Eva Dahlgren
Title Price USD  Media  Condition  Label 
Tvillingskäl 3.24  LP  Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good (VG)  Glen Disc HGP3022
Item Number: 2559950709 1869

vg+/ex+ with inner 375117


            
        




Tracklist
 
A1Så Lång Tid3:42
A2Maktstatus3:17
A3Vill Du5:07
A4Så Ung4:28
A5Nothing Left Unbound5:00
B1Människor Gör Ont3:46
B2Sår4:19
B3Fotspår4:08
B4Damn You, I'm Falling3:36
B5I Know You Would (Awäowa)5:12


Identifiers
Matrix / RunoutA Side, etching: ISCL-1495 82-10-29GP
Matrix / RunoutB-side, etching: ISCL-1505 82-10-29GP
Rights Society: n©b
Label Code: LC 3208


Credits
Arranged By, Producer - Anders Glenmark
Backing Vocals - Anders Glenmark
Bass - Mats Englund
Cover - Ermalm's Egenart
Drums - Rolf Alex
Engineer - Rune Persson
Guitar - Jonas Isacsson
Keyboards - Anders Glenmark
Music By, Text By - Eva Dahlgren
Photography By - Anette Almén
Strings - Anders Dahl

Notes
Recorded in Glen Studio summer 1982.
℗ 1982 Hanson Glenmark Prod. AB.
© 1982 Hanson Glenmark Prod. AB.

Inner sleeve w. lyrics and credits.

Released on CD as part of the Fotspår compilation


Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
Release Country: Sweden
Release Date: 1982

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