Changing Channels (Jerry Douglas album)

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1987 studio album by Jerry Douglas

Changing Channels

Studio album by Jerry Douglas

Released

1987

Genre

Progressive bluegrass, country

Length

45:47

Jerry Douglas chronology

Under the Wire
(1986)

Changing Channels
(1987)

Everything Is Gonna Work Out Fine
(1987)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic

Changing Channels is the fourth solo album by dobro player Jerry Douglas, released in 1987 (see 1987 in music). It was his second release on the MCA label.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"From Ankara to Izmir"	Jerry Douglas	6:04
2.	"Distance/Winter's Edge"	Béla Fleck	4:23
3.	"Emphysema Two Step"	Jerry Douglas, Russ Barenberg	3:13
4.	"Waltzing on Thin Ice"	Larry Paxton, Kristin Wilkinson	5:34
5.	"Changing Channels"	Jerry Douglas	4:54
6.	"Freemantle"	Jerry Douglas, Béla Fleck	3:28
7.	"St. Anne's Reel"	Jerry Douglas	4:56
8.	"(Write It on) The Tablet of Your Heart"	Douglas; Russ Barenberg	6:36
9.	"Solo: Middle of the Medley"	Jerry Douglas; Russ Barenberg; Bill Monroe	6:39
Total length:			45:47

Personnel

Jerry Douglas – dobro, lap steel guitar
Béla Fleck – banjo, mandolin
Russ Barenberg – guitar
Edgar Meyer – bass
Connie Ellisor – strings
Mark O'Connor – fiddle
Ricky Skaggs – fiddle
Glenn Worf – bass
Neil Worf – drums
Buck White – piano
Bessyl Duhon – accordion

References

Changing Channels at AllMusic

v t e Jerry Douglas
Studio albums	Fluxology (1979) Fluxedo (1982) Under the Wire (1986) Changing Channels (1987) Plant Early (1989) Slide Rule (1992) Restless on the Farm (1998) Lookout for Hope (2002) The Best Kept Secret (2005) Glide (2008)
Compilation albums	Everything Is Gonna Work Out Fine (1987) Best of the Sugar Hill Years (2007)

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