Peter Gabriel - So LP Geffen US Press 1986 MINT SEALED (Cut Out)

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Peter Gabriel ?– So

Label: Geffen Records ?– GHS 24088 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US Released: 1986 Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Folk, World, & Country Style: Pop Rock, Art Rock

TracklistHide Credits

A1 Red Rain Backing Vocals – David RhodesBass – Tony LevinDrums – Jerry MarottaGuitar – Daniel LanoisPercussion [Hi-hat] – Stewart CopelandProgrammed By [Linn Programming] – Chris Hughes A2 Sledgehammer Backing Vocals – Coral Gordon, Dee Lewis, P.P. ArnoldBass – Tony LevinDrums, Percussion – Manu KatchéGuitar – David RhodesSaxophone – Mark RiveraTrombone – Don MikkelsenTrumpet – Wayne Jackson A3 Don't Give Up Bass – Tony LevinDrums, Percussion – Manu KatchéGuitar – Mark RiveraKeyboards – Simon ClarkPiano – Richard TeeVocals – Kate Bush A4 That Voice Again Bass – Tony LevinDrums, Percussion – Manu KatchéGuitar – Daniel LanoisGuitar, Lyrics By – David RhodesViolin – Lakshmi Shankar* B1 In Your Eyes Backing Vocals – David Rhodes, Jim Kerr, Michael Been, Ronnie BrightBass – Larry Klein, Tony LevinDrums – Jerry MarottaDrums, Percussion – Manu KatchéPiano – Richard TeeVocals – Youssou N'Dour B2 Mercy Street Bass – Larry KleinCongas – Djalma CorreaCoordinator [Studio] – Luigi HofferPiano – Richard TeeRecorded By [Percussion] – Ary Carvalhaes, Jairo GualbertoSaxophone – Mark RiveraSupervised By – Graciela Silberberg, Renato CostaSurdo [Surdu] – Djalma CorreaTriangle – Djalma Correa B3 Big Time Bass – Simon Clark, Tony LevinBass [Drumstick Bass] – Jerry MarottaCornet – Wayne JacksonDrum Programming [Linn Kick] – Jimmy BralowerDrums – Stewart CopelandGuitar – Daniel Lanois, David RhodesKeyboards – Simon ClarkSaxophone – Mark RiveraTrombone – Don MikkelsenTrumpet – Wayne JacksonVocals – Coral Gordon, Dee Lewis, P.P. Arnold B4 We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37) Drums – Jerry MarottaDrums, Percussion – Manu KatchéGuitar – Daniel Lanois, David RhodesViolin – Lakshmi Shankar*

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – The David Geffen Company
Copyright (c) – The David Geffen Company
Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation
Published By – Cliofine Ltd.
Published By – Hidden Pun Music Inc.
Recorded At – Real World Studios
Recorded At – PolyGram Studios, Rio De Janeiro
Mastered At – The Town House
Lacquer Cut At – Artisan Sound Recorders
Overdubbed At – Power Station
Designed At – Peter Saville Associates

Credits

Arranged By [Horns] – Daniel Lanois (tracks: A2, B3), Peter Gabriel (tracks: A2, B3), Wayne Jackson (tracks: A2, B3)
Design – Brett Wickens, Peter Saville (2)
Engineer – Kevin Killen
Engineer [Additional Assistant] – Jam Crisp
Engineer [Additional] – David Bottrill, David Stallbaumer
Engineer [Overdub Assistant] – Steve Boyer
Engineer [Overdub] – Bruce Lampcov
Management – Gail Colson
Mastered By – Greg Fulginiti, Ian Cooper
Photography By – Trevor Key
Producer – Peter Gabriel
Producer, Engineer – Daniel Lanois
Recorded By – David Bascombe
Supervised By [Overdub] – Charlene Colon

Notes

P.P. Arnold courtesy 10 Records Ltd.
Michael Been courtesy Elektra/Asylum Records
Kate Bush courtesy EMI AMERICA Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.
Stewart Copeland courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.
Jim Kerr courtesy Virgin Records Ltd.
Youssou N'Dour courtesy Albert Koski Productions
L. Shankar courtesy ECM Records
Richard Tee courtesy King Record Co. Ltd

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 0 7599-24088-1
Barcode (Scanned): 075992408813
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Etched Variant 1): GHS-24088-A-SR-1 GF SRC 1-4 (Artisan Sound Recorders Logo)
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Etched Variant 1): GHS-24088-B-SR-1 SRC 1-6 (Artisan Sound Recorders Logo)
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Etched Variant 2): GHS-24088-A-SR-3 [Artisan logo]GF [Specialty Records Corp. logo] 1 • 3
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Etched Variant 2): GHS-24088-B-SR1 [Artisan logo] [Specialty Records Corp. logo] 1-3
Rights Society: BMI

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