Your Favorite Record, by Linus Of Hollywood

Your Favorite Record

by Linus Of Hollywood

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Jimmy Ether Good, power-poppy band. Honestly, bought this for the wife. She loves it. If you dig Jellyfish, Michael Penn, Teenage Fanclub and other paisley pop kinda stuff... you should dig it.

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1.	Say Hello To Another Goodbye 02:38	buy track
2.	Heavenly 04:00	buy track
3.	Nice To Be Pretty 02:46	buy track
4.	The Man Who Tells The Crazy People What To Say 01:48	buy track
5.	Thankful / It's Over Now 03:37	buy track
6.	Sunday Morning 02:15	buy track
7.	When I Get To California 03:43	buy track
8.	Good Sounds 03:11	buy track
9.	Shine 03:17	buy track
10.	Everybody's Looking Down 01:18	buy track
11.	A Song 03:49	buy track
12.	Let's Take A Bath 03:03	buy track

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released August 31, 1999

produced by Linus Of Hollywood and Bruce Witkin
recorded at Franklin Castle and Pop Squad Studios, Hollywood, CA
mixed by Bruce Witkin at Pop Squad Studios, Hollywood, CA
mastered by Dave Schultz at Digiprep, Hollywood, CA

Linus Of Hollywood played everything except:
Margo Guryan - piano on 9
Bruce Witikin - bass and electric guitar on 7, handclaps on 8
Daniel J. Diegan - guitars, bass and keyboards on 11
Ernie Ehrhardt - cello on 2,6,9
Rob Klonel - drums and percussion on 11
Heather Dotson - bath and laughter on 12

All songs written by Linus Of Hollywood (c) 1999 I Can't Believe It's Not Music / Figs. D Music, Inc (BMI) except "Sunday Morning" and "Shine" written by Margo Guryan (c) 1967 Dartmoor Music (ASCAP) and (c) 1975 Dartmoor Music (ASCAP) and "When I Get To California" written by Linus Of Hollywood and Bruce Witkin (c) 1999 I Can't Believe It's Not Music / Figs. D Music, Inc (BMI) / Double V Music (ASCAP) and "A Song" written by Daniel J. Diegan (c) 1999 (ASCAP)

Photography: Heather Dotson
Art Direction: Doug Nahory for dZm Design

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