Bontempi - What Keeps Us Awake mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass, Keyboards – Geoff Miller
• Design, Artwork – Bontempi
• Drums, Harmony Vocals – Lynette Gillis
• Lead Vocals, Guitar – Carla Gillis
• Mastered By – Noah Mintz
• Photography By [Band Photo] – Simon McNally
• Producer – Bontempi , Charles Austin
• Recorded By – Charles Austin, Jay Arner (tracks: 6)
• Songwriter – Bontempi

Notes

Recorded at Electromagnetic Recordings in Halifax, NS, 2003.

Mastered at Lacquer Channel.

Track 6 recorded at Cat And Dog And Bear Studio, Langley, BC, 2004.

Copyright final songs 2004

Barcodes

• Rights Society: SOCAN

Companies

• Published By – Final Songs Publishing
• Recorded At – Electromagnetic Recordings
• Recorded At – Cat And Dog And Bear Studio
• Mastered At – The Lacquer Channel
• Copyright (c) – Final Songs Publishing

Album

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