Things Worth Fighting For
Things Worth Fighting For is the debut album by solo artist John McKeown. The album was released digitally by Beatroute Records on the 28 September 2009.
| Things Worth Fighting For | |
|---|---|
| Studio album by | |
| Released | 2009 |
| Recorded | RAK Studios, Regent's Park, London |
| Genre | Rock, folk |
| Length | 41:07 |
| Label | Beatroute Records |
| Producer | Elliott Randall |
The album was produced by Elliott Randall of Steely Dan fame.[1]
Track listing
- "Will You Be Mine"
- "Can't Be Right"
- "Touch You"
- "Fade Away"
- "Candy Girl"
- "Dream on Valentine"
- "Things Worth Fighting For"
- "Up Where You Belong"
- "Bleed"
- "For You"
Album credits
- Produced by Elliott Randall and John McKeown
- Recorded at RAK Studios, London
- Strings & Horns recorded at SARM Studios, London
- String arrangements by Pete Murray
- Horn arrangement by Steve Sidwell
- Engineered by Wes Maebe
- Mixed by Elliott Randall & Wes Maebe
- Mastered by Wes Maebe at GHQ Sonic Cuisine
- Assisted by: Robbie Nelson & Tim Goalen
Session Musicians
The following musicians performed on the album.[2]
- Adam Phillips (Guitars)
- Arnulf Lindner (Bass)
- Reverend Bazil Meade (Backing Vocals)
- Elliott Randall (Guitars, Backing Vocals)
- Hugh Wilkinson (Percussion)
- Jenn Potter (Backing Vocals)
- Joshua Makhene (Backing Vocals)
- Luyanda Tezile (Backing Vocals)
- Hugh Wilkinson (Percussion)
- Pete Murray (Piano)
- Peter Zorn (Flute)
- Phebe Edwards (Backing Vocals)
- Pinse Saul (Backing Vocals)
- Ralph Salmins (Drums)
- Tshepo Rakobo (Backing Vocals)
- Zalika King (Backing Vocals)
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References
- Music-News, Win 1 of 5 John McKeown 'Things Worth Fighting For' CDs, 28 September 2009.
- ‘John McKeown Official Website, ‘Things Worth Fighting For’ album credits.
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