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Rollins Band Yellow Blues mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Yellow Blues Country: US Released: 2001 Style: Alternative Rock, Hard Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1753 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1772 mb WMA version RAR size: 1319 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 920 Other Formats: AA MIDI TTA MPC MP2 MP4 WAV Tracklist Hide Credits Illumination (Ben Grosse Remix) 1 4:03 Remix – Ben Grosse 2 Side By Side 3:08 3 Frozen Man 3:17 4 100 Miles 4:16 5 Summer Nights 4:44 6 Action 4:58 7 Yellow Blues 6:19 8 Don't Let This Be 4:29 9 Coma 8:26 Hold On 10 10:03 Keyboards – Brian Kehew 11.1 Hell's Lounge Band Unwinds 5:11 11.2 Fuck Yo Mamma 6:01 Companies, etc. Mastered At – Sterling Sound Mixed At – Sunset Sound Factory Recorded At – Cherokee Studios Credits Bass – Marcus Blake Creative Director [Creative Consultant] – Bob Ezrin Design, Photography By [Inner Tray] – Dave Chapple Drums – Jason Mackenroth Engineer [Cherokee Studios] – Sander Van Jong* Engineer [Sunset Sound] – Josh Turner Guitar, Piano – Jim Wilson Mastered By – George Marino Photography By – Henry Rollins Producer – Henry Rollins Producer [Postproduction] – Phil Klum Recorded By, Mixed By – Clif Norrell Vocals [Throat] – Henry Rollins Written-By – Rollins Band Notes Track 11.2 is an unlisted track. Tracked at Cherokee Studios in Los Angeles, CA '98-'99. Mixed at Sunset Sound Factory, except track 1, mixed at the Mix Room in Burbank, CA. A compilation of tracks from the outtakes of the Rollins Band - Get Some Go Again sessions that did not make the album. Barcode and Other Identifiers ASIN: B000MK54FO Related Music albums to Yellow Blues by Rollins Band Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - After A While / Red Sails In The Sunset Z-Bo-Man - Shut The Fuck Up / Shut The Fuck Up (House Mix) The Sonic Tonics - Hot Rod Lounge The Riverside Marimba Band - Sunset On The St. Lawrence / Yellow Mersey Moon Chick Corea Akoustic Band - Alive Benett - So You're Not Coming Over? Rollins Band - The End Of Silence Vargas Blues Band - How Verso Are You? The Allman Brothers Band - Reach For The Sky Galaxy Fuzz Band - Frozen In Tomorrow.

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