Gino Vannelli – A Pauper In Paradise - Vinyl
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Label: A&M Records – L36409 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: New Zealand Released: 1977 Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Jazz-Rock, Fusion, Symphonic Rock, Pop Rock A1 Mardi Gras 3:26 A2 Valleys Of Valhalla 4:23 A3 The Surest Things Can Change 4:35 A4 One Night With You 4:18 A5 A Song And Dance 3:37 B1 Black And Blue 4:21 B2 A Pauper In Paradise (In Four Movements) 15:14 Phonographic Copyright ℗ – A&M Records, Inc. Copyright © – A&M Records, Inc. Recorded At – Air Studios Recorded At – EMI Studios Mixed At – Air Studios Mastered At – A&M Mastering Studios Distributed By – Festival Records (NZ) Ltd. Made By – Festival Records (NZ) Ltd. Art Direction – Fabio Nicoli, Roland Young (3) Backing Vocals – Jay Stone, Joanie Bartels, Joanne Jayde Bass [Synthesizer], Keyboards – Chris Rhyne Choir – The John McCarthy Choir (tracks: B2) Design, Artwork – Joanne Jayde Drums – Casey Scheuerell Electric Piano, Synthesizer, Piano [Acoustic], Programmed By, Backing Vocals, Arranged By [Synth String/Brass] – Joe Vannelli Engineer [Assistant] – Steve Prestage Engineer [Recording] – John Kurlander (tracks: B1, B2), Norm Kinney Leader [Orchestra] – Barry Griffiths Management – Artist Development International, Bill Johnston (3), Jim McNamara (2), Marvin Lerman Mastered By, Engineer – Bernie Grundman Music By, Lyrics By – Gino Vannelli Orchestra – The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (tracks: B1, B2) Orchestrated By, Conductor – Don Sebesky (tracks: B1, B2) Percussion – Dido Photography By [Back Cover] – Paul McCreath Photography By [Poster] – Beth Kelly Producer, Arranged By – Gino Vannelli, Joe Vannelli Remix, Engineer – Jon Kelly Synthesizer, Bass [Synthesizer], Piano [Acoustic], Backing Vocals – Bill Meyers Tenor Saxophone – Dick Morrissey Timpani, Percussion – John J. Mandel ℗ © 1977 A&M Records, Inc.
Recorded and Remixed at AIR Studios, London, England except B1 & B2 recorded at EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London, England, August 1 & 2, 1977

