When People Were Shorter And Lived Near The Water – Bobby
| Лейбл: | Shimmy Disc – shimmy 024 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | US |
| Дата релиза: | 1989 |
| Жанр: | Rock |
| Стиль: | Indie Rock |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
| A1 | Muddy Mississippi Line |
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| A2 | Broomstick Cowboy |
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| A3 | Watching Scotty Grow
Written-By – Mac Davis |
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| A4 | The Straight Life
Written-By – Sonny Curtis |
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| A5 | If You've Got A Heart |
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| A6 | See The Funny Little Clown |
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| A7 | Can You Feel It? |
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| B1 | Honey
Written-By – Bobby Russell |
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| B2 | Little Things |
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| B3 | Autumn Of My Life |
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| B4 | Voodoo Woman |
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| B5 | With Pen Hand |
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| B6 | It's Too Late |
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| B7 | Me Japanese Boy
Written-By – Bacharach And David |
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| B8 | I'm A Drifter |
Участники записи:
- Bass, Slide Guitar – Kramer (2)
- Bass, Vocals – Dave Rick
- Drums – David Licht
- Engineer – Sue Fisher
- Guitar – Ron Spitzer
- Guitar – Robert Poss
- Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Cornet, Vocals – Robert Meetsma
- Guitar, Piano, Vocals – David Raymer
- Organ – Jeff Schoen
- Percussion – Steve Shelley
- Photography By [Cover] – Tom Cinoman
- Producer – Kramer (2)
- Trombone [Digital] – Nicolas Collins
- Trumpet [Various] – Frank London
- Tuba, Accordion – Chris Xefos
- Vocals – Paul Defilipps
- Vocals – Kim Rancourt
- Vocals, Trombone – Joey Defilipps
- Written-By – Bobby Goldsboro
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
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Компании:
- Mixed At – Noise New York
- Recorded At – Noise New York
Участники записи:
- Bass, Slide Guitar – Kramer (2)
- Bass, Vocals – Dave Rick
- Drums – David Licht
- Engineer – Sue Fisher
- Guitar – Ron Spitzer
- Guitar – Robert Poss
- Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Cornet, Vocals – Robert Meetsma
- Guitar, Piano, Vocals – David Raymer
- Organ – Jeff Schoen
- Percussion – Steve Shelley
- Photography By [Cover] – Tom Cinoman
- Producer – Kramer (2)
- Trombone [Digital] – Nicolas Collins
- Trumpet [Various] – Frank London
- Tuba, Accordion – Chris Xefos
- Vocals – Paul Defilipps
- Vocals – Kim Rancourt
- Vocals, Trombone – Joey Defilipps
- Written-By – Bobby Goldsboro
