| Prove It | ||||
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| Studio album by The Expendables | ||||
| Released | May 11, 2010 | |||
| Recorded | Santa Cruz, California | |||
| Genre | Punk rock, surf rock, reggae, ska | |||
| Label | Stoopid | |||
| The Expendables chronology | ||||
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Prove It is the fifth studio album by The Expendables. [1] The album was released on May 11, 2010, three years after their fourth studio album.
The Expendables are an American reggae rock band from Santa Cruz, California.
18. One Drop - 4:09
19. Wells (acoustic) - 4:28
Aaron "El Hefe" Abeyta - Composer, Producing, Pre-Production, Mixing
Kevin LemonPre - Production
Brian "Big Bass" Gardner - Mastering
Oguer "O.G." Ocon - Percussion, Guest Appearance
Daniel Delacruz - Saxophone, Guest Appearance
Matt Vanallen - Engineer, Rainstick, Guest Appearance
Ben Moore - Engineer, Drum Technician
Favio Montes - Guitar Technician
Christofer "C-Money" Welter - Trumpet, Guest Appearance
Josh Rice - Keyboards, Guest Appearance
Shaun Logan - Art Direction
G. Love - Harmonica, Vocals, Guest Appearance
Chris DiBeneditto - Tracking
Mark Boyce - Keyboards, Guest Appearance
Chad Jenkins - Photography
Bryan Crabtree - Photography
Ryan Moran - Vibraphone, Guest Appearance
The Expendables - Composer
Garrett Dutton - Composer
Paul Leary - Producer, Mixing [2]
Donovan Haney - Dub Effects
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