Rush - A Farewell To Kings Album

Tracklist

1	Xanadu
2	Madrigal
3	Cinderella Man
4	A Farewell To Kings
5	Closer To The Heart
6	Cygnus X-1

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ANR-1-1010	Rush	A Farewell To Kings ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Anthem	ANR-1-1010	Canada	1977
534 628-2	Rush	A Farewell To Kings ‎(CD, Album, RM, Unofficial)	Anthem , Mercury	534 628-2	Russia	Unknown
SRM-1-1184	Rush	A Farewell To Kings ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Mercury	SRM-1-1184	US	1977
0563	Rush	A Farewell To Kings ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Elbo	0563	Poland	Unknown
822 546 - 2	Rush	A Farewell To Kings ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Mercury , Спюрк	822 546 - 2	Russia	Unknown

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar [Six And Twelve String], Electric Guitar [Six And Twelve String], Classical Guitar, Synthesizer [Bass Pedal] – Alex Lifeson
• Art Direction, Graphics – Hugh Syme
• Bass Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Synthesizer [Mini Moog, Bass Pedal], Vocals – Geddy Lee
• Design [Assistance] – Bob King
• Drums, Bells [Orchestra, Tubular], Temple Block, Cowbell, Wind Chimes, Bell Tree, Triangle, Vibraslap – Neil Peart
• Engineer [Assistant Mixing] – Declan (Not Norman!) O'Doherty, Ken Thomas
• Engineer [Concert Sound], Effects [Consultant] – Major Ian Grandy
• Engineer [Mixing] – Terry Brown
• Engineer [Recording] – Pat Moran, Terry Brown (Broon)
• Executive-Producer [Executive Production] – Moon Records
• Lighting Director, Crew [Roadmaster] – Howard (Herns) Ungerleider
• Lyrics By – Geddy Lee (tracks: B2), Neil Peart (tracks: A1 to B1, B3, B4), Peter Talbot (tracks: B1)
• Management – Ray Danniels
• Music By – Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee, Neil Peart (tracks: A1, B4)
• Photography By [Cover] – Yosh Inouye
• Photography By [Liner] – Fin Costello
• Photography By [Sleeve] – Roger Stowell
• Producer – Rush, Terry Brown
• Remastered By – Sean Magee
• Stage Manager – Michael (Lurch) Hirsh
• Technician [Centre Stage] – Larry (The Saint) Allen
• Technician [Stage Left] – Skip (Slider) Gildersleeve
• Technician [Stage Right] – Liam (Elfbjörn) Birt

• Engineer – Pat Moran
• Engineer [Assistant] – Declan O'Doherty, Ken Thomas
• Producer – Rush
• Producer, Engineer – Terry Brown

• Art Direction, Artwork By [Graphics] – Hugh Syme
• Bass Guitar, Guitar [Twelve String], Synthesizer [Mini Moog, Bass Pedal], Vocals – Geddy Lee
• Design [Design Assistance] – Bob King
• Drums, Bells [Orchestra], Bells [Tubular], Temple Block, Cowbell, Wind Chimes, Bells [Bell Tree], Vibraslap, Triangle – Neil Peart
• Electric Guitar [Six And Twelve String], Acoustic Guitar [Six And Twelve String], Guitar [Classical], Synthesizer [Bass Pedal] – Alex Lifeson
• Engineer [Mix Assistant] – Declan (Not Norman!) O'Doherty, Ken Thomas
• Engineer [Mix] – Terry Brown
• Engineer [Recording] – Pat Moran, Terry Brown (Broon)
• Executive-Producer – Moon Records
• Lyrics By – Lee (tracks: B2), Peart (tracks: A1 to B1, B3, B4)
• Mastered By – George Graves
• Music By – Lifeson, Lee, Peart (tracks: A1, B4)
• Photography By [Cover] – Yoshi Inouye
• Photography By [Liner] – Fin Costello
• Photography By [Sleeve] – Roger Stowell
• Producer – Rush, Terry Brown

Notes

Side 1: 16:59
Side 2: 20:13

℗1977 Phonogram, Inc."Big City" Mercury labels.

Recorded at Rockfield Studios, Wales, June 1977.
Mixed at Advision Studios, London.
Mastered at JAMF, Toronto.

All music published by CORE Music Publishing (ASCAP) CAPAC, Canada.
All lyrics © 1977, Core Music Publishing (ASCAP) CAPAC, Canada.

℗ © 1977 Phonogram, Inc., a Polygram Company.
Distributed by Phonodisc, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.

Mfg. by RCA Music Service under licenseDMM-remastered 180 gram vinyl. Lyrics on inner spread
Also comes with a mp3 download coupon and a 2-page insert.

Recorded at Rockfield Studios, Wales, June 1977
Mixed at Advision Studios, London
DMM Mastering at Abbey Road Mastering Studios, London - December 2014.

© 2015 Anthem Entertainment / Mercury Records (on insert and center labels)
℗ © 2015 Mercury Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Made in the EU

Companies

• Record Company – RCA Music Service – R-131992

• Record Company – BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. – C102056

• Record Company – Universal International Music B.V.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mercury Records
• Copyright (c) – Mercury Records
• Copyright (c) – Anthem Entertainment
• Published By – Core Music Publishing
• Recorded At – Rockfield Studios
• Mixed At – Advision Studios
• Remastered At – Abbey Road Studios

Short intro

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