The Bryan Ferry Orchestra - The Jazz Age mp3

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• Alto Saxophone – Richard White
• Arranged By – Colin Good
• Banjo – Martin Wheatley
• Baritone Saxophone – Alan Barnes
• Bass Clarinet – Richard White
• Bass Saxophone – Richard White
• Cello – Katy Cox
• Clarinet – Alan Barnes, Richard White, Robert Fowler
• Cornet – Enrico Tomasso
• Directed By – Bryan Ferry
• Double Bass – Chris Laurence
• Drums – John Sutton
• Engineer – David Phelan, Simon Willey
• Guitar – Martin Wheatley
• Illustration – Paul Colin
• Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
• Mixed By – Rhett Davies, Simon Willey
• Percussion – Frank Ricotti
• Piano – Colin Good
• Producer – Bryan Ferry, Rhett Davies
• Recorded By – Rhett Davies, Simon Willey
• Tenor Saxophone – Robert Fowler
• Trombone – Malcolm Earle Smith
• Trumpet – Enrico Tomasso
• Viola – Emma Owens, Sarah Chapman
• Violin – Emma Parker, Victoria Sutherland

Notes

Packaged in CD-size hardback book with 12 full-color pages which include an essay by Bryan Ferry.
Made in the UK.

Illustrations:
Elements from 'Tumult Noir' Portfolio, Paul Colin 1972
© ADAGP, Paris & DACS, London 2012

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• Barcode: 4 897028492186

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• Licensed To – BMG Rights Management

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