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Rico and the Ravens
Skatt Brothers' second and final album From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Rico And The Ravens was the Skatt Brothers' second and final album that was only released in 1981[1] in Australia, supported by the single "Oh, Those Girls" (Mercury/PolyGram 6180 039) backed with "Heat Of Passion".
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Track listing
- "Runaway" (Martin-Ross)
- "Kiss Rock 'N' Roll Goodbye" (Sweval)
- "Oh, Those Girls" (Andez, Sweval)
- "Rain" (Delaney, Richard Martin-Ross)
- "If It's Alright" (Fontana)
- "Heat Of Passion" (Sweval, Andez, Fontana, Delaney)
- "Eternity" (Delaney)
- "L.A. Sunshine" (Fontana, Andez, Sweval)
- "Wait Till Tonight" (Delaney)
Personnel
- Richard Martin-Ross - Guitars/Vocals
- Pieter Sweval - Bass Guitar/Vocals, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar on "Kiss Rock 'N' Roll Goodbye" and "Eternity"
- Sean Delaney - Keyboards/Vocals, Percussion on "L.A. Sunshine"
- Danny Brant - Lead Guitar
- Richie Fontana - Drums, Rhythm Guitar on "If It's Alright" and "L.A. Sunshine"
Recording
- Produced by Ian Guenther and Willi Morrison
- Arranged by The Skatt Bros.
- Recorded at Amber Studios, Toronto, Canada by George Semkiw
- Assisted by Ed Stone, Rick Muszynski
- Mixed by Sean Delaney and Bruce Brown at Albert Studios, Sydney, Australia
- Mastered by Richard Mott at EMI, Sydney, Australia
- Cover photography by Bob Jenkins
References
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