Shawn Phillips - Contribution / Second Contribution mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• Arranged By – Ian Green (tracks: 9)
• Arranged By [Orchestra] – Paul Buckmaster (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Art Direction – Michael Doud (tracks: 9 to 20), Tom Wilkes (tracks: 1 to 8)
• Engineer – Robin Cable
• Guitar, Sitar, Vocals – Shawn Phillips
• Liner Notes [2004] – Sean Egan
• Musician – Anello Capuano (tracks: 9 to 20), John Michael Palmer (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Bass, Guitar] – Barry Dean (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Bass] – Brian Odgers (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Drums] – Bruce Rowland (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Guitar] – Harvey Burns (tracks: 9 to 20), Jim Creegan (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Horn] – Gerry Salisbury (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Keyboards] – Ann Odell (tracks: 9 to 20), Paul Buckmaster (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Musician [Percussion, Keyboards] – Peter Robinson (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Photography By – Jim McCrary (tracks: 1 to 8), Sanders Nicholson (tracks: 9 to 20)
• Producer – Jonathan Weston
• Remastered By – Andrew Thompson
• Written-By – Paul Buckmaster (tracks: 19), Shawn Phillips (tracks: 1 to 18, 20)

Notes

Tracks 2 to 8 originally released as LP " Contribution " in 1970.
Tracks 9 to 20 originally released as LP " Second Contribution " in 1971.

Both album recorded and engineered at Trident Studios, London

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 81881 00172 6

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – A&M Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Gottdiscs Limited
• Licensed From – Universal Music (UK) Ltd.
• Recorded At – Trident Studios
• Remastered At – Sound Performance

Album

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