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Phil Manzanera Southern Cross Mp3, Flac, Wma Phil Manzanera Southern Cross mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop Album: Southern Cross Country: Australia & New Zealand Released: 1990 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1392 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1707 mb WMA version RAR size: 1178 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 864 Other Formats: DMF WMA TTA APE MP2 DTS VQF Tracklist Hide Credits Million Reasons Why Backing Vocals – Suzie Webb*, Tim Finn, Val McKennaBass Guitar – Chucho MerchanDrum A1 Programming – Keith BesseyFeaturing, Vocals – Gary DysonGuitar, Keyboards, Tipple 4:13 [Tiple], Voice – Phil ManzaneraPercussion [Brazilian], Other [Rain Maker] – Bosco De Oliveira*Written-By – Dyson*, Manzanera*, Finn* Tambor Alto Saxophone – Chris Davis, Phil ToddBacking Vocals – Sally Ann Triplett, Susie Webb, A2 Val McKennaBass Guitar – Livingstone BrownCongas, Cowbell – Mauricio AbelloDrum 6:08 Programming – Keith BesseyElectric Guitar, Cello – Phil ManzaneraFeaturing, Vocals – Gary DysonSoloist, Trumpet – Guy BarkerWritten-By – MacCormick*, Manzanera* The Great Leveller Backing Vocals – John Wetton, Susie Webb, Zoe NicholasBass Guitar – Lisandro A3 ZapataFeaturing, Vocals – Gary DysonGuitar [Orquestral], Guitar – Phil ManzaneraPiano – 5:15 Sandy LoewenthalSaxophone – Chris Davis, Phil ToddTrumpet – Guy BarkerWritten-By – Manzanera*, Finn* Astrud Backing Vocals – Suzie Webb*, Val McKennaBass Guitar – Chucho MerchanGuitar – Phil A4 3:40 ManzaneraKeyboards – Sandy LoewenthalPercussion – Bosco De Oliveira*Tenor Saxophone – Phil ToddVocals [Introducing], Acoustic Guitar – Ana Maria VelezWritten-By – Finn* Southern Cross [Instrumental] A5 Bass Guitar, Guitar, Guitar [Sax & Synthe] – Phil ManzaneraPercussion [Assorted 4:37 Brazilian] – Bosco De Oliveira*Written-By – Manzanera* Guantanamera Arranged By [Brass], Bass Guitar – Chucho MerchanArranged By, Guitar, Tipple [Tiple] – B1 Phil ManzaneraBacking Vocals – Billy NichollsDrum Programming – Keith BesseyMusic By 4:03 – Jose Fernandes*Saxophone – Chris Davis, Phil ToddTrumpet – Dave Defreis*Vocals [Introducing] – Ana Maria VelezWritten-By – Jose Marti* The Rich And The Poor Alto Saxophone – Phil ToddBacking Vocals – Suzie Webb*, Val McKennaCongas, Percussion B2 [Brazilian] – Bosco De Oliveira*Featuring, Vocals – Tim FinnGuitar, Bass Guitar, Drum 5:36 Programming, Effects – Phil ManzaneraPiano, Organ – Sandy LoewenthalSoloist, Alto Saxophone [Section] – Chris DavisTrumpet – Guy BarkerWritten-By – Manzanera*, Finn* Verde Backing Vocals – Suzie Webb*, Val McKenna, Zoe NicholasBass Guitar – Chucho B3 MerchanDrums – Mikey SturgesFeaturing, Vocals – Tim FinnGuitar, Tipple [Tiple], Effects 6:51 [Guitar] – Phil ManzaneraPiano – Sandy LoewenthalSaxophone – Chris Davis, Phil ToddTrumpet – Guy BarkerWritten-By – Manzanera*, Finn* Dr Fidel Backing Vocals – Suzie Webb*, Val McKennaBass Guitar – Livingstone BrownFeaturing, B4 5:46 Vocals – Tim FinnGuitar, Keyboards, Drum Programming, Tipple [Tiple] – Phil ManzaneraSoprano Saxophone – Mel CollinsWritten-By – Manzanera*, Finn* Venceremos Backing Vocals – John Wetton, Suzie Webb*, Zoe NicholasBass Guitar – Lisandro B5 3:24 ZapataDrums – Mikey SturgesFeaturing, Vocals – Gary DysonGuitar – Phil ManzaneraPiano – Tim FinnWritten-By – Manzanera*, Finn* Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Expression Records Copyright (c) – Expression Records Copyright (c) – Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Made By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Lacquer Cut At – Festival Studios Credits Engineer [Additional] – Ashley Howes*, John 'Trapper' Maile*, Noel Harris , Stuart Barry, Trevor Smith Lacquer Cut By – W* Photography By [Cover] – Gloria Burgess Producer – Phil Manzanera Producer, Engineer – Keith Bessey Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 9 399603 052617 Matrix / Runout (Label side 1): MX-75901 Matrix / Runout (Label side 2): MX-75902 Matrix / Runout (Runout (etched) side 1): DM.X-75901 W2A Matrix / Runout (Runout (etched) side 2): DMX-75902 W2B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Southern Cross Expression VICP-52 Phil Manzanera VICP-52 Japan 1990 (CD, Album) Records Southern Cross Expression 600286 Phil Manzanera 600286 France 1990 (CD, Album) Records, Vogue OMD J 8261 - Southern Cross Odyssey Music OMD J 8261 - Phil Manzanera Indonesia 1990 1 (Cass) Pte Ltd. 1 Southern Cross TUXCD 5030 Phil Manzanera Tuxedo Music TUXCD 5030 Switzerland 1990 (CD, Album) Southern Cross Expression EXPCD 1 Phil Manzanera EXPCD 1 UK 1990 (CD, Album) Records Related Music albums to Southern Cross by Phil Manzanera Tania Libertad, Phil Manzanera - Boleros Hoy Phil Shöenfelt & Southern Cross - Electric Garden Powder - Sonic Machine Phil Manzanera - Vozero Except The General - there and back to see how far it is Phil Manzanera - Guitarissimo Phil Manzanera - K-Scope Phil Manzanera - Primitive Guitars Phil Manzanera, Eno, Bill MacCormick, Francis Monkman, Simon Phillips, Lloyd Watson, 801 - 801 Live Mosquitos / Phil Manzanera - La Rubia Del Bar - Tambor.
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