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Manning Anser's Tree Mp3, Flac, Wma Manning Anser's Tree mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Anser's Tree Country: Russia Released: 2006 Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Prog Rock, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1337 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1530 mb WMA version RAR size: 1553 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 658 Other Formats: DTS DMF WMA VOX AA FLAC MIDI Tracklist 1 Margaret Montgomery (1581 - ????) 07:13 2 Jack Roberts (1699 - 1749) 06:39 3 William Barras (1803 - 1835) 14:45 4 Diana Horden (1900 - 1922) 07:47 5 Joshua Logan (1990 - 2048) 07:58 6 Prof. Adam Logan (2001 - 2094) 11:59 7 Dr. Jonathan Anser (2089 -???? ) 07:07 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – ProgRock Records Copyright (c) – Guy Manning Recorded At – Burnside Studios Manufactured By – ООО "Ник И Компания" Pressed By – ООО "Мастер-Диск" Credits Electric Guitar – David Million Fiddle – Ian Fairbairn Flute – Steve Dundon Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Bass, Mandolin, Vocals – Guy Manning Keyboards – Andy Tillison Saxophone, Vocals – Laura Fowles Notes Total playing time: 63'32" All songs written by Guy Manning except track 2 written by Manning/Tillison Burnside Studios Jan-Jun 2006 A release in jewel case with 16-pages booklet and clear tray. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): 837792009467 Barcode (Text): 8 37792 00946 7 Mastering SID Code: none Matrix / Runout: mals 205 GUY MANNING "Anser's Tree" www.masterdisc.ru Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year PRR270 Manning Anser's Tree (CD, Album) ProgRock Records PRR270 2006 Related Music albums to Anser's Tree by Manning 1. Parallel or 90 Degrees - No More Travelling Chess 2. Ross Manning - Reflex In Waves 3. Isabel Manning Hewson - The Land Of The Lost 4. Najee - Morning Tenderness 5. Phil Manning - Call Me 6. The Tangent - Not As Good As The Book 7. Marc Manning - AMBIENCE 1 8. Kim Manning - Good People 9. Robert Goulet - I Remember You 10. Bob Manning - My Love Song To You.
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