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Bono – harmonica; Bernie Larsen – electric guitar; Mauricio-Fritz Lewak – drums; Kevin McCormick – bass guitar, producer, arranger; Scott Thurston – keyboards; Waddy Wachtel – guitar; Production. Niko Bolas – producer, mixing, engineer; Niko Bolas, Bob Vogt – engineer, Tom Banghart – assistant engineer; Larry ...
15 de abr. de 2024 · Melissa Etheridge's Brave and Crazy, released in 1989, continued the success of her self-titled debut, scoring Etheridge a second Grammy nomination and solidifying her status as one to watch.
Released in 1989, this album featured Bono performing harmonica on the track Royal Station 4/16. U2 Discography entry includes lyrics, information about the various formats released (CD, Vinyl, Cassette], historical notes about the tracks, and related links.
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No Souvenirs (4:33)Brave and Crazy (4:37)You Used to Love to Dance (5:33)The Angels (4:38)Melissa Etheridge was signed to Island Records in the late 1980s, after being discovered by Chris Blackwell singing in a club. Rumour has it that Bono was also present at that first fateful meeting where she was discovered by Blackwell. Regardless, over the years she and Bono did cross paths, and on her second album for Island Records, she asked Bo...
Produced by Kevin McCormick, Niko Bolas, Melissa Etheridge. Recorded and mixed by Niko Bolas. Engineered by Bob Vogt. Songs arranged by Kevin McCormick and Melissa Etheridge. Melissa Etheridge: Vocals, 12 string guitar. Kevin McCormick: Bass. Mauricio Fritz Lewak: Drums. Bernie Larsen: Electric guitar. Bono: Harmonica.
11 de abr. de 2015 · Set in the vein of the 1980's, a young woman comes into an audition for a prestigious dance school, prepared with music and a routine only to be abruptly int...
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" No Souvenirs " is a song by American singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge, release as the second single from her second album, Brave and Crazy, in August 1989.
Brave and Crazy, an Album by Melissa Etheridge. Released 11 September 1989 on Island (catalog no. 422-842 302-2; CD). Genres: Heartland Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Pop Rock. Rated #561 in the best albums of 1989.
