1993 CD 
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B&W Music
alto saxophone, clavinet, electronic wind instrument, flute, keyboards [roland d50, korg m1, melotrone], organ [hammond c3], soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, glockenspiel Gary Meek
arranged by, composed by Fourth World
cover [art], design Gary Edwards
drums, percussion, vocals Airto Moreira
electric guitar, vocals Jose Neto
engineer, producer David Garland
engineer, producer Mark St. John
executive-producer, liner notes Robert Trunz
management A-Train Management
photography by Andy Phillips
photography by Jake Purches
recorded by [red bus], mixed by Chris Lewis
recorded by [red bus], mixed by Sheridan Tongue
vocals, percussion Flora Purim
Copyright (c) B&W Loudspeakers Ltd.
Mastered At Abbey Road Studios
Mixed At Red Bus Studios
Phonographic Copyright (p) B&W Loudspeakers Ltd.
Published By Bug Music Ltd.
Recorded At 145 Wardour Street
Recorded At Red Bus Studios
Glass Mastered At Nimbus
Includes a 16 page colored insert with short biographies of each performer along with review snippets and instrument descriptions, also various artwork, photos, and a detailed diagram of Airto's permanent percussion setup including sizes and descriptions.
Recorded using the Neumann 'Dummy Head' capacitor mic; the Sennheiser 'Dummy Head' dynamic mic; the Calrec soundfield four channel microphone and the original Neumann U47 valve mic.
Recorded at 15ips half inch/ Dolby SR on a customized 1977 MC1 analogue tape recorder using Saki heads.
Monitored on John Bowers Silver Signature Loudspeakers with all silver wiring and connectors = and Matrix 801 3 loudspeakers, both from B&W.
The 'Paradis' guitar featured by Jose on this album is a unique blend of lead and bass in one instrument The Band's original intention was to have one guitarist playing guitar and bass at the same time. Jose was able to achieve this in the shape of the 'Paradis', an electric nylon guitar with inbuilt sub bass designed by Rolf Spuler and Mathias Grob of Switzerland. The sub bass is triggered electronically when Jose plays in the lower register.
Barcode: 5023767010308
Barcode: 5 023767 010308 > (Text)
Matrix / Runout: BW 030 MASTERED BY NIMBUS
Rights Society: MCPS
arranged by, composed by Fourth World
cover [art], design Gary Edwards
drums, percussion, vocals Airto Moreira
electric guitar, vocals Jose Neto
engineer, producer David Garland
engineer, producer Mark St. John
executive-producer, liner notes Robert Trunz
management A-Train Management
photography by Andy Phillips
photography by Jake Purches
recorded by [red bus], mixed by Chris Lewis
recorded by [red bus], mixed by Sheridan Tongue
vocals, percussion Flora Purim
Copyright (c) B&W Loudspeakers Ltd.
Mastered At Abbey Road Studios
Mixed At Red Bus Studios
Phonographic Copyright (p) B&W Loudspeakers Ltd.
Published By Bug Music Ltd.
Recorded At 145 Wardour Street
Recorded At Red Bus Studios
Glass Mastered At Nimbus
Includes a 16 page colored insert with short biographies of each performer along with review snippets and instrument descriptions, also various artwork, photos, and a detailed diagram of Airto's permanent percussion setup including sizes and descriptions.
Recorded using the Neumann 'Dummy Head' capacitor mic; the Sennheiser 'Dummy Head' dynamic mic; the Calrec soundfield four channel microphone and the original Neumann U47 valve mic.
Recorded at 15ips half inch/ Dolby SR on a customized 1977 MC1 analogue tape recorder using Saki heads.
Monitored on John Bowers Silver Signature Loudspeakers with all silver wiring and connectors = and Matrix 801 3 loudspeakers, both from B&W.
The 'Paradis' guitar featured by Jose on this album is a unique blend of lead and bass in one instrument The Band's original intention was to have one guitarist playing guitar and bass at the same time. Jose was able to achieve this in the shape of the 'Paradis', an electric nylon guitar with inbuilt sub bass designed by Rolf Spuler and Mathias Grob of Switzerland. The sub bass is triggered electronically when Jose plays in the lower register.
Barcode: 5023767010308
Barcode: 5 023767 010308 > (Text)
Matrix / Runout: BW 030 MASTERED BY NIMBUS
Rights Society: MCPS