Jeff Saphin This CD

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Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Rock/Pop, Enhanced CD
Label	Parallel World
Orig Year	1998
CD Universe Part number	1211487
Catalog number	145542
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 15, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jeff Saphin; Richard Barone
Engineer	George Fullen; Jeff Saphin
Recording Time	65 minutes
Personnel	Jeff Hanc - bass Paul Ranieri Dewey Jeff Saphin - vocals, 6- & 12-string, electric & slide guitars, piano, keyboards, percussion, programming Albert Esis - drums Alex Sarkis Bobby George - percussion Eric Alan Braun Lee Grayson Rob Stein - slide guitar Suzanne Schanzer - cello Trevor Bowen - electric guitar Also: Richard Barone

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	1.	Bang!
	2.	Astral Man
	3.	Stone Hips
	4.	May Fair Tonight (Interstellar Love Song)
	5.	Alexxi Molotov (Vowel Mouth)
	6.	Hand Me Down Lies
	7.	Asong: About, Abook...
	8.	Girl from Christopher Street, The
	9.	King of Queens, The
	10.	Ballad of Fay, Ray, and I, The
	11.	Jenniffer
	12.	Pathos Symphonia (Ballerina's Lament Upon Reviewing Her Life and ...)
	13.	Mother My Love
	14.	Neon Soul...

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