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Liza Minnelli the Day After That Mp3, Flac, Wma Liza Minnelli The Day After That mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop Album: The Day After That Country: US Released: 1993 Style: Novelty, Ballad MP3 version RAR size: 1635 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1238 mb WMA version RAR size: 1739 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 699 Other Formats: AC3 DMF MIDI FLAC AC3 MP4 DTS Tracklist 1 The Day After That 4:00 2 The Day After That (Spanish Version) 4:00 3 The Day After That (French Version) 4:00 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Manufactured By – Columbia Records Published By – Fiddleback Music Publishing Co. Inc. Published By – Kander & Ebb, Inc. Recorded At – Sony Music Studios, New York City Recorded At – Manta Sound Recorded At – Eastern Sound Mastered At – Sony Music Studios, New York City Credits Arranged By [Vocal Arrangement] – Billy Stritch Art Direction [Art Director] – Mark Burdett Banjo – Jim Pirie Bass – Charles Elliott*, Gary Binsted, Mark Bonang, Dick Sarpola* Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Bob Leonard Bassoon, Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – Christian Sharpe Cello – Alex Grant , David Miller , Donald Green , Grigory Goldberg*, Julia Bowkon*, Maurizio Baccante, Peter Rapson, Ron Laurie*, Sharon Prater Choir – New York Gay Men's Choir*, Newark Boy's Choir, Singer's Forum, Women Of The St. Cecilia Chorus* Clarinet – Bob Leonard , Eugene Amaro, Moe Koffman, Stephen Pierre Concertmaster [Concert Master] – Mark Wells Conductor, Music Director [Musical Director] – Bill Lavorgna Contractor [Orchestra Contractor] – Moe Koffman Coordinator [Project Coordinator] – Jill Dell'Abate, Joanna Ifrah Drums – Kevan McKenzie, Rick Cutler Engineer [Assistant] – Dean Perry, Mike Fisher , Thom Cadley Engineer [Sound] – Gary Gray Engineer, Mastered By – Vic Anesini Executive-Producer – Garth Drabinsky* Flute, Piccolo Flute [Piccolo] – Anne Thompson, Eugene Amaro, Sue Hoeppner* French Horn – Joan Watson, John Simonelli, Nancy Flood, Richard Cohen, Sandra Donatelle, Teresa Wasiak French Horn [Principal] – Linda Patterson Guitar – William Washer*, Jim Pirie Harp – Sarah Davidson Keyboards – Domenic Cicchetti, Michael Mulrooney Lead Vocals – Liza Minnelli Mixed By – John Patterson Mixed By [Mix Assistant] – Thom Cadley Oboe, English Horn – Clare Scholtz, Cynthia Steljes Orchestrated By [Orchestration] – Don Sebesky Other [Production Assistant] – Melanie Hansen Percussion – John Mele, Michael Mulrooney, Rick Skol, Bill Hayes* Photography By – Kevyn Aucoin Piano – Russell Kassoff Producer – Billy Stritch, Don Sebesky, Liza Minnelli, Phil Ramone Saxophone [Sax] – Edward Xiques*, Gerry Niewood, Ken Hitchcock Soprano Saxophone – Eugene Amaro Translated By [French Translation By] – Charles Aznavour Translated By [Spanish Translation By] – Gloria Estefan Trombone – Al Kay*, Clint Sharman*, Jerry Johnson , Mark Bonang, Terry Promane Trumpet – Arnie Chycoski, David Stahl*, Robert Livingood, Sandy Barter Tuba – Mark Bonang, Scott Irvine Viola – Charmain Louis, Claudio Vena, Daniel Blackman, David Wadley, Elizabeth Morris, Jonathan Craig, Kent Teeple, Mary Carol Nugent, Ron Hay, Susan Lipchak Viola [Principal] – Marie Peebles Violin – Agnes Roberts, Aarne Tammisaar*, Bill Richards, David Calhoun, David McFadden, Ellen Moore, Eric Degioia, Fujiko Imajishi, Jim Wallenburg*, Janet Horne, Jared Erhardt, Jayne Maddison, Joyce Hammann, Julia Jones , Kate Smith , Lenny Solomon, Nicole Zarry, Peter Desotto*, Robert Miskey, Sheldon Grabke, Stephanie Fricker*, Vera Tarnowsky, Victoria Richards, Virginia Wells, Wren Canzoneri, Xiao Grabke Written-By – Fred Ebb And John Kander* Notes © 1993 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. / ℗ Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Fiddleback Pub. Co. Inc. / Kander and Ebb Inc. (BMI) Recorded at Sony Music Studios, N.Y. Recorded at Manta / Eastern Sound Studio, Toronto. Mastered at Sony Music Studios, N.Y. Manufactured by Columbia Records, New York, N.Y. A substantial portion of net profits from this release will be donated to AmFAR. Gatefold digipak includes insert listing entire credits for this track. Category 44K 77189 appears on digipak & disc, 44K 77189-I1 appears on insert. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: 1A44K77189 01 C2 Other (Mould Text): P6 Rights Society: BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 659992 2 Liza Minnelli The Day After That (CD, Maxi) Columbia 659992 2 UK & Europe 1993 659992 2 Liza Minnelli The Day After That (CD, Maxi, Dig) Columbia 659992 2 Europe 1993 659992 2 Liza Minnelli The Day After That (CD, Maxi) Columbia 659992 2 Australia 1993 Related Music albums to The Day After That by Liza Minnelli 1. 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