Jimmy McIntosh - New Orleans To London mp3

Performer: Jimmy McIntosh
Title: New Orleans To London
Country: Germany
Catalog Number: ESC 03713-2
Label: ESC Records
Released: 2006
Style: Blues Rock, Fusion
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 463

Jimmy Mcintosh Germany Esc Records Blues Rock Fusion 2006

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Tracklist

1	It Was A Virus Written By – Jimmy McIntosh, Penn Jillette	4:58
2	The Minstrel Boy Arranged By – Jimmy McIntoshWritten By – Traditional	1:16
3	Rogent Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	8:05
4	Woody Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	7:16
5	Slave Written By – Jagger-Richards	5:45
6	G-Spot Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	3:48
7	Fifty-Five Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	3:41
8	Biker Babe Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	4:50
9	A.K.A. Papa Funk Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	3:34
10	Third Stone From The Sun Written By – Jimi Hendrix	10:29
11	Mama Funk Written By – Jimmy McIntosh	5:03

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
250245	Jimmy McIntosh	New Orleans To London ‎(CD, Album)	Blues Boulevard	250245	France	2009
ESC 03713-2	Jimmy McIntosh	New Orleans To London ‎(CD, Album)	ESC Records	ESC 03713-2	Germany	2006
VQCD 10271	Jimmy McIntosh	New Orleans To London ‎(CD, Album)	Ward Records	VQCD 10271	Japan	2009

Credits

Acoustic Bass – Tom Warrington (tracks: 9)
Acoustic Guitar – Jimmy McIntosh (tracks: 11)
Art Direction – Alfie Falckenbach
Baritone Guitar – Ron Wood (tracks: 3, 4, 7)
Bass – Rochon Westmoreland (tracks: 1 To 8, 10)
Design – Didier Scohier
Drums – Jose "Pepe" Jimenez (tracks: 1, 5, 9), Willie Green (tracks: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10)
Guitar – Hot Rod (tracks: 2, 4, 9), Jimmy McIntosh (tracks: 1 To 11), Ron Wood (tracks: 2, 9)
Mastered By – Gene Grimaldi
Mixed By – T.J. Helmerich
Mixed By [Mix Assistance] – R.I.T. Class, R.I.T. Class
Organ – Art Neville (tracks: 3), Ivan Neville (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7)
Percussion – Cyril Neville (tracks: 1, 8, 10)
Photography By – Carol Cali
Recorded By – Mark Bingham, Mike Sak, Steve Bush
Tenor Saxophone – Phil Wigfall (tracks: 7)
Vocals – Ivan Neville (tracks: 2)

Notes

Promotional Copy. Comes in a PVC bag for CD with simple front cover.

Barcodes

Mastering SID Code: IFPI LL88
Mould SID Code: IFPI 5223
Matrix / Runout: ESC 03713 Finish

Companies

Recorded At – Kill The Messenger
Recorded At – Piety Street Recording
Recorded At – Ronnie Wood's Studio, London
Mixed At – Musicians Institute
Mastered At – Oasis Mastering
Manufactured For – DOCdata Germany

Album

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