Gavin Prior – All Who Wander
Gavin Prior – All Who Wander
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Gavin Prior: Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electronics, Field Recordings, Mandocello, Mandolin, MC303.
Scott McLaughlin: Cello on Between Breaths.
Tuula Voutilainen: Vocals on Schoolhouse Coda.
Recorded and mixed by Gavin Prior except cello on Between Breaths recorded by Scott Mc Laughlin and Pangolin Blues which was recorded by Liam Mulvaney in Asylum Studios, Bow Lane Dublin.
Mastered by Chris Leary at Melograf Mastering.
CD in card case with photography and liner notes by Gavin Prior.
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