Brewer And Shipley - Weeds mp3

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Credits

• Bass – John Kahn, Robert Huberman
• Congas – Rienol Andino
• Design, Management – Good Karma Productions
• Drums – Bob Jones
• Electric Guitar – Fred Olson
• Engineer – Baron Leo de Gar Kulka (Maj.rt.), Vance Frost
• Fiddle – Richard Greene
• Harmonica – Apple Jack
• Organ, Piano – Ira Kamin
• Other [Lettering] – Lee
• Other [Repidograph] – Maple
• Pedal Steel Guitar – Orville 'Red' Rhodes
• Photography – Morty
• Photography By – Gary Peterson
• Photography By, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Words By, Music By – Shipley
• Piano – Nicky Hopkins
• Piano, Organ – Mark Naftalin
• Producer – Nicky Gravy
• Tabla – Phil Ford
• Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Shaker, Vibraslap, Words By, Music By – Michael Brewer

Notes

Includes insert with lyrics.
Gatefold sleeve
Pink Kama Sutra disc labels

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Stamped): KSBS 2016-A-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Stamped): KSBS 2016-B-1
• Other (Etched Both Sides): 3-1071 44

Companies

• Distributed By – Buddah Records, Inc.
• Marketed By – Buddah Records, Inc.
• Record Company – Kama Sutra Records, Inc.
• Mastered At – Sterling Sound
• Pressed By – Sonic Recording Products, Inc.
• Recorded At – Golden State Recorders
• Recorded At – Crystal Sound

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