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John Hiatt Little Head Mp3, Flac, Wma John Hiatt Little Head mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Little Head Country: Canada Released: 1997 Style: Country Rock, Southern Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1646 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1817 mb WMA version RAR size: 1500 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 670 Other Formats: AUD ASF WMA AU AIFF MIDI AAC Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Little Head 3:45 2 Pirate Radio 4:27 My Sweet Girl Baritone Saxophone – Stephen "Doc" Kupka*Tenor Saxophone – Emilio CastilloTenor 3 4:04 Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute – John ScarpullaTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Barry Danielian, Bill Churchville Feelin' Again Baritone Saxophone – Stephen "Doc" Kupka*Cello – Kevin BuckTenor Saxophone – Emilio 4 3:45 CastilloTenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute – John ScarpullaTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Barry Danielian, Bill Churchville Graduated 5 4:38 Drums – Michael UrbanoOrgan – Benmont Tench Sure Pinocchio Baritone Saxophone – Stephen "Doc" Kupka*Tenor Saxophone – Emilio CastilloTenor 6 4:16 Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute – John ScarpullaTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Barry Danielian, Bill Churchville Runaway 7 5:53 Chamberlin, Vibraphone – Jon BrionDrums – Michael Urbano 8 Woman Sawed In Half 4:31 9 Far As We Go 4:16 10 After All This Time 3:24 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capitol Records, Inc. Copyright (c) – Capitol Records, Inc. Published By – Whistling Moon Traveler Music Recorded At – The Village Recorder Recorded At – Chapman Recording & Mastering Recorded At – Sunset Sound Factory Mixed At – The Village Recorder Mastered At – CMS Digital Credits Arranged By [Horns] – Davey Faragher, Steve Bartek Art Direction – Steele & Fey Backing Vocals – Davey Faragher, Jean McClain, Laura Creamer Backing Vocals [Additional] – Billy Valentine, Bob Joyce, David Immerglück, Efrain Toro, Gary Ferguson, Jeff Scornavacca*, Jim Gilstrap, Matt Ferguson , Peter Holsapple Bass – Davey Faragher Coordinator [Project Coordination] – Bridget Nolan, Jeff Scornavacca*, Maggi Sikkens* Design – Jeffery Fey Drums – Gary Ferguson Engineer [Assistant] – David Nottingham, Okhee Kim, Tom Winslow Engineer, Mixed By – David Lohr Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro, Sitar [Electric] – David Immerglück Guitar, Piano – John Hiatt Management – The Metropolitan Entertainment Group Mastered By – Robert Vosgien Organ, Piano – Peter Holsapple Percussion – Efrain Toro Photography By – Neal Preston Producer – Davey Faragher, John Hiatt Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Bill Churchville Written-By – Davey Faragher (tracks: 6), John Hiatt Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 7 7749-944504 8 02 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CDP 7243 8 John Little Head (CD, Capitol CDP 7243 8 US 1997 54672 2 6 Hiatt Album, Dig) Records 54672 2 6 CDP 7243 8 John Little Head (CD, Capitol CDP 7243 8 US 1997 54672 2 6 Hiatt Album) Records 54672 2 6 John Little Head (CD, Capitol CDPP002 CDPP002 UK 1997 Hiatt Album, Promo) Records CDP 7243 8 John Little Head (CD, Capitol CDP 7243 8 US 1997 54672 2 6 Hiatt Album, Club, Dig) Records 54672 2 6 7243 8 54672 2 John Little Head (CD, Capitol 7243 8 54672 2 Bulgaria Unknown 6 Hiatt Album, Unofficial) Records 6 Related Music albums to Little Head by John Hiatt Eric Person - Thoughts On God The Bruce Eskovitz Jazz Orchestra - Regions Miles Davis - Facets Australian Art Orchestra, Paul Grabowsky - Passion Susi Hyldgaard Featuring The NDR Big Band - It's Love We Need John Rapson - Deeba Dah-Bwee Alec K. Redfearn & The Eyesores - Every Man For Himself & God Against All Lyle Ritz And His Jazz Ukulele - 50th State Jazz Michael Jackson - Off The Wall Eubie Blake - The Amherst Saxophone Quartet - An American Classic: Eubie Blake (The American Saxophone Quartet Performs The Music Of James Hubert Blake) The Leblanc Fine Arts Saxophone Quartet - Music For Saxophone Quartet - Music Minus One Tenor Saxophone Burton Beerman / Marilyn Shrude - John Sampen - Shadows And Images.
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