David Buskin - album David Buskin 1972

Debut album by singer-songwriter, performer, author, playwright, jingle composer and girls' basket coach David Buskin from New York City, New York. The album (so as his second one) was recorded in Nashville, the sound is an amalgam of melodic, sometimes introspective, folkie grit and sensual pop. Buskin began his recording career supporting Tom Rush and Mary Travers (with whoom he toured some years), and has done extensive work also with Robin Batteau and Modern Man.

Dave Buskin - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, backing vocals.
Al Dana, Florence Warner - backing vocals.
Eddie Hinton - acoustic guitar, electric guitar.
Billy Sandford - electric guitar.
David Briggs - piano, keyboards, organ.
Glen Spreen - organ.
Pete Drake - steel guitar, dobro.
John Harris - harpsichord.
Farrell Morris - congas.
Norbert Putnam - bass.
Kenny Buttrey - drums, percussion.

When I needed you most of all.
Come with.
The winter comes.
Softly rocking.
After all.
Flying child.
It will come to you again.
Morning glory.
Just for the children.
If I'm lucky.