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Seven

Bob Seger · 1978

Лейбл	Capitol Records
Каталожный №	ST-11748
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Переиздание [Jacksonville Press]
Дата выпуска	1978
Страна	США
Жанр	Рок, Поп
Стиль	Рок-н-ролл, Поп-рок

Треклист

	Get Out Of Denver
	Long Song Comin'
	Need Ya
	School Teacher
	Cross Of Gold
	UMC (Upper Middle Class)
	Seen A Lot Of Floors
	20 Years From Now
	All Your Love

Участники

Backing Band: The Silver Bullet Band

Bass: Chris Campbell

Bass: Tommy Cogbill

Cover, Photography: Thomas Weschler

Drums: Kenny Buttrey

Drums: Randy Meyers

Engineer [GM Studios]: Milan Bogdan

Engineer [Pampa]: Jim Bruzzese

Engineer [Quadrophonic]: Gene Eichelberger

Engineer [United Sound]: George Patak

Lead Guitar: Bill Mueller

Lead Guitar: Dave Doran

Lead Guitar: Jim McCarty

Mellotron: Robyn Robins

Organ: John Harris

Photography By: Scott Sparling

Piano: Bobby Wood

Piano: David Briggs

Producer: Punch Andrews

Producer, Written-By, Lead Vocals: Bob Seger

Rhythm Guitar: Charlie McCoy

Saxophone: Tommy Cartmell

Slide Guitar: Jim McCarty

Компании

: Capitol Industries-EMI, Inc.

: EMI

: Warner Bros. Records Inc.

: Hideout Productions

: Gear Publishing Co.

: Quadrafonic Sound Studios

: Pampa Studios

: United Sound Systems

: GM Studios

: Capitol Records, Inc.

: Capitol Mastering

: Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Winchester

: Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Rights Society	ASCAP
Pressing Plant ID	0
Matrix / Runout	ST-1-11748
Matrix / Runout	ST-2-11748
Matrix / Runout	ST-1-11748 G5 #1 MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout	ST-2-11748 G5 #1 MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout	ST-1-11748 G1 #1 MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout	ST-2-11748 G5 #2 MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0

Примечания

No Winchester plate was used on this pressing as seen on other Jacksonville pressing. ℗ 1974 Warner Bros. Records Inc. © 1974 Warner Bros. Records Inc. © 1973 Gear Publishing Co. This album has been released previously by Reprise Records Runouts are etched, except for "MASTERED AT CAPITOL" and the Jacksonville "0"