Two Steps Forward
by Sea Stacks
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Two Steps Forward
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released April 17, 2017
Vocals, Flute, Drums, Xylophone: Davy Berryman
Flute: Emma Thompson
Double Bass: Dan Bryant
Clarinets: Mike Eldridge
Baritone Saxophone: Jin Theriault
Words & music by Davy Berryman
Engineering/Mixing/Production: Davy and Iain Berryman
Recorded at City University Recording Studio
Clarinets recorded at University of Surrey, Studio 2
Drum Kit recorded at Manderley House
Artwork Photo by Terry Owen
Vocals, Flute, Drums, Xylophone: Davy Berryman
Flute: Emma Thompson
Double Bass: Dan Bryant
Clarinets: Mike Eldridge
Baritone Saxophone: Jin Theriault
Words & music by Davy Berryman
Engineering/Mixing/Production: Davy and Iain Berryman
Recorded at City University Recording Studio
Clarinets recorded at University of Surrey, Studio 2
Drum Kit recorded at Manderley House
Artwork Photo by Terry Owen
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