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Tracklist

Crédits

• Artwork, Design – Zarkowski Designs
• Bass Guitar – Dave Pegg (tracks: 3, 5, 11), Steve Bailey (tracks: 1, 6 to 10)
• Drums – Doane Perry
• Electric Guitar – Martin Barre
• Keyboards – Andrew Giddings
• Mastered By – Chris Blair
• Producer – Ian Anderson
• Vocals, Concert Flute, Flute [Bamboo], Acoustic Guitar, Engineer, Written-By – Ian Anderson

• Artwork, Design – Zarkowski Designs
• Bass Guitar – Dave Pegg (tracks: 3, 5, 11), Steve Bailey (tracks: 1, 6 to 10)
• Drums – Doane Perry
• Electric Guitar – Martin Barre
• Keyboards – Andrew Giddings
• Mastered By – Chris Blair
• Producer – Ian Anderson
• Vocals, Concert Flute, Flute [Bamboo], Acoustic Guitar, Engineer, Written-By – Ian Anderson

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Remarques

U.S. promotional copy. Basically the same as Jethro Tull - Roots To Branches , but with a sticker on the front sleeve and a stamp on the CD with a legal notice that this is a promotional copy.

Production mastering at EMI, Abbey Road, London
All songs published by Chrysalis Music (ASCAP)
Lyrics reproduced by kind permission

℗ 1995 Chrysalis Records Ltd. © 1995 Salamander & Son Music Ltd.
Exclusive license to Chrysalis Records, a Division of EMI Records, New York, NY
Manufactured by EMI Manufacturing (USA), a division of Capitol Records, Inc., Hollywood, CA
Printed in the USA.Packaged in regular jewel case with black tray.
Booklet: 4 pages. Inner pages (2 & 3) are blank (not printed).

Codes-barres

• Barcode (Text): 7 43211 34532 3
• Barcode (String): 743211345323
• Label Code (on disc): LC 1626
• Matrix / Runout: 724383541829 P

• Barcode: 724383541829
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L643
• Mould SID Code: ifpi 1642
• Matrix / Runout (Top): 35418
• Matrix / Runout (Bottom): MASTERED BY EMI MFG.

Album

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