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Live Recording
Audio Remixer: Lewis Hahn.
Recording information: Atlantic Recording Studio, New York, NY.
Arranger: Arif Mardin.
Personnel: Richard Harris (vocals); Hugh McCracken, Lou Volpe (guitar); Tarik Bulut (oud, saz, cymbals, finger cymbals); Phil Bodner (woodwinds); Kenneth Bichel (keyboards, synthesizer, ARP synthesizer); Pat Rebillot, Bob James (keyboards); Steve Gadd , Allan Schwartzberg (drums); Armen Halburian (percussion); Yasmin Aga Khan, Arthur Burrows, David Smith, Clyde Spooner, Peggy Hewett, Barry Manilow, Lucy Shelton (background vocals).
Audio Remasterer: Zal Schreiber.
Prophet Kahil Gibran Music Richard Harris Prophet Kahil Gibran Songs | 1. | Coming of the Ship, The |
| 2. | On Love |
| 3. | On Marriage |
| 4. | On Children |
| 5. | Trilogy from "The Prophet" (Love, Marriage, Children) |
| 6. | On Giving |
| 7. | On Eating and Drinking |
| 8. | On Clothes |
| 9. | On Work |
| 10. | On Crime and Punishment |
| 11. | On Laws |
| 12. | On Teaching and Self-Knowledge |
| 13. | On Friendship |
| 14. | On Pleasure |
| 15. | Theme from "The Prophet" (Pleasure Is a Freedom Song) |
| 16. | On Religion |
| 17. | On Death |
| 18. | Farewell, The |
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