Hans‐Ola Ericsson
Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X
Studio Album
Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X
Hans‐Ola Ericsson
Original Year
1986
Tracks
1
Releases
1
Tracklist
1
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Questions about the credits
- Who produced Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson?
- Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson was produced by Ruud De Sera.
- Who composed the music on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson?
- The music on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson was composed by Hans-Ola Ericsson.
- Who played guitar on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson?
- Guitar on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson was played by Magnus Andersson.
- Who played drums and percussion on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson?
- Drums and percussion on Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson were performed by Torbjörn Svedberg.
Questions about recording locations
- Which recording locations appear across cataloged releases of Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson?
- Easy Sound Studio is listed as a recording location across cataloged releases of Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X by Hans‐Ola Ericsson.
Credits & Production
Credits
16 roles · 18 credits- Composer
- Guitar
- Percussion
- Piano
- Cello
- Flute
- Violin
- Producer
- Graphic Design
- Liner Notes
- Editor
- Liner Notes Translation
- Oboe
- Painting Framsida
- Tape Klangregi
- Technician
Companies & Places
3 companies · 3 relationships- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Printed By
- Recorded At
Available Releases
1 releasesearch
Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X
Caprice Records
1986
Sweden
1x 12" Vinyl·1 tracks
“Melody To The Memory Of A Lost Friend X for seven instruments and tape. Recorded at Easy Sound Studios, Copenhagen, September 1-4, 1985. With an 8-page booklet with notes in Swedish and English. "All recorded tapes [...] were produce...”
Cat#: CAP 1330