The Gardening Club - Rare Birds
from Sands of Time: A Music Revolution 2006/2021 by Various Artists
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from Sands of Time: A Music Revolution 2006/2021,
track released September 4, 2020
Tracks 1/3/4/5 based on Martin Springett’s demos recorded at Studio
Spong Toronto
Track 2 and track 6 recorded at Kevin Laliberte’s studio in Toronto
Bass parts recorded at Drew Birston’s studio Toronto
Sari Alesh recorded his violin at his studio in Victoria BC
Mixing, sound design, string arrangements, drum programming, and production by Kevin Laliberte
THE TIME TRILOGY
Produced by Kevin Laliberte
All songs by Martin Springett Except Where Noted
Except for A Dance To The Music Of Time by Kevin Laliberte
Arrangements by Drew Birston, Kevin Laliberte, and Martin Springett
Artwork by Martin Springett
Tracks 1/3/4/5 based on Martin Springett’s demos recorded at Studio
Spong Toronto
Track 2 and track 6 recorded at Kevin Laliberte’s studio in Toronto
Bass parts recorded at Drew Birston’s studio Toronto
Sari Alesh recorded his violin at his studio in Victoria BC
Mixing, sound design, string arrangements, drum programming, and production by Kevin Laliberte
THE TIME TRILOGY
Produced by Kevin Laliberte
All songs by Martin Springett Except Where Noted
Except for A Dance To The Music Of Time by Kevin Laliberte
Arrangements by Drew Birston, Kevin Laliberte, and Martin Springett
Artwork by Martin Springett
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