Feels Good To Me
by Bruford
Artist:
Bruford
Label:
Polydor
Catalog#:
PD 1 6149
Format:
Vinyl
Country:
United States
Released:
1978
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| A1 | Beelzebub | 3:16 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| A2 | Back To The Beginning | 7:09 | |
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Lyrics By [Words] - Bill Bruford |
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| A3 | Seems Like A Lifetime Ago (Part One) | 2:30 | |
| Notes: |
Lyrics By [Words] - Bill Bruford |
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| A4 | Seems Like A Lifetime Ago (Part Two) | 4:25 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| A5 | Sample And Hold | 5:12 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| B1 | Feels Good To Me | 3:49 | |
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Guitar [Additional] - John Goodsall |
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| B2 | Either End Of August | 5:27 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| B3 | If You Can't Stand The Heat... | 3:20 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| B4 | Springtime In Siberia | 2:43 | |
| Notes: |
Written-By - Bill Bruford |
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| B5 | Adios A La Pasada (Goodbye To The Past) | 7:55 | |
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Lyrics By [Words] - Annette Peacock |
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Credits
Bass - Jeff Berlin
Bass [Additional] - Neil Murray
Design [Sleeve Design] - Cream
Engineer - Stephen W. Tayler
Flugelhorn - Kenny Wheeler
Guitar - Allan Holdsworth
Keyboards, Performer [Reasonably Advanced Harmonic Advice] - Dave Stewart
Liner Notes - Richard Williams
Other [Equipment] - Pete Revill, Mick Rossi
Other [Polymoog Consultant] - Val Joseph
Percussion [Tuned And Untuned], Drums [Kit], Performer [Tunes And Final Say] - Bill Bruford
Photography [Inner Sleeve] - Dick Wallis, Jacquie Deegan
Photography [Sleeve] - Gered Mankowitz
Producer - Bill Bruford
Producer - Robin Lumley
Technician [Tape Operator] - Colin Green
Technician [Tape Operator] - John Brand
Technician [Tape Operator] - Steve Short
Vocals - Annette Peacock
Notes
Thanks to Neil Murray: A bass player when I needed one.
The music on this album was written between January and June 1977 rehearsed for three weeks and recorded and mixed at Trident Studios in London, August 1977. It's also a present for Carolyn and Alex.
This sound recording was made for E.G Records Ltd., 63a King's Road, SW3 4NT, and first published in 1977 in the U.K. Manufactured and distributed in the U.K. by Polydor Ltd., 17/18 Stratford Place, London W1B 0BL
