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Media |
Condition |
Label |
| Sun City |
5.35 |
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LP |
Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good (VG) |
Manhattan Records 2404671 |
| Item Number: 2081193785 336557 |
vg+/ex+, with inner [336557]
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Tracklist
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| A1 | Sun City | 7:10 | | A2 | No More Apartheid | 7:14 | | A3 | Revolutionary Situation | 6:16 | | B1 | Sun City (Version II) | 5:42 | | B2 | Let Me See Your I.D. | 7:19 | | B3 | The Struggle Continues | 7:19 | | B4 | Silver And Gold | 4:34 |
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Barcode and Identifiers
Barcode: 5 099924 046718
BarcodeScanned: 5099924046718
Label Code: LC 7365
Rights SocietyBoxed: GEMA
Rights Society: STEMRA
Colourless embossed stamp on back cover: EMI [EMI logo]
Matrix / RunoutLabel, side A: 1C 064- 24 0467 1 A
Matrix / RunoutLabel, side B: 1C 064- 24 0467 1 B
Matrix / RunoutVariant 1, Runout side A, stamped: 2404671-A1-C
Matrix / RunoutVariant 1, Runout side B, stamped: 2404671-B1-C
Matrix / RunoutVariant 2, Runout side A, stamped: 2404671-A1-C 1
Matrix / RunoutVariant 2, Runout side B, stamped: 2404671-B3-C 1
Credits
Acoustic Bass - Ron Carter
Administrator [Logistics Extraordinaire], Producer [Production Assistance] - Zoe Yanakis
Art Direction - Rosemary Intrieri
Backing Vocals [Additional Background Vocals] - Annie Brody Dutka, Daryl Hannah, Kevin Mccormick, The Dunnes Stores Strikers
Backing Vocals [And The I.D.3] - Gil Scott-Heron, Robbie Gordon (Tracks: Robert Gordon), Steve Walker
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals By (BLT)] - B.J. Nelson, Lotti Golden, Tina B
Bass Guitar - Doug Wimbish
Congas - Ray Barretto
Coordinator [Sun City Project] - Arthur Baker, Danny Schechter, Little Steven, Owen Epstein, Rick Dutka
Cover, Design, Artwork - Tony Wright
Drum Programming - Benjamin Newberry, Keith LeBlanc, Little Steven
Drums - Anthony Williams, Keith LeBlanc, Ringo Starr, Zak Starkey
Engineer - Andy Wallace, Bill Price, Bobby Cohen, Chris Lord-Alge, Gary Wright, George Tutko, James Geddes, Jeff Hendrickson, John Davenport, Michael Smith, Mike O'Donnell, Pat McCarthy
Eng - Peter Darmi
Notes
Rear cover:
[MC logo]
The artist royalties from this record are going to The Africa Fund, a charitable trust based in New York City and registered with the United Nations. The income will benefit political prisoners and their families in South Africa, educational and cultural needs of South African exiles, and educational work of anti-apartheid groups in the United States.
Additional tax-deductible contributions to further these projects may be sent to:
The Africa Fund
198 Broadway
New York, NY 10038
© ℗1985 Manhattan Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.
Marketed, manufactured and distributed by [EMI logo]
Printed in Holland by EMI Services Benelux B.V.,Uden.
Center labels:
Made in EEC.
Printed inner sleeve:
LET ME SEE YOUR I.D. features Gil Scott-Heron, Miles Davis, Grandmaster Melle Mel, Peter Wolf, Sonny Okosuns, Malopoets, Duke Bootee, Ray Barretto and Peter Garrett.
NO MORE APARTHEID features Peter Gabriel & Shankar.
REVOLUTIONARY SITUATION compiled and edited by Keith Le Blanc and The News Dissector.
THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES features Miles Davis, Stanley Jordan, Herbie Hancock, Sonny Okosuns, Ron Carter, Tony Williams and Richard Scher.
Special thanks to Bob Clearmountain
Special thanks to Eddie and Troy Germano.
Special thanks to Hal and Alan Selby.
Special thanks to Charles Benanty.
Special thanks to Bob Walters & Tony Bongiovi.
Special thanks to Steve Wild, Grace Wild Studios.
All photos by David Seelig / Starfile except Nona Hendryx, Stiv Bator. Michael Monroe by Joby Corney
Little Steven and Arthur Baker in black and white photo by Loren Hay Nes.
Pat Benatar by Loren Haynes, courtesy of Spin Magazine.
Ray Barretto, Kurtis Blow, Lou Reed, Bobby Womack with Grandmaster Melle Mel by Chase Roe.
Peter Wolf & Tina B by Stephen Goldstein / Good Graphics Studio, Boston.
Pete Townshend and Bob Geldof by Jonathan Ashby.
Ringo Starr and Zak Star
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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.
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| Release Country: Europe |
| Release Date: 1985 |
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