Duncan Mackay - Score Album

Tracklist

1	Witches
2	Fugitive
3	No Return
4	Score
5	Jigaloda
6	Spaghetti Smooch
7	Triptych
8	Time Is No Healer
9	Pillow Schmillow

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EMC 3168, YAX.5251	Duncan Mackay	Score ‎(LP, Album)	EMI, EMI	EMC 3168, YAX.5251	UK	1977
10 C 062-06305	Duncan Mackay	Score - Señal ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	EMI	10 C 062-06305	Spain	1977
EMC 3168	Duncan Mackay	Score ‎(LP, Album, W/Lbl)	EMI	EMC 3168	UK	1977
FRESHCD 176	Duncan Mackay	Score ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Fresh Music	FRESHCD 176	South Africa	2016
BELLE 193074	Duncan Mackay	Score ‎(CD, Album, RM, SHM)	Belle Antique	BELLE 193074	Japan	2019

Credits

• Arranged By [Orchestral Arrangement] – Wilf Gibson
• Bass [Fender Precision] – Clive Chaman
• Composed By – Duncan Mackay
• Design – Brian Palmer
• Drums, Percussion – Andrew McCulloch
• Engineer [Mixing Engineer] – Dennis Weinreich
• Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Ray Hendriksen
• Executive-Producer – Duncan Mackay
• Flute – Mel Collins (tracks: A4)
• Keyboards, Grand Piano [Yamaha], Electric Organ [Hammond B3], Clavinet [D6], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer 200], Sequencer [Roland], Synthesizer [Arp 2600, Arp 2800, Arp 2701, Arp 2100, Arp 2200] – Duncan Mackay
• Lacquer Cut By – HTM
• Lyrics By – Steve Harley (tracks: A3, A4, B2, B4)
• Management – Cepcor Limited
• Performer – Members Of The London Symphony Orchestra (tracks: A1)
• Photography By [Cover Photography of Duncan Mackay] – Fausto Dorelli
• Photography By [Cover] – Bill Richmond
• Photography By [Inner] – Peter Vernon
• Producer – John Wetton
• Vocals – John Wetton (tracks: A3, B2, B4), Steve Harley (tracks: A4)
• Vocals [Effects] – Yvonne Keeley

Notes

Recorded & mixed at Scorpio Studios, London, August - September 1976.
℗ 1977 EMI Records Ltd.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: YAX 5251-3 HTM R
• Matrix / Runout: YAX 5252-3 R
• Other: Made in Japan on rear cover

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
• Recorded At – Scorpio Studios
• Mixed At – Scorpio Studios
• Designed At – EMI Design
• Copyright (c) – Duncan Mackay

Short intro

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