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Doyle Bramhall II – Shades
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Notes:
Brand New Studio Album By
The Lefthanded Statesman
[a=Doyle Bramhall II]
With Guest Performances By:
[a=Eric Clapton]
[a=Norah Jones]
[a=tedeschi trucks band]
[a=greyhounds]
180 Gram 2-LP
Download Card Included
A1. Love And Pain
A2. Hammer Ring
A3. Everything You Need
B1. London To Tokyo
B2. Searching For Love
B3. Live Forever
C1. Break Apart To Mend
C2. She’ll Come Around
C3. The Night
D1. Parvanah
D2. Consciousness
D3. Going Going Gone
Barcode 819873017578
Label Code LC02666
Matrix / Runout PRD75721 A – Lvc – / MPO® 18 36388
Matrix / Runout PRD75721 B Lvc / MPO® 18 36389
Matrix / Runout PRD75721 C – Lvc –
Matrix / Runout PRD75721 D – Lcv – / MPO® 18 40800
Pressing Plant ID MPO
Rights Society Biem/Stemra
Rights Society SESAC
Rights Society ASCAP
Rights Society BMI
Record Company Mascot Label Group
Phonographic Copyright (p) Mascot Music Production And Publishing BV
Copyright (c) Mascot Music Production And Publishing BV
Recorded At Brooklyn Recording
Recorded At Vox Recording Studios
Recorded At Swamp Raga Studios
Recorded At Barefoot Studios
Recorded At Bud’s Recording Services
Pressed By MPO
Lacquer Cut At The Vinyl Room
Published By Ain’t No Free
Published By Akie Bermiss Music
Published By BMG Platinum Songs US
Published By EZiman Publishing
Published By Muthajones Music LLC
Published By Pinch Of Grace Productions
Published By Ram’s Horn Music
Published By Randomoniumist Music
Published By Shedsomelight
Published By Trube Music
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