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Skin Blood, Women, Roses Mp3, Flac, Wma Skin Blood, Women, Roses mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Blood, Women, Roses Country: Greece Released: 1987 MP3 version RAR size: 1296 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1228 mb WMA version RAR size: 1856 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 467 Other Formats: DXD VOX FLAC ASF AAC XM RA Tracklist Hide Credits One Thousand Years A1 Arranged By [Strings] – Bill McGee*Cello – Linda Miller Cry Me A River A2 Music By, Lyrics By [Words] – Arthur Hamilton A3 We'll Fall Apart A4 Still A Child B1 Come Out The Man I Love B2 Lyrics By [Words] – Ira GershwinMusic By – George GershwinPiano [Additional] – Sir William Barnhardt* B3 Red Rose B4 Blood On Your Hands Credits Arranged By – Jarboe, M. Gira* Artwork By [Artwork And Image Sandwiches] – Paul White / Me Artwork By [Cover Design] – Paul White / Skin Cello – Martin McCarrick Double Bass – Bill McGee* Engineer [Blackwing] – John Fryer Engineer [Chocolate Factory] – Roop Caulson Engineer [Konk Studios] – Dave Powell Engineer [Worldwide Studios] – Paul Kendall Lyrics By [Words] – Jarboe (tracks: B1), M. Gira* (tracks: A1, A3 to B1, B3, B4) Mastered By [Townhouse] – Ian Cooper Music By – Jarboe (tracks: A1, A3 to B1, B3), M. Gira* (tracks: B1, B4) Photography By – Monica Curtin Producer, Performer [Sounds, Various], Drum Programming – M. Gira* Viola – Chris Pitzaladi Violin [1st] – Chris Tombling Violin [2nd] – Ginnie Ball* Voice, Piano, Keyboards, Performer [Sounds] – Jarboe Notes Includes a tracklist, lyrics and credits printed on a golden inner sleeve. Some copies of the Product LP contain a 12" x 24" poster of Jarboe with snakes. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 33 PROD 4, Blood, Women, Roses (LP, Product Inc., 33 PROD 4, Skin Germany 1987 2386/08 Album) Recordvox 2386/08 Blood, Women, Roses (LP, 33 PROD I Skin Product Inc. 33 PROD I UK 1987 Album, TP) Blood, Women, Roses (LP, Product Inc., 70524 Skin 70524 France 1987 Album) Recordvox Blood, Women, Roses (LP, 30026 Skin Penguin 30026 Greece 1987 Album, TP) Blood, Women, Roses cd prod 4 Skin Product Inc. cd prod 4 UK 1987 (CD, Album) Related Music albums to Blood, Women, Roses by Skin The World Of Skin (Swans) - Ten Songs For Another World Jarboe & Helen Money - Jarboe & Helen Money Swans - Children Of God Umphrey's McGee - Similar Skin This Mortal Coil - Blood Swans - Forever Burned Mirabilis - Pleiades Kristin Hersh - Strings.
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