Jeff Wayne - The War Of The Worlds mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork By [Art Director And Logo Design] – John Pasche
• Backing Vocals – Billy Lawrie, Gary Osborne, Paul Vigrass
• Bass Guitar – Herbie Flowers
• Composed By, Orchestrated By, Conductor, Producer, Piano, Harpsichord – Jeff Wayne
• Directed By [Dramatic And Narrative Sections] – Charles Dubin, Jerry Wayne
• Drums – Barry Morgan
• Engineer – Geoff Young
• Engineer [Assisted By] – Laurence Diana
• Executive Producer – Jerry Wayne
• Guitar – Chris Spedding, Jo Partridge
• Keyboards – Ken Freeman
• Lyrics By – Gary Osborne (tracks: 1.02 to 2.07)
• Mastered By [2005, Assisted By] – Sarah Register
• Mastered By [2005] – Emily Lazar
• Mastered By [Original 1978] – Bill Foster
• Narrator – Richard Burton
• Percussion – Barry De Souza, Ray Cooper, Roy Jones
• Tar (drum), Dulcimer [Santur], Zither – George Fenton
• Written-by [Story] – Doreen Wayne

Notes

Adapted from H. G. Wells
SFX by Pest
Published by Jeff Wayne Music Ltd. exept "Forever Autumn" published by Jeff Wayne Music Ltd. / Duchess Music Inc.
A 48 Track Production recorded at Adivision Studios, London, May 1976-July 1977.
Mastered at Tape One, London.
2005 mastering at The Lodge, New York City

Album

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