Piano), Brenton Banks (?), Pete Wade (Guitar), Stephanie Woolf (?), Byron Bach (?), Stephen Clapp (?), Pamela VanOsdale (?), Marvin Chantry (?), Lennie Haight (?), Gary VanOsdale (?), Samuel Terranova (?), John Catchings (?), Jerry Kennedy (Guitar), Jerry Shook (?), Roy Christensen (?), George Binkley III (?), Charlie McCoy (?), Martha McCrory (?), Buddy Harman (?), Solie Fott (?), Martin Katahn (?), Harold Bradley (?), Bob Moore (?), Ray Edenton (?), Cam Mullins (Arranger), M. Steven Smith (?), Jerry Kennedy (Producer)