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Bernie' S Terrace Miller Park Bernie' s terrace miller park Continue Released: October 1985 CD - Elektra 960452 CD (digital re-mastered in 1992) - EW9031-76993 -2 Cassette - EKT27C Vinyl - EKT27 Limited Edition Disc Picture - EKT27P Released: June 2008. Collector's Edition CD and DVD - 2564-69514-5 Including additional tracks and DVDs from the Montreux Jazz Festival 1986 - more details Original Here Credits Mick Hucknall - Vocals Fritz McIntyre - Keyboard and Vocals Chris Joyce - Drums and Drums By toni Bowers - Bass Silvan - Guitar Tim Kellett - Pipe Producer Stuart Levine and Mixed Engineer Femi J Assistant Engineer. Chris Dickie Ian Dixon - Tenor Sachs on Jericho, Garden old Red and Heaven Ronnie Ross - Baritone Sachs at Jericho, Garden old Red and Heaven by Frances Foster - Congas on Come to my aid and look at you now. David Fryman - guitar and vocals at Open Up The Red Box, recorded at Soundpush Studios, Blaricum, Holland and RAK Studios, London, England Mixed at Air Studios, London, England. Digital remastered by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Los Angeles in 1992 produced by Stuart Levine for Oliverea Productions Ltd front cover photo - Simon. Fowler Back Cover Photography - Malcolm Heywood Sleeve Design - Peter Barrett's Worldwide Representation - Elliot Rushman and Andy Dodd for So What Arts Ltd All the tracks used to look at. 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