Dave Stoops Spill Your Drink CD

Spill Your Drink Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock
Label	Sevrin
Orig Year	2006
CD Universe Part number	7151001
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 02, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Brian Berg; Dave Stoops; Brian Berg; Dave Stoops
Engineer	Brian Berg
Personnel	Brian Berg - vocals, guitar, cello, keyboards, bass guitar, drums, percussion, Theremin Dave Stoops - vocals, guitar, percussion Joe Chuisano - vocals Jon Luebner - alto saxophone, baritone saxophone Len Fransen - trumpet

Dave Stoops Spill Your Drink Songs

	1.	Burn Too Bright
	2.	Cricket Scores
	3.	Satellite Star
	4.	Carlysle Hotel
	5.	Tarnish on the Plate
	6.	Wintergreen
	7.	Circumstance & Superstition
	8.	Invisible Again
	9.	Georgian Room, The
	10.	Pounds & Quid
	11.	Godless Ghost
	12.	Mercury Night
	13.	Transatlantic

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