Mark Haines And The Zippers - Like It Is : Live! mp3

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Credits

• Accordion, Jew's Harp – Tom Leighton
• Bass Guitar, Percussion – Rick Ramsay
• Drums – Glenn Anderson
• Engineer [Assistant] – Doug McClement, Martin Wareing
• Engineer [Mixing] – Ed Stone
• Engineer [Recording] – Jon Erickson
• Guitar, Violin – Mark Haines
• Keyboards – Miles Raine, Tom Leighton
• Producer – Ross Munro
• Saxophone, Whistle, Tambourine – Miles Raine
• Vocals – Glenn Anderson, Mark Haines , Rick Ramsay, Tom Leighton

Notes

℗ & © 1992 Mark Haines Bizz

Recorded live at Jakes Boathouse, Brampton, September 26 and 27, 1992 by Comfort Sound Mobile, Toronto
Mixed at 1:2:1 Recording, Toronto, October 6, 7, 8, 1992

Companies

• Recorded At – Jakes Boathouse
• Recorded By – The Comfort Sound Mobile Recording Unit
• Mixed At – 1:2:1 Recording
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mark Haines Bizz
• Copyright (c) – Mark Haines Bizz – MHZL93

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