Aunt Mary (remastered, digisleeve)

~ Release by Aunt Mary (see all versions of this release, 8 available)

Annotation

Released in a 4-panel gatefold digisleeve, no booklet.

Thanks to Aunt Mary, Universal, Nasjonalbiblioteket, bidra.no, Giert, Arvid, Trine + Kim, Råkk & Rålls, John Richard and Dicentia.

This CD is based on original, analogue master tapes and digital files from Nasjonalbiblioteket.

Other (Cat. # original LP release): 2380 002
Matrix / Runout: d:centia NACD197 A0103368595-0101 23 A00
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L553
Mould SID Code: IFPI 946P

Annotation last modified on 2024-01-14 18:35 UTC.

Tracklist

▼ CD 1
#TitleRatingLength
1Whispering Farewell
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Jan Leonard Groth
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Whispering Farewell
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
4:04
2Did You Notice?
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Svein Gundersen and Jan Leonard Groth
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Did You Notice?
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:21
3There's a Lot of Fish in the Sea
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocal:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen)
vocals:
Svein Gundersen
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
There's a Lot of Fish in the Sea
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:58
4I Do and I Did
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Jan Leonard Groth
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
I Do and I Did
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
4:55
547 Steps
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen), Per Ivar Fure, Svein Gundersen and Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
47 Steps
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
4:41
6Rome Wasn't Built in One Day
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocal:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen)
vocals:
Svein Gundersen and Jan Leonard Groth
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Rome Wasn't Built in One Day
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:03
7Come In
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen), Svein Gundersen, Jan Leonard Groth and Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Come In
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:33
8Why Don't You Try Yourself?
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen), Svein Gundersen, Jan Leonard Groth and Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Why Don't You Try Yourself?
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
2:32
9The Ball
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocal:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen)
vocals:
Svein Gundersen and Jan Leonard Groth
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
The Ball
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:37
10All My Sympathy for Lily
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen), Svein Gundersen, Jan Leonard Groth and Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
All My Sympathy for Lily
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
3:24
11Yes, by Now I've Reached the End
engineer:
Bent Hulsrøj and Birger Svan (Danish sound engineer and producer)
producer:
Johnny Reimar (Danish singer, guitarist, producer, copywriter and television host)
vocals:
Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen), Svein Gundersen, Jan Leonard Groth and Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
arranger:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
recording of:
Yes, by Now I've Reached the End
lyricist and composer:
Aunt Mary (1970s Norwegian prog rock band)
2:51

Credits

Release

liner notes:Arvid Skancke-Knutsen
remastering:Glert Clausen
bass guitar:Svein Gundersen
flute, mouth organ and saxophone:Per Ivar Fure
guitar and organ:Jan Leonard Groth
guitar [lead guitar]:Bjørn Christiansen (Performance name for Norwegian Rock Musician Bjørn Kristiansen)
percussion:Ketil Stensvik (drummer)
piano:Svein Gundersen
Jan Leonard Groth
design:Trine + Kim Design Studio
manufactured by:d:centia (manufacturer)
copyrighted (©) by:Polydor (Polydor Records, worldwide imprint, see annotation)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:Norske albumklassikere
licensed from:Universal Music Group (Universal Music Group N.V., has logo with just “Universal Music Group”)
glass mastered by:Sony DADC (company; use on releases if exact pressing location is not known)
mastered at:Fersk Lyd in Oslo, Norway
glass mastered at:Sony DADC (optical disc manufacturing company)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/22592216 [info]

Release group

part of:Norske albumklassikere prog (A series of releases from the Norwegian label Norske Albumklassikere) (order: 2)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/master/802092 [info]
Wikidata:Q11959652 [info]