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Transcontinental Weekend - Brothers and Systems

Transcontinental Weekend - Brothers and Systems

(11 tracks - 47 mins)

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Title/Composers Performer Listen Time Size Size
1
All About Me
Jeff Duke, Mark Lindsay, Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay03:187 MB0 MB
2
Still
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:3610 MB0 MB
3
Picture This
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:129 MB0 MB
4
Trace Element
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:2610 MB0 MB
5
Word
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:2410 MB0 MB
6
Rhyme and Reason
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:4710 MB0 MB
7
What You Want
Jeff Duke, Mark Lindsay, Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay03:368 MB0 MB
8
One Voice
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:4210 MB0 MB
9
Soul Food
Jeff Duke, Mark Lindsay, Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:4310 MB0 MB
10
Opium Dentine
Tom Third
Brothers and SystemsPlay03:538 MB0 MB
11
1/2 4 Me, 1/2 4 You
Brothers and SystemsPlay04:2710 MB0 MB
47 mins107 MB
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Artist Job
1
Rick Arboit
Engineer, Producer
2
Norm Barker
Engineer
3
Paul Brennan
Drums
4
Brothers and Systems
Primary Artist
5
Zulema Clas
Vocals
6
Phil Comparelli
Guitar, Trumpet
7
Aaron Doyle
Trumpet
8
Jeff Duke
Composer
9
Brian Gardner
Mastering
10
Chris Grove
Saxophone
11
Brian Harding
Trombone
12
Vincent Jones
Clavinet
13
Mark Lindsay
Composer
14
Ryan Moore
Bass
15
Vanessa Richards
Composer
16
John Rummen
Cover Design
17
Kevin Steele
Cover Design
18
Lana Tetlock
Title
19
Tom Third
Composer, Cover Design, Producer
20
Stephen Traub
Engineer
21
Anthony Valcic
Editing, Mixing, Producer
22
Mark Wells
Mixing Assistant

Brothers and Systems

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1/2 4 Me, 1/2 4 U - Brothers and Systems

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