Margareth Kammerer - Why Is The Sea So Blue

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Margareth Kammerer
Why Is The Sea So Blue

Album RU 2013 on Mikroton Recordings label
Electronic and Rock (Experimental)

Musicians

	Margareth Kammerer voc, *1966 IT voice, guitar, music by, mixed by, album by
	Werner Dafeldecker b, cb, *1964 AT bass, mastered by
	Marcello Silvio Busato dr, perc, drums
	Big Daddy Mugglestone dr, voc, percussion
	Axel Dörner tr, *1964 DE trumpet
	Burkhard Stangl g, *1960 AT vibraphone, guitar
	Christof Kurzmann voc, *1963 AT voice, saxophone, arranged by, mixed by

Producers

Kurt Liedwart executive-producer, design

Christoph Amann mixed by

Valerio Tricoli mixed by, producer

Album Tracks

No	Title	Artist	Duration
1	My Foolish Heart	Margareth Kammerer	4:00
2	Timeshaped Face	Margareth Kammerer	3:44
3	In Time Of Daffodils	Margareth Kammerer	2:43
4	Everytime	Margareth Kammerer	2:51
5	Speak Low	Margareth Kammerer	4:35
6	High	Margareth Kammerer	5:15
7	Mmmm	Margareth Kammerer	2:08
8	This Is Not A Dream	Margareth Kammerer	1:55
9	Why Is The Sea So Blue	Margareth Kammerer	7:18

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