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Frank Harris With Maria Marquez – In A Minor Mode
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Ralph Records – RR-8757
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Urban GuerrillaLyrics By – Susan HarrisMusic By, Lyrics By, Vocals, Synthesizer [Synclavier], Guitar – Frank Harris |
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| A2 | TenderlyMusic By, Lyrics By, Piano, Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer [Synclavier], Vocals – Frank HarrisSaxophone – Daniel ZinnVocals – Maria Marquez |
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| B1 | LoveroomMusic By, Lyrics By, Vocals, Synthesizer [Synclavier], Guitar – Frank HarrisSaxophone – Daniel ZinnVocals – Maria Marquez |
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| B2 | CampesinaMusic By, Lyrics By – Juan Vicente TorrealbaSynthesizer [Synclavier], Backing Vocals – Frank HarrisVocals, Backing Vocals – Maria Marquez |
Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Ralph Records
- Copyright (c) – Ralph Records
- Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-18756
- Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-18757
- Published By – Sync Down Music
- Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L-29181
Credits
- Mixed By – Ray Pyle
- Producer, Arranged By – Frank Harris
Notes
Regular black vinyl edition.
Early pressing came in clear blue vinyl (In A Minor Mode) with a wrong speed master at 33 ⅓ RPM, and in purple vinyl (In A Minor Mode) with correct speed at 45 RPM.
Produced and recorded at the Third Wave/Informusik Compound in San Francisco, California, 1987.
A Third Wave production.
Loveroom is from the motion picture "Three By Three" by Calogero Salvo.
All compositions published by Sync Down Music ASCAP.
© ℗ 1987
© 1987 Ralph Records
Jacket made in Canada
Early pressing came in clear blue vinyl (In A Minor Mode) with a wrong speed master at 33 ⅓ RPM, and in purple vinyl (In A Minor Mode) with correct speed at 45 RPM.
Produced and recorded at the Third Wave/Informusik Compound in San Francisco, California, 1987.
A Third Wave production.
Loveroom is from the motion picture "Three By Three" by Calogero Salvo.
All compositions published by Sync Down Music ASCAP.
© ℗ 1987
© 1987 Ralph Records
Jacket made in Canada
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| RR-8757 | Frank Harris With Maria Marquez | Frank Harris With Maria Marquez - In A Minor Mode (12", MP, Blu) | Ralph Records | RR-8757 | US | 1987 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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mach1ne
December 2, 2006
edited over 11 years ago
The A-side of this record features some of most appallingly eighties sounding music I have heard in a long time. I remember first hearing another of their tracks around the time of this release and it was far, far better. Timeless. But the A-side of this most certainly isn't timeless. To use the word 'dated' is an understatement.
Unlike the B-side, however. The difference is startling. The music is far more atmospheric and without the jarring synth cords of the Miami Vice-like A-side.
And Maria Marquez's beautiful voice is something to die for. They've gone for a more traditional/folk-style angle and it works. Perhaps Marquez's Venezuelan origins have had an influence on the proceedings. But with her talent it would be a waste not to let her have an influence!
Well worth looking for whether a fan of Harris or Marquez but not a patch on their classic "Canto Del Pilon".
Unlike the B-side, however. The difference is startling. The music is far more atmospheric and without the jarring synth cords of the Miami Vice-like A-side.
And Maria Marquez's beautiful voice is something to die for. They've gone for a more traditional/folk-style angle and it works. Perhaps Marquez's Venezuelan origins have had an influence on the proceedings. But with her talent it would be a waste not to let her have an influence!
Well worth looking for whether a fan of Harris or Marquez but not a patch on their classic "Canto Del Pilon".
ramrod
June 1, 2018Lucky to have a copy!