Live Across America

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Live Across America
Live album by The Rippingtons
Released	March 12, 2002
Recorded	1999–2000
Genre	Smooth jazz Jazz fusion
Length	65:48
Label	Windham Hill / Peak
Producer	Russ Freeman and Nick Sodano
The Rippingtons chronology
Life in the Tropics (2000) Live Across America (2002) Let It Ripp (2003)

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Live Across America is The Rippingtons' second live album (preceded by 1992's Live in L.A.) which was released in 2002.

1. "Road Warriors" - 4:15
2. "Summer Lovers" - 6:35
3. "Welcome to the St. James' Club" - 5:15
4. "Hideaway" - 3:57
5. "Black Diamond" - 5:00
6. "South Beach Mambo" - 4:39
7. "She Likes to Watch" - 5:38
8. "Jewel Thieves" - 8:34
9. "Rain" - 7:07
10. "Avenida del Mar" - 3:59
11. "Purple Haze / Fire Medley" - 1:42
12. "Fire" - 1:42
13. "The Star-Spangled Banner" - 2:46
14. "Are We There Yet?" - 4:29

• Russ Freeman – guitars
• Bill Heller – keyboards
• Rico Belled – bass
• Kim Stone – bass
• Dave Hooper – drums
• Dave Karasony – drums
• Scott Breadman – percussion
• Ray Yslas – percussion
• Eric Marienthal – saxophones
• Paul Taylor – saxophones

• Russ Freeman – producer, executive producer, arrangements, mixing
• Nick Sodano – producer (1-5, 7, 8, 9), recording, mixing, tour manager
• Andi Howard – executive producer, management
• Robert Hadley – mastering
• Doug Sax – mastering
• Valerie Ince – A&R assistance
• Leilani Shelby – production coordinator

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