Roger Waters - The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking FLAC

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• Backing Vocals – Doreen Chanter, Katie Kissoon, Madeline Bell
• Conductor, Arranged By – Michael Kamen
• Drums – Andy Newmark
• Engineer – Andy Jackson
• Engineer [Assistant] – Laura Boisan
• Guitar [12 String] – Andy Bown
• Guitar [Lead] – Eric Clapton
• Guitar [Rhythm] – Roger Waters
• Horns – Kevin Flanagan, Raphael Ravenscroft, Vic Sullivan
• Orchestra – National Philharmonic Orchestra
• Percussion – Ray Cooper
• Piano, Producer – Michael Kamen
• Saxophone – David Sanborn
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel's Girlfriend] – Madeline Bell
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel] – Jack Palance
• Voice Actor [Hitch Hiker & Waitress] – Cherry Vanilla
• Voice Actor [Man] – Roger Waters
• Voice Actor [Truck Drivers] – Ed Bishop, Manning Redwood
• Voice Actor [Welshman In Operating Theatre] – Andy Quigley
• Voice Actor [Wife] – Beth Porter

• Art Direction [Co-ordination] – The Artful Dodgers
• Backing Vocals – Doreen Chanter, Katie Kissoon, Madeline Bell
• Conductor, Arranged By – Michael Kamen
• Design [Sleeve Design] – Gerald Scarfe, Roger Waters
• Drums – Andy Newmark
• Effects [Sfx Boffin] – Michael King
• Engineer – Andy Jackson
• Engineer [Assistant] – Laura Boisan
• Horns – Kevin Flanagan, Raphael Ravenscroft, Vic Sullivan
• Illustration, Typography [Illustrations & Lettering] – Gerald Scarfe
• Lead Guitar – Eric Clapton
• Mastered By – Doug Sax, Mike Reese
• Orchestra – The National Philharmonic Orchestra
• Organ [Hammond], Twelve-String Guitar – Andy Bown
• Percussion – Ray Cooper
• Piano – Michael Kamen
• Producer – Michael Kamen, Roger Waters
• Rhythm Guitar, Bass Guitar, Vocals – Roger Waters
• Saxophone – David Sanborn
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel's Girlfriend] – Madeline Bell
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel] – Jack Palance
• Voice Actor [Hitch Hiker & Waitress] – Cherry Vanilla
• Voice Actor [Man] – Roger Waters
• Voice Actor [Truck Drivers] – Ed Bishop, Manning Redwood
• Voice Actor [Welshman In Operating Theatre] – Andy Quigley
• Voice Actor [Wife] – Beth Porter
• Written-By – Roger Waters

• Art Direction [Co-ordination] – The Artful Dodgers
• Artwork – Gerald Scarfe
• Backing Vocals – Doreen Chanter, Katie Kissoon, Madeline Bell
• Drums – Andy Newmark
• Effects [Sfx Boffin] – Michael King
• Electric Guitar – Eric Clapton
• Engineer – Andy Jackson
• Engineer [Assistant] – Laura Boisan
• Horns – Kevin Flanagan, Raphael Ravenscroft, Vic Sullivan
• Mastered By – Doug Sax, Mike Reese
• Orchestra – The National Philharmonic Orchestra
• Organ [Hammond] – Andy Bown
• Other [Holophonics] – Zuccarelli Labs Ltd
• Percussion – Ray Cooper
• Photography By – Alex Henderson
• Piano, Conductor, Producer, Arranged By – Michael Kamen
• Saxophone – David Sanborn
• Twelve-String Guitar – Andy Bown
• Vocals, Bass Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Producer, Written-By, Artwork By – Roger Waters
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel's Girlfriend] – Madeline Bell
• Voice Actor [Hells Angel] – Jack Palance
• Voice Actor [Hitch Hiker & Waitress] – Cherry Vanilla
• Voice Actor [Man] – Roger Waters
• Voice Actor [Truck Drivers] – Ed Bishop, Manning Redwood
• Voice Actor [Welshman In Operating Theatre] – Andy Quigley
• Voice Actor [Wife] – Beth Porter

Notes

(P)&(C)1984
Recorded in England at Olympic, Eel Pie
& The Billiard Room between Feb & Dec 1983
Includes 8-pages booklet.℗1984 CBS, Inc.
Manufactured by CBS/Sony Inc., Tokyo, Japan
Recorded in England at Olympic, Eel Pie & The Billiard Room between Feb & Dec 1983.Manufactured by Jigu Records Corp. Registration No. 1 to the Ministry of Culture. Passed censorship by K.E.C.P.P. Includes a black and white insert with lyrics on one side and a Roger Waters photo (dark sunglases) and tracklisting in korean on the other side.

Censored hitch hiker.
Red CBS label.

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