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Q’65 · 2011

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Лейбл	Pseudonym
Каталожный №	VP99.024
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Лимитированное издание, Переиздание, Ремастеринг, Стерео [Orange, 180 Gram]
Дата выпуска	2011
Страна	Нидерланды
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Garage Rock, Психоделический рок
Штрихкод	8712488985329

Треклист

	Injection
	Baby Don't Worry
	I'm Glad
	Nobody Knows When You're Down & Out
	Please Come Back To Me
	We Are Happy
	Night
	Graveyard Train "Live"
	Rock & Roll Medley "Live"

Участники

Bass: Peter Vink

Coordinator [Coordination], Compiled By: Hans van Vuuren

Design [Cover]: Hans Schulz

Drums: Beer Klaasse

Engineer [Sound, Live]: Kees Beaudeaux

Engineer [Sound]: Jan Audier

Engineer [Sound]: John Sonneveld

Flute: Barry Hay

Guitar, Steel Guitar: Joop Roelofs

Guitar, Vocals: Frank Nuyens

Lead Vocals, Harmonica: Wim Bieler

Photography By [Photography]: Claude Vanheye

Piano, Organ: Rinus Gerritsen

Producer [Produced By]: Q65

Vocals: Hanny Bieler

Vocals: Josette Nuyens

Vocals: Nel Vink

Written-By: Frank Nuyens

Written-By: Joop Roelofs

Written-By: Peter Vink

Written-By: Wim Bieler

Компании

: Pseudonym Records

: EMI Music Netherlands

: FineTune

: Record Industry

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	8 712488 985329
Barcode	8712488985329
Rights Society	STEMRA
Matrix / Runout	90522 1A VP 99.024
Matrix / Runout	90522 1B VP 99.024

Примечания

Remastered in the 24 bit domain from the original tapes at FineTune, Soest, The Netherlands. Licensed with kind permission from EMI Music Netherlands. © 2011 Pseudonym Records. Limited edition: 500 copies in solid orange vinyl. B1 (Graveyard Train "Live") is a bonus track that was not part of the [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1492205]original LP[/url]. B2.c is actually written by Johnson and Penniman, but the sleeve gives the writer's credit to R. Moore. This is confirmed by the GEMA database. Runouts are laser etched.