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Petula Clark
Treasures, Volume 1

Compil. US 1992 on Scotti Bros. Records label
Pop (Vocal)

Scotti Bros. Records, Santa Monica, CA. © ℗ 1992. Manufactured in the USA. Distributed in the United States by BMG Music. Mastered at A&M Mastering Studio A special thank you to Claude Wolff for his courtesy and cooperation in the preparation of this release. Tracks 2, 7, 11: Courtesy of GNP Crescendo Record Company, Inc. An original Vogue recording. Track 5: Recorded and Mixed at Santa Monica Sound, Santa Monica, CA. Previously unreleased. Track 6: Courtesy of Miss Petula Clark. Track 12: CD bonus track. Mixed at Santa Monica Sound, Santa Monica, CA. Previously unreleased. Track 13: as featured in the MGM motion picture "Goodbye Mr. Chips". Courtesy of Sony Music Special Products, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, Inc. "Treasures Volume 1" appears on front inlay, "Treasures Volume One" appears on sides of back inlay and disc. Notes not on release: Liner notes indicate producers of this release planned subsequent installments (Treasures, Vol II and Vol III), although they never materialized. Several songs included in this anthology are re-recordings of key album tracks and a few minor hits. "Your Cheatin' Heart" and "The Gypsy" are not the mid-'70s renderings, but rather more modern productions by Tony Scotti. Includes the original prominent songs "Don't Sleep In The Subway," "I Know A Place," and "American Boys," all of which are the familiar Vogue Records versions.

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	Petula Clark voc, *1932 GB album by, written by
	Reel Beats research, liner notes, notes
	Tim Pierce g, *1959 US guitar
	Andy Richards key, syn, *1952 GB producer, keyboards, programmed by, fairlight programming
	Steve Lindsey key, *1956 US programmed by, keyboards
	Nik Kershaw voc, g, key, *1958 GB written by, guitar, backing vocals, background vocals
	Tony Hatch p, *1939 GB producer, arranged by, arranger, written by, written by, producer, arranged by, arranger
	Don Costa g, voc, 1925-1983 US arranged by, arranger
	John D'Andrea dr, b, str, syn, US arranged by, arranger
	John Williams key, *1932 US supervised by, conductor, music conducted by

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