SOUNDS MACHINE - EP3 PROMO STEVE EARLE / MCCARTHY / A HOUSE / HOTHOUSE FLOWERS EP 7" 33RPM PS SINGLE VINYL

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Complete Track-listing of the album "SOUNDS MACHINE - Steve Earle / McCarthy / A House / Hothouse Flowers EP"

The detailed tracklist of this record "SOUNDS MACHINE - Steve Earle / McCarthy / A House / Hothouse Flowers EP" is:

Side A:
1. STEVE EARLE - San Antonio Girl,
   Recorded at Park West, Chicago. Recorded by Timothy Powell assisted by Mark Harder of Metro Mobile Location, Recording Glenview Illinois. Produced by Tony Brown, Emory Gordy, & Richard Bennett
2. McCARTHY - Should the Bible be Banned?
   Published by Complete Music

Side B:
1. A HOUSE - Watch You Are Dead
   Produced by Steve Power, & Steve Lovell for Zomba Productions. Recorded at Battery Studios, London. Published by Chrysalis Music

     Battery Studios London a recording studio located in London, England. Established in the late 1970s, it has been a popular destination for musicians, producers and engineers seeking a top-notch recording facility. The studio is equipped with state-of-the-art recording gear and technology, and is known for its spacious, acoustically treated rooms, which provide ideal conditions for capturing great-sounding recordings.

    Battery Studios has played host to a wide range of musicians and artists over the years, and has been the site of many iconic recordings. From rock and pop to Bhip-hop and electronic music, the studio has seen its share of diverse and talented musicians come through its doors.

    The studio is also known for its commitment to quality and its friendly and professional staff, who are dedicated to ensuring that each recording session is a success. Whether you are an up-and-coming artist or an established performer, Battery Studios provides a world-class recording experience, and the chance to capture your music in the best possible light.

2. HOTHOUSE FLOWERS - SAVED
   Recorded by Radio Clyde Mobile 2 at Glasgow University, Queen Margaret Union on 20 May 1988. Engineered by Alistair Owen, Published by Warner Brothers Msuic