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The Brooklyn Attractors Good Evil Alchemy Mp3, Flac, Wma The Brooklyn Attractors Good Evil Alchemy mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Reggae Album: Good Evil Alchemy Country: US Released: 2014 MP3 version RAR size: 1181 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1256 mb WMA version RAR size: 1224 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 690 Other Formats: VQF AAC AA WAV MP4 MOD AIFF Tracklist A1 Jamaica Bay 4:12 A2 Good And Evil 5:05 A3 Alchemy 6:37 A4 Entropy 4:34 A5 Port Royal 4:10 B1 Povo 5:18 B2 Gowanamera 5:37 B3 Thankful 5:16 B4 For Cedric 5:33 Credits Artwork, Design – Tom Booth Baritone Saxophone [A3], Soprano Saxophone [B3] – David Hillyard Bass, Engineer, Percussion [B4] – Dan Jeselsohn Drums, Percussion [B9] – Eddie Ocampo Engineer – Josh Hahn Guitar – Justin Rothberg Organ [A1, A4, A5, B3], Piano [A3, B2] – Gideon Blumenthal Organ [A2], Piano [A1] – Jack Wright Percussion – King Django (tracks: B4), Larry McDonald Photography – Michelle Ska Piano, Organ – Raynier Jacildo (tracks: B1) Producer, Engineer, Mixed By, Trumpet, Percussion [A3, A4, B3], Melodica [B3], Piano [A4] – Rich Graiko Saxophone – Anant Pradhan (tracks: A1-A5, B1, B2, B4) Saxophone [A2, B3], Flute [A3, B1, B2] – Luke Penella Trombone – Buford O'Sullivan (tracks: A1, A5, B1, B2, B3, B4) Trombone [A2, A3, A4] – Scott Flynn Trumpet – Kevin Batchelor (tracks: A5) Notes Recorded at Spacedog/stage 25, New York, NY. Limited to 500 copies 250 on White 250 on Blue (THIS) Two songs from the CD version are omitted from the vinyl release. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Brooklyn Good Evil Alchemy Jump Up! JUMP113LP JUMP113LP US 2014 Attractors (LP, Ltd, Whi) Records The Brooklyn Good Evil Alchemy Jump Up! JUMP113 JUMP113 US 2014 Attractors (CD, Ltd) Records Related Music albums to Good Evil Alchemy by The Brooklyn Attractors Love Science Music - Love Science Music Per Eriksen - Beat Crazy Stubborn All-Stars - NYC Ska Sensation Music Minus One - The Music Of Burt Bacharach: Music Minus One Piano Or Organ Gota & The Heart Of Gold - Somethin' To Talk About Jim Keller - Soul Candy Nantucket - Nantucket / Your Face Or Mine Joseph D'Anvers - Rouge Fer.
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