Ramones - Halfway To Sanity mp3

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Credits

• Art Direction – Mark Weinberg
• Bass Vocals – Dee Dee Ramone
• Crew [Lighting Director] – Arturo Vega
• Drums – Richie Ramone
• Engineer – Jorge Esteban
• Engineer [Assistant] – DJ Walker , Howard Shillingford
• Guitar – Johnny Ramone
• Management – Gary Kurfirst
• Management [Tour Manager] – Monte Melnick
• Mastered By – Jack Skinner
• Mixed By – Joe Blaney
• Photography, Design [Cover] – George DuBose
• Producer – Daniel Rey, The Ramones
• Technician [Drum Technician] – Tom Goss
• Technician [Guitar Technician] – Matt Lolya
• Technician [Sound Technician] – Jeff Wormley, John Markovich
• Vocals – Joey Ramone

• Producer – Daniel Rey, Ramones

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• Barcode: 0 42283 38144 5
• Other (Distribution Code): BA 581
• Rights Society: SACEM / SACD / SDRM / SGDL

• Barcode: 0 2292-44506-2 4
• Matrix / Runout: 8.26666 @ 2
• Other (clear mould ring): [Warner logo] III
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Label Code: LC 8223
• Other (SPARS code): AAD

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