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Whisky Supper is the fifth album released by the Wicked Tinkers
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Whisky Supper is the fifth album released by the Wicked Tinkers
Produced by: Thistle Pricks Productions
Recorded on location at various venues across America.
Mixed by: Scott Fraser at Architecture, Los Angeles, CA. Captured on an Apple Powerbook G3 computer and a FireLite 30 GB hard drive with Digital Performer 3.01, and two "Mark of the Unicorn" (MOTU) 828s. All really great products.
A very special thanks, yet again, to Scott Fraser for his (creative input) ideas and support with the engineering for "On Location Recording". He has been a great resource in the new world of digital recording.
Mastered by: Brian Gardner, Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA. Graphic Design & Production: Paul Manchester & Warren Casey Photography: Chris Keeney, San Diego, CA & Matt Mick
Copy Editing: Wendy Weisenberg & Aaron Shaw
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