Down Here

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All tracks are written by Tracy Bonham

Down Here
Tracy Bonham - Down Here.jpg
Studio album by
Tracy Bonham
ReleasedApril 18, 2000
RecordedMarch 1998–December 1999
Studio
Genre
Length42:03
Label Island
Producer
Tracy Bonham chronology
The Burdens of Being Upright
(1996)		Down Here
(2000)		 Blink the Brightest
(2005)
Alternative covers
Tracy Bonham Trail of a Dust Devil.jpg
Cover of the promo version of the album with its original title, Trail of a Dust Devil [1]
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
1."Freed" Mark Endert 4:25
2."Behind Every Good Woman"Endert3:24
3."You Don't Know Me"
3:24
4."Fake It"Don Gilmore3:33
5."Cold Day In Hell"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
3:41
6."Jumping Bean"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
3:45
7."Oasis Hotel"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
0:47
8."Second Wind"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
3:01
9."Thumbelina"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
4:14
10."Meathook"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
3:07
11."You Can't Always Not Get What You Don't Want"
  • Froom
  • Blake
  • Bonham
3:53
12."Give Us Something to Feel"Bonham4:29
Total length:42:03

Personnel

Personnel per liner notes. [22]

Production

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