Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling Towards Ecstasy Album

Tracklist

1	Fumbling Towards Ecstasy Drum Programming [808], Bass, Piano, Keyboards – Pierre MarchandDrums – Jerry MarottaGuitar – Bill DillonGuitar, Vocals – Sarah McLachlan	4:50
2	Elsewhere Bass – Pierre MarchandDrums, Percussion – Jerry MarottaGuitar, Piano, Vocals – Sarah McLachlanOrgan [Hammond B3] – David Kershaw	4:42
3	Ice Cream Drums – Guy NadonPiano, Vocals – Sarah McLachlan	2:45
4	Plenty Bass – Brian MinatoDrums – Ashwin SoodGuitar, Organ [Guitorgan] – Bill DillonKeyboards, Sounds [Found Sound], Bass – Pierre MarchandVocals – Sarah McLachlan	4:05
5	Circle Bass – Brian MinatoBass [Additional] – Bill Dillon, Pierre MarchandDrums – Ashwin SoodGuitar – Bill DillonGuitar, Vocals – Sarah McLachlanKeyboards – Pierre MarchandPercussion – Jerry Marotta	3:42
6	Hold On Acoustic Guitar [Intro], Vocals – Sarah McLachlanDrum Machine, Keyboards – Pierre MarchandDrums – Ashwin SoodGuitar, Bass – Bill DillonOrgan [Hammond B3] – David Kershaw	4:08
7	Ice Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Sarah McLachlanDrums, Percussion – Ashwin SoodOrgan [Fake B3], Drum Machine [Percussion Machine], Bass – Pierre MarchandSaxophone – Michel Dubeau	3:53
8	Wait Bass, Shaker – Pierre MarchandDrums – Ashwin SoodGuitar, Vocals – Sarah McLachlanOrgan [Hammond B-3] – David Kershaw	4:10
9	Good Enough Bass – Brian MinatoDrum Machine [Percussion Machine] – Pierre MarchandDrums – Ashwin SoodGuitar, Organ [Guitorgan] – Bill DillonPiano, Vocals – Sarah McLachlan	5:01
10	Fear Cello – Jane ScarpantoniKeyboards, Bass, Drum Machine [Percussion Machine] – Pierre MarchandPercussion – Jerry MarottaPiano, Vocals – Sarah McLachlan	3:56
11	Possession Bass – Brian MinatoDrums – Ashwin Sood, Lou ShefanoGuitar – Bill DillonGuitar, Vocals – Sarah McLachlanKeyboards, Drum Machine – Pierre MarchandOrgan [Hammond B-3] – David Kershaw	4:39
12	Mary Bass, Drum Machine – Pierre MarchandGuitar, Piano – Bill DillonGuitar, Piano, Vocals – Sarah McLachlan	3:53

Credits

• Management – Nettwerk
• Mastered By – Greg Calbi
• Mixed By – Pierre Marchand
• Painting [Detail] – Graham Gilmore
• Painting [Lyric Sheet], Typography [Lyric Sheet] – Sarah McLachlan
• Photography By – Kharen Hill
• Photography By [Lyric Sheet] – David Kershaw
• Producer – Pierre Marchand
• Recorded By – Pierre Marchand
• Recorded By [Additional Guitars] – Roman Klun (tracks: 1)
• Songwriter – Pierre Marchand (tracks: 12), Sarah McLachlan
• Technician [Premastering], Edited By – Nick Keca

• Artwork By [Painting And Lettering On Lyric Sheet] – Sarah McLachlan
• Artwork By [Painting Detail] – Graham Gilmore
• Mastered By – Greg Calbi
• Mastered By [Premastering], Edited By – Nick Keca
• Photography – Kharen Hill
• Producer – Pierre Marchand
• Recorded By [Additional Guitars] – Roman Klun (tracks: 1)
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Pierre Marchand
• Written By – Pierre Marchand / Sarah McLachlan (tracks: 12), Sarah McLachlan (tracks: 1-11)

Notes

℗ and © 1993 Nettwerk Productions

Published by Tyde Music except "Elsewhere" published by Nettoverboard.

Recorded and mixed at Wild Sky (Marin Heights).
Additional guitars for "Possession" recorded at Highland Studio.

Premastered and editing bat A.R.P. Studio.

Track 12 contains a hidden version of Possession with only vocals and piano (5:48-9:47), and also an interlude (5:25-5:45).Recorded and mixed at Wild Sky (Morin Heights). Additional guitars recorded at Highland Studio. Premastering and editing at A.R.P. Studio. Mastered at Sterling Sound.

Track 12 contains a hidden version of Possession with only vocals and piano (5:48-9:47), and also an interlude (5:25-5:45).

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 6700-30081-2 9
• Matrix / Runout: DISQUE AMERIC 02VV3<111>W230081

Companies

• Manufactured By – Nettwerk Productions
• Marketed By – Nettwerk Productions
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nettwerk Productions
• Copyright (c) – Nettwerk Productions
• Pressed By – Disque Americ
• Published By – Tyde Music
• Published By – Nettoverboard Publishing Ltd.
• Recorded At – Wild Sky Studio
• Recorded At – Highland Studios, Stoney Creek
• Mixed At – Wild Sky Studio
• Edited At – A.R.P. Track Productions
• Mastered At – Sterling Sound

Short intro

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