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Big Big Train English Electric Part Two Mp3, Flac, Wma Big Big Train English Electric Part Two mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: English Electric Part Two Country: UK Released: 2013 Style: Prog Rock, Art Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1370 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1562 mb WMA version RAR size: 1719 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 148 Other Formats: FLAC MP2 DMF DXD ADX VOX APE Tracklist Hide Credits East Coast Racer Arranged By [Brass Arrangement By] – Dave Desmond Arranged By [String Arrangement By] – Dave GregoryBass, Mandolin, Mellotron, Electric Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Backing Vocals – Greg SpawtonCello – Abigail TrundleCornet – Ben Godfrey Drums – Nick D'VirgilioElectric Guitar, Guitar [E-bow Guitars] – Dave GregoryEuphonium, Trombone – 1 15:43 John Storey Harp – Megan FisherKeyboards, Backing Vocals – Andy PooleLead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David LongdonOrgan, Synthesizer – Andy TillisonPedalboard [Bass Pedals] – Rob AubreyPiano, Keyboards – Danny MannersTrombone – Dave Desmond Tuba – Jon Truscott*Viola – Teresa Whipple*Violin – Eleanor Gilchrist, Geraldine BerreenWords By, Music By – Greg Spawton Swan Hunter Arranged By [Brass Arrangement By] – Dave Desmond Arranged By [String Arrangement By] – Rachel Hall Backing Vocals – Andy PooleBass, Backing Vocals – Greg SpawtonCornet 2 – Ben Godfrey Drums – Nick D'VirgilioElectric Guitar – Dave GregoryEuphonium, 6:20 Trombone – John Storey Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Banjo, Vibraphone, Shaker – David LongdonPiano – Danny MannersTrombone – Dave Desmond Tuba – Jon Truscott*Violin – Rachel Hall Words By, Music By – David Longdon, Greg Spawton Worked Out Backing Vocals – Simon Godfrey Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Andy PooleBass, Electric Guitar [6 String Electric Guitar], Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Electric Guitar], Acoustic 3 Guitar, Backing Vocals – Greg SpawtonDrums – Nick D'VirgilioElectric Guitar, Marimba – 7:30 Dave GregoryLead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Flute, Percussion, Percussion [Cutlery And Glassware] – David LongdonPiano, Organ, Synthesizer – Danny MannersViolin [Acoustic Violin], Violin [Electric Violin] – Rachel Hall Words By, Music By – Greg Spawton Leopards Arranged By [String Arrangement By] – Louis PhilippeBacking Vocals – Andy Poole, Greg SpawtonCello – Abigail TrundleDouble Bass – Danny MannersDrums – Nick 4 3:54 D'VirgilioElectric Guitar – Dave GregoryLead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Piano, Organ, Synthesizer – David LongdonViola – Teresa Whipple*Violin – Geraldine Berreen, Sue BowranWords By, Music By – David Longdon Keeper Of Abbeys Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Piano – Andy PooleBass, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Organ – Greg SpawtonCello – Abigail TrundleDouble Bass – Danny 5 MannersDrums, Cajón – Nick D'VirgilioElectric Guitar [6 String Electric Guitar], Twelve- 6:58 String Guitar [12 String Electric Guitar] – Dave GregoryLead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Flute, Accordion, Goblet Drum [Dumbek], Tambourine – David LongdonViolin – Rachel Hall Words By, Music By – Greg Spawton The Permanent Way Arranged By [Brass Arrangement By] – Dave Desmond Arranged By [String Arrangement By] – Rachel Hall Backing Vocals – Andy Poole, Lily Adams, Violet AdamsBass, Backing Vocals – Greg SpawtonCello – Abigail TrundleCornet – Ben Godfrey Drums, Backing Vocals 6 – Nick D'VirgilioElectric Guitar [Electric Guitars] – Dave GregoryLead Vocals, Backing 8:29 Vocals – David LongdonOrgan, Sound Designer [Tillisification] – Andy TillisonPiano – Danny MannersRecorder – Jan Jaap LangereisTrombone – Dave Desmond , John Storey Tuba – Jon Truscott*Violin [Acoustic Violin], Violin [Electric Violin] – Rachel Hall Words By, Music By – Greg Spawton Curator Of Butterflies Arranged By [Brass Arrangement By] – Dave Desmond Arranged By [String Arrangement By] – Dave GregoryBass, Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Acoustic Guitar], Backing Vocals – Greg SpawtonCello – Abigail TrundleCornet – Ben Godfrey Drums, Cajón – Nick 7 D'VirgilioElectric Guitar [Electric Guitars] – Dave GregoryLead Vocals, Backing Vocals, 8:44 Flute – David LongdonPiano – Danny MannersTrombone – Dave Desmond , John Storey Tuba – Jon Truscott*Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Acoustic Guitar], Pedalboard [Bass Pedals], Backing Vocals – Andy PooleViola – Teresa Whipple*Violin – Eleanor Gilchrist, Geraldine BerreenWords By, Music By – Greg Spawton Companies, etc. Recorded At – English Electric Studios, Bournemouth Recorded At – Aubitt Studios Recorded At – Regal Lane Studio Recorded At – Studio Aurelia Mixed At – Aubitt Studios Mastered At – Aubitt Studios Manufactured By – Sound Performance Credits Curated By [Curator] – Greg Spawton Design – Andy Poole Mixed By, Mastered By – Rob Aubrey Photography By [Cover And Booklet Photography By] – Matt Sefton Photography By [Portrait Photograph By] – Willem Klopper Producer – Andy Poole Recorded By – Big Big Train, Edo Spanninga, Ken Brake, Rob Aubrey Notes Packaged in a three panel digipak incl. 20 page booklet. Recorded by Big Big Train at English Electric Studios. Drums, brass band and violin recorded by Rob Aubrey at Aubitt Studios. String section and double bass recorded by Ken Brake at Regal Lane Studios. Recorder on The Permanent Way recorded by Edo Spanninga at Studio Aurelia. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): 0680569805539 Barcode (Text): 0680569 805539 Matrix / Runout: [Sound Performance logo] 0208691 2121 EERCD012 Mastering SID Code: IFPI LP76 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0450 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year English Electric English Electric EERCD0012, Big Big Recordings , EERCD0012, Part Two (CD, Russia 2013 GEPCD1044 Train Giant Electric GEPCD1044 Album, Unofficial) Pea English Electric Big Big PLG017 Part Two (2xLP, Plane Groovy PLG017 UK 2013 Train Ltd, Num) Related Music albums to English Electric Part Two by Big Big Train 1. Waylon - The World Can Wait 2. Tomoyasu Hotei - Monster Drive 3. Andy Desmond - Andy Desmond 4. 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