Yoshi Wada - Earth Horns With Electronic Drone Album

Tracklist

1	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone (Part 1)	54:00
2	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone
3	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone (Part 2)	54:00
4	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone (Part 3)	54:32

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OP-0007LP, EM1081LP	Yoshi Wada	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone ‎(3xLP, Ltd)	Edition Omega Point, EM Records	OP-0007LP, EM1081LP	Japan	2009
EM1081LP, OP-0007LP	Yoshi Wada	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone ‎(3xLP, Ltd, RP)	EM Records, Edition Omega Point	EM1081LP, OP-0007LP	Japan	2013
EM1081CD, OP-0007	Yoshi Wada	Earth Horns With Electronic Drone ‎(CD, Album)	EM Records, Edition Omega Point	EM1081CD, OP-0007	Japan	2009

Credits

• Electronics – Liz Phillips
• Horn [Pipehorn Player] – Barbara Stewart, Garrett List, Jim Burton, Yoshi Wada
• Mastered By – Koichi Hara
• Other [Pipehorns Constructed By], Composed By, Recorded By – Yoshi Wada
• Photography By – Seiji Kakizaki
• Technician [Electronic Equipment Designed By] – Liz Phillips, Yoshi Wada

Notes

Special edition issued by OMEGA POINT. 3LP and 3CDR with inserts in hardboard carton, limited to 50 copies. available only at OMEGA POINT. Each CDr includes both sides of one of each vinyl.
Total Duration: 2 hours 42 minutes.
Recorded at Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York on February 24, 1974.
Digitally transfered from original master tapes at Sanwa Studio, Osaka.
Mastered at Sonorous Audio, Osaka.
Special Thanks to Seiji Kakizaki and Yoshi Wada.

Video

Album

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