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Please Don't Go

by Terence Jack

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released January 11, 2014
Ben Brown - Drums (Tracks 3,7)
Georges Couling - Piano, Hammond organ, Background vocals
Michelle Faehrmann - Cello
Terence Jack - Vocals, Electric guitar, Acoustic guitar, Weissenborn, Harmonica
Dan Klenner - Drums
Matt Reid - Bass
John Sponarski - Electric guitar (Track 7)
Tim Tweedale - Weissenborn (Track 2)

All songs written by TJ Hermiston except "Treasure Map" written by TJ Hermiston and Georges Couling.

All songs recorded, mixed, and engineered by Georges Couling (Knuckleduster Music Inc.) at DCM Studios and Knuckleduster Studios

Additional recording by Kaj Falch-Nielsen at Blue Light Studio, Shea Fairbanks and Kieran Wagstaff at Nimbus School of Recording Arts.

Ben Brown - Co-Arrangement credit - Lorena, Please Don’t Go

Produced by Georges Couling (Knuckleduster Music Inc.)

Mastered by Brock McFarlane (CPS Mastering)

Album art by Jeremy Crowle

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benbrownsounds Vancouver, British Columbia

I am a musician and composer based in Vancouver, Canada. As a drummer, I have received a Juno Award with my group, Pugs and Crows. I am the founder of Music And Movement Mondays (MAMM) and the Conundrum series for solo drum performance. Most of these tracks are taken from full albums I worked on with many wonderful artists. Please seek out the music where I have provided a link to the entire work. ... more

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