Comin' At Ya!
Studio album by Coke Escovedo
Released	1976
Recorded	1976 at Different Fur Studios, San Francisco, California
Genre	Soul
Label	Mercury
Producer	Patrick Gleeson
Coke Escovedo chronology
Coke (1975) Comin' At Ya! (1976) Disco Fantasy (1977)

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Allmusic	[1]

Comin' At Ya! is the second album by the former Santana and Azteca band member Coke Escovedo. It was produced by Patrick Gleeson and released in 1976.

Track listing

1. "Diamond Dust / Vida" - (Brian Holland, Coke Escovedo) - 3:03
2. "Something So Simple" - (Mark Phillips, Glenn Symmonds) - 2:34
3. "Stay With Me" - (José Feliciano) - 3:16
4. "Hangin' On" - (Mark Phillips) - 3:18
5. "Somebody's Callin'" - (Glenn Symmonds) - 3:05
6. "The Breeze and I" - (Al Stillman, Ernesto Lecuona) - 1:42
7. "Runaway" - (Errol Knowles) - 2:44
8. "I Wouldn't Change a Thing" - (Johnny Bristol) - 4:31
9. "Backseat" - (Dewayne Sweet, Glenn Symmonds) - 3:39
10. "Everything is Coming Our Way" - (Carlos Santana) - 3:59
11. "Fried Neck Bones and Home Fries" - (Melvin Latise, William Correa) - 2:15

Personnel

• Coke Escovedo - Percussion, congas, vocals
• Glenn Symmonds - Drums
• Mark Philipps - Bass
• Gábor Szabó, Abel Zarate - Guitar
• Frank Mercurio - Keyboards
• Joe Henderson - Tenor Saxophone
• Nathan Rubin and the San Francisco Soul Strings - Strings
• Errol Knowles - Lead vocals
• The Waters Sisters - Backing vocals

Charts

Sampling

A sample of about five seconds of the electric guitar on "Hangin' On" is used prominently on the song "Fastlane" by King Geedorah (MF Doom).^[2]

References

External links

• Coke Escovedo-Comin' At Ya! at Discogs