USED - St Germain - Tourist

Condition

Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — Average VG+. Some marks and fingerprints on the surface level.
Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — Sleeve in very good condition with minor storage wear.

Tracklisting

A1  Rose Rouge  6:56
A2  Montego Bay Spleen  6:26
B3  So Flute  8:28
B4  La Goutte D'Or  6:19
C5  Sure Thing  6:20
C6  Pont Des Arts  7:26
D7  Latin Note  5:55
D8  Land Of...  7:47
D9  What You Think About...  4:48

Credits

Artwork: La Firme
Band [Complices]: Alexandre Destrez
Band [Complices]: Claudio De Queiroz
Band [Complices]: Edmundo Carneiro
Band [Complices]: Edouard Labor
Band [Complices]: Idrissa Diop
Band [Complices]: Pascal Ohsé
Baritone Saxophone [Baryton]: Claudio De Queiroz
Conductor: Ludovic Navarre
Coordinator [Coordination 2012]: Nicolas Trotot
Guest: Ernest Ranglin
Guitar [Lovely Guitar]: Ernest Ranglin
Keyboards: Alexandre Destrez
Lacquer Cut By: Benjamin Joubert
Management [Nurse Manager]: LC Les Filles
Percussion: Edmundo Carneiro
Photography By [Photo Cover]: Charles Lansiaux
Promotion [Promoter]: Jules Frutos
Saxophone, Flute: Edouard Labor
Talking Drum [Talkin Drum]: Idrissa Diop
Trumpet: Pascal Ohsé
Written-By, Producer, Mixed By: Ludovic Navarre

Label: Parlophone (5099963622010)

Notes

180 gram pressing with & textured gatefold sleeve. Tracklisting is sequenced as per back sleeve. A1 excerpts from "Live At Montreux", as performed by Marlena Shaw, used under license from Parlophone / Warner Music France. A2 lovely guitar courtesy of Palm Pictures. B4 contains a sample of "Stalag 17" Riley Winston / Wesbury Music / Prophecy Music Publishing Inc. C6 contains elements from "Harry's Philosophy" (Miles Davis & John Lee Hooker) used courtesy of Universal Music/Special Markets, Inc. Mastering 2000: Translab, Paris. Mastering 2012: Arthanor Productions, Geneva. Publishing: Primary Society Publishing, except C6 Universal Music/Primary Society Publishing. (P) & (C) 2012 Primary Society, under exclusive Parlophone / Warner Music France. Photo Cover: Charles Lansiaux (1920) "Station Du Touriste St Germain". Paris Musée Carnavalet. PMVP/Ladet. Printed in the EU.