David Bowie Featuring Al B. Sure! - Black Tie White Noise FLAC

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Credits

• Design – Reiner Design
• Photography By [Photo] – Matthew Rolston
• Producer [Produced By] – David Bowie, Nile Rodgers

Notes

Inner sleeve:
Track 3 remix and additional production for SURETIME Productions
Track 4 remixed for Meat Beat Manifesto

Al B. Sure! appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.

Inner sleeve & disc:
Black Tie White Noise [published by] Tintoretto Music/BMI
You've Been Around [published by] Tintoretto Music/BMI - Gabrels Music/ASCAP

℗ & © 1993 David Bowie under exclusive license to BMG International.
Distributed by BMG. A Bertelsmann Music Group Company.
Printed in England.
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One of the major differences between this release and similar release David Bowie Featuring Al B. Sure! - Black Tie White Noise is that the Catalog number on the other release appears just above the center.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 7 43211 48682 8
• Barcode (String): 743211486828
• Matrix / Runout: DISCTRONICS S 743211-48682 01
• Label Code: LC 3484
• Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA
• Rights Society: BMI
• Rights Society (Track 4): ASCAP
• Price Code (F:): BM620

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – David Bowie
• Copyright (c) – David Bowie
• Licensed To – BMG International
• Distributed By – BMG
• Published By – Tintoretto Music
• Published By – Gabrels Music
• Produced For – Suretime Productions
• Made By – Disctronics S

Album

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