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Chris Cacavas And Junk Yard Love

Chris Cacavas And Junk Yard Love · 1997

Лейбл	Normal
Каталожный №	Normal 180 CD
Формат	CD, Альбом, Переиздание, Ремастеринг
Дата выпуска	1997
Страна	Германия
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Фолк-рок, Альтернативный рок
Штрихкод	4011760628027

Треклист

	Original Album - Recorded February 1989:
	Driving Misery
	Truth
	Wrecking Yard
	I Didn't Mean That
	Angel On A Mattress Spring
	Load Of Me
	Blue River
	Honeymoon
	Four Corners USA
	Jukebox Lullabye
	Bonus Tracks - Demos From February 1988:
	Driving Misery
	Truth
	Load Off Me
	Four Corners
	Can You Hear?
	(silence)
	Thirteen
	(silence)
	Wrecking Yard (Piano Version)

Участники

Bass: Mark Walton

Bass, Backing Vocals: Tom Stevens

Drums: Keith Mitchell

Engineer: Brett Gurewitz

Engineer: Donnell Cameron

Engineer: Rick Novak

Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar: John Thoman

Liner Notes [San Francisco September 12th, 1997]: Pat Thomas

Photography By [Band]: Steven Roback

Photography By [Chris And His Guitar]: Lori Eanes

Photography By [Chris And His Guitar]: Stacy Seiler

Photography By [Front Cover]: Rex Anderson

Producer: Steve Wynn

Reissue Producer, Compiled By: Pat Thomas

Remastered By: Guy Slater

Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Piano, Organ: Chris Cacavas

Written-By: Chris Cacavas

Компании

: Normal Records

: Olde West

: BOD Berlin Optical Disc

: Indigo

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	4011760628027
Barcode	4 011760 628027
Label Code	LC 8820
Distribution Code	63802
Matrix / Runout	BOD NORM N 180
Mastering SID Code	IFPI L357
Mould SID Code	IFPI 5227

Примечания

8-page booklet with notes, pics and credits On the front cover: The Classic debut Album Digitally Remastered With Bonus Tracks, New Liner Notes & Photos. On back cover: Issued under exclusive license from: The Pat Thomas Archives On booklet: Remastered @ Olde West, San Francisco On disc: "The 1st album" Digitally remastered version Copyright 1988-97 Cacavas / Thomas Made in Germany Track 15 includes also two unlisted songs: a cover version of Big Star song "Thirteen" and another version ('piano version') of "Wrecking Yard".