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Produced by Mike Napolitano and Ani DiFranco; Recorded and mixed by Mike Napolitano at The Dugout, New Orleans, Louisiana and at Dockside, Maurice, Louisiana; Additional engineers at Dockside – David Rashou, Corie Richie; Rebirth Brass Band recorded by Jack Miele at Fudge, New Orleans, Louisiana; Jon Hassell recorded by Jesse Voccia
The EP featured six previously unreleased tracks, mostly recorded during the New Orleans sessions for Our Shadows Will Remain. [3] Prior to the release of Our Shadows Will Remain in the UK, the non-album track " All of Our Hands " was issued as a single with the album version of "A Smile That Explodes" on the B-side.
Recorded Mike Napolitano at Number C, New Orleans. Mixed and mastered by Mel Dettmar at Aleph Studios. Genre: jazz/rock: Label: The Royal Potato Family: Garage A ...
She married the child's father, Mike Napolitano, also her regular producer, in 2009. In an interview on September 13, 2012, DiFranco mentioned that she was pregnant with her second child. [37] In April 2013, she gave birth to her second child, a son. [38] DiFranco has resided in the Bywater, New Orleans, neighborhood since 2008. [39]
Nico is a compilation album by American rock band Blind Melon, released in 1996 by Capitol Records.The album was released after lead singer Shannon Hoon's cocaine overdose that resulted in his death in 1995.
New Orleans City Council member Helena N. Moreno told CNN she had spent time with Gauthreaux’s family on Wednesday, while they were trying to find him after the attack. She learned about his ...
"Can't Exist" produced by Joseph Arthur and Mike Napolitano. "Real as Rain" produced by Joseph Arthur, Rick Will, and T-Bone Burnett. The Remarkables remix by Christopher Tubbs and Brad Ellis. "Can't Exist" acoustic produced by Jon Brion. "More to Give" produced by Joseph Arthur. "Can't Exist" recorded live at Shepherd's Bush Empire, February ...
In October 1995, the Sqirrel Nut Zippers went to New Orleans to record its Hot album at Kingsway Studios with producer Mike Napolitano. They recorded Hot in six days, and the record was released in June 1996.