| American Jet Set | ||||
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| Released | 1999 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock, electronica, shoegaze | |||
| Length | 43:56 | |||
| Label | Baby Doll, Arcadeltic | |||
| Producer | H. Beno | |||
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American Jet Set (1999) is an album by Kill Hannah. It was produced and co-written by Howie Beno.
The song "All That He Wants (American Jet Set)" was featured in the 2000 film Track Down .
All songs written by Mat Devine, except where noted.
H. Beno (Keyboards), H. Beno (Programming), H. Beno (Producer), H. Beno (Engineer), H. Beno (Drum Programming), H. Beno (Mixing), Kerry Finerty (Guitar), Kerry Finerty (Vocals (Background)), Kerry Finerty (Actor), Jason Rau (Mastering), Dan Stout (Mastering), Chad Adams (Engineer), Mark Smalling (Photography), Chad Steinhardt (Engineer), Garret Hammond (Drums), Greg Corner (Bass), Greg Corner (Sound Effects), Greg Corner (Vocals), Greg Corner (Video), Greg Corner (Transportation), John Autry (Assistant), Matt Skaggs (Loops) [1]
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