Counting Crows - August And Everything After FLAC

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Credits

• Art Direction – Larry Vigon
• Backing Vocals – Gary Louris, Maria McKee, Mark Olson
• Bass, Guitar, Vocals – Matt Malley
• Creative Director – Robin Sloane
• Design – Brian Jackson , Larry Vigon
• Drums, Vocals – Steve Bowman
• Engineer [Additional] – Howard Willing, Robert Hart , Steve Holroyd
• Engineer [Second] – Brant Scott, Mark Guilbeault
• Executive-Producer – Gary Gersh
• Guitar, Guitar [Guitorgan] – Bill Dillon
• Guitar, Mandolin, Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandocello, Vocals – David Immerglück
• Guitar, Vocals – David Bryson
• Management – Martin Kirkup, Steven Jensen
• Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
• Mixed By – Pat McCarthy, Scott Litt
• Music By – Adam Duritz (tracks: 2 to 11), David Bryson (tracks: 1, 3, 5 to 8, 11)
• Percussion – Denny Fongheiser
• Photography By – Michael Tighe
• Piano, Organ [Hammond B-3], Accordion, Chamberlin, Vocals – Charlie Gillingham
• Producer, Guitar – T-Bone Burnett
• Recorded By – Pat McCarthy
• Vocals, Piano, Harmonica, Words By – Adam Duritz

Notes

Recorded in the living room of our big house on a hill in Los Angeles
Overdubs at Kiva West Recording Studios, Conway Recording Studios, Village Recorders, Sunset Sound, Los Angeles
Mixed at Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered at Precision Mastering, Los Angeles, CA

"August And Everything After" words & music by Adam Duritz © 1993 EMI Blackwood Music Inc./Jones Falls Music BMI
Track 1 © 1993 EMI Blackwood Music Inc./Jones Falls Music/Free Ohio Publishing/This Ought To Get Me A New Guitar Music/Pork Chops and Apple Sauce Publishing BMI
Tracks 2 to 4, 7 to 11 © 1993 EMI Blackwood Music Inc./Jones Falls Music BMI
Track 5 © 1993 EMI Blackwood Music Inc./Jones Falls Music/Knucklevision Music/Puppet Head Songs/Siren Says Music BMI
Track 6 © 1993 EMI Blackwood Music Inc./Jones Falls Music/Lava Head Music BMI Administered by Bug Music

Mark Olson and Gary Louris appear courtesy of Def American Recordings, Inc.
Maria McKee appears courtesy of Geffen Records, Inc.
David Immerglück appears with special thanks to Monks of Doom and IRS Records

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7 2064-24528-2 0
• Matrix / Runout: DGCD24528 A60519Bd MFD BY UNI
• SPARS Code: AAD

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Geffen Records, Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Geffen Records, Inc.
• Manufactured By – Uni Distribution Corp.
• Distributed By – Uni Distribution Corp.
• Pressed By – JVC
• Overdubbed At – Kiva West
• Overdubbed At – Conway Studios
• Overdubbed At – The Village Recorder
• Overdubbed At – Sunset Sound
• Mixed At – Ocean Way Recording
• Mastered At – Precision Mastering
• Copyright (c) – EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Jones Falls Music
• Copyright (c) – Free Ohio Publishing
• Copyright (c) – This Ought To Get Me A New Guitar Music
• Copyright (c) – Pork Chops And Apple Sauce Publishing
• Copyright (c) – Knucklevision Music
• Copyright (c) – Puppet Head Songs
• Copyright (c) – Siren Says Music
• Copyright (c) – Lava Head Music
• Copyright (c) – Bug Music

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