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programming (4, 7, 9) McKinley Brown – background vocals (track 12) Ollie E. Brown – percussion (track 12) Jorge Calandrelli – synth strings (track 13) Tevin

– producer (track 12), backing vocals (track 13) Glenn Fischbach – cello (track 12) Paul Foley – engineer and mixing assistant (track 12) Rick Friedrich

violin (track 12) Cenovia Cummins – violin (track 12) Yana Goichman – violin (track 12) Ann Leathers – violin (track 12) Jan Mullen – violin (track 12) Elizabeth

vocal arrangements (track 4), BSB vocal arrangements and choir conducting (track 12) Kevin Richardson (baritone) – vocals; additional vocal arrangements, musical

(track 12) Andrew Duckles – viola (track 12) Matt Funes – viola (track 12) Ross Golan – guitars (track 6) Missi Hale – background vocals (track 12) Gerardo

Jeremy Ashbrock – guitars (tracks 1, 12), vocals (track 12) Ryan Spencer Cook – guitars and vocals (track 12) Lara Cove – backing vocals (tracks 1, 7) Lita

"Grey Riders" is a song performed by artist Neil Young. It is track 12 on Young's A Treasure, and the one song on the album that was released as a single

vocals (track 12) Angie Jaree – female vocals (track 8), choir vocals (track 12) Kim Erin – female vocals (track 8), choir vocals (track 12) Monique

LP Note Recorded at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, CA on June 7, 1946 (track 12), September 24, 1947 (track 8), September 25, 1947 (track 10), October

1957 (track 12) J. J. Johnson (tracks 1-5 & 7-12), Kai Winding (tracks 1-11) – trombone, trombonium Bobby Jaspar – tenor saxophone (track 12) Wayne Andre

banjo (track 12) Maxine Waters – female background vocals (track 12) Carmen Twillie1 – female background vocals (track 12) Bela – barking (track 12) Dweezil

(track 12) Sarah Shelton – production coordinator (track 12) Sofia Yen – production coordinator (track 12) Zvi Edelman – production coordinator (track

on the live album (2-CD set) King Crimson on Broadway (1999) (disc 2, track 12), and an alternative version of the track entitled "Biker Babes of the

(track 12) Emma Kummrow – violin (track 12) Daniele Laporte – tracking (track 11) Alexandra Leem – viola (track 12) Jennie Lorenzo – cello (track 12)

album in 1970. In the same year, the song appeared as an A-side on a four-track 12-inch single, with "The Wizard" also on the A-side and "Evil Woman" and

(1996) (track 2) and King Crimson on Broadway (2-CD set) (1999) (disc 2, track 12). Disc two was derived mostly from the same recordings as the 1999 live

vocals (track 12), production (track 12), songwriting (track 12) Patti Wilson – styling Jordan "DJ Swivel" Young – additional engineering (track 12), mixing

engineer (track 12) Tim Roberts – assistant Pro-Tools recording engineer (track 12) Todd Rubenstein – assistant recording engineer (track 12) Becky Scott

assistance (tracks 10, 12) Rich Lowe – engineering (track 12) Doug DeAngelis – mix engineering (track 12) Claire Tonkinson – recording assistance Andrew Green

– horn arrangement (track 12), instrumentation (track 12), mixing (track 12), production (tracks 12 and 16), songwriting (track 12) James Johnson – bass

first opening song for the Gundam 00 series. hyde – vocals, keyboards on track 12 ken – guitar, backing vocals, keyboards on tracks 1–3, 5-9 and 11, tambourine

Phillips – guitar (track 12) Randy Poole – mixing (track 15) Joe Porter – drums (track 1) Steve Price – strings engineer (track 12) Brian Pugh – assistant

2003. Musicians Marie Fredriksson — lead and background vocals; piano (track 12); mixing Per Gessle — lead and background vocals; guitars (tracks 1, 9–11

the CD version and the digital download version. The difference is on track 12, the CD version is "For Life" whilst the digital download version is "My

Utsunomiya Station (宇都宮駅, Utsunomiya-eki) is a railway station in the city of Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture Japan, operated by the East Japan Railway

Jerden Track 13 "Americana" Americana 1998 Dexter Holland Dave Jerden Track 12 "Army of One" Let the Bad Times Roll 2021 Dexter Holland Bob Rock Track

different collections of remixes by Australian rock band INXS: a 1983 four-track 12" and cassette EP released in the United States of songs from Shabooh Shoobah;

violin (track 12) Endre Granat – violin (track 12) Mimi Granat – viola (track 12) Reggie Griffith – guitar (track 12) Alan Grubfeld – violin (track 12) Reggie

co-producer (track 11) Courtney Pine – co-producer (track 12) Carleen Anderson – co-producer (track 12) Philippe "Zdar" Cerboneschi – engineering James B

guitar (track 9) John Hobbs - B-3 organ (track 12), piano (track 12), synthesizer (track 12), Wurlitzer (track 12) David Huff - programming (tracks 1, 4)

Justin Timberlake – backing vocals (track 12), production (track 12), songwriting (track 12), vocal arrangement (track 12) Michael Tucker – engineering (track

vibraphone (track 12) Aja Grant – piano (track 8), string arranger (track 12) Steve Lacy – guitar (track 11) Frederique Gnaman – guitar (track 12) Niles Luther

instruments (track 12) Michael Pollack – keyboards (track 12) Pierre-Luc Rioux – guitars (track 12) David Silberstein – production coordination (track 12) Jeremy

featured artist (track 11) J. Cole – featured artist (track 12) Kendrick Lamar – featured artist (track 12) Technical Mike Bozzi – mastering engineer (all tracks)

routine appearing both on his 1996 HBO special Bring the Pain, and as track 12 on his 1997 album Roll with the New, which went a long way towards establishing

(track 12) Hans-Martin Buff – recording (track 12) Alain Johannes – additional engineering (track 12) Steve Mandel – engineering assistance (track 12)

9, 10, 14 and 15) Errol "Poppi" McCalla, Jr. – production (track 12), songwriting (track 12) Byron Miller – bass (track 11) Giorgio Moroder – songwriting

until 1977, when they were the + 5 side of the 1977 Caught Live + 5 album. Track 12, "Late Lament," which rounds out the album, is the Graeme Edge poem that

production (track 12) Danton Supple – engineering (track 12) Dylan Gallagher – pre-production engineering (track 12) Tony Maserati – mixing (track 12) Geoff

drums (disc 2, track 12) Dan Lilker – bass (disc 2, track 12) Brent McCarty – guitar (disc 2, track 12) Kevin Sharp – vocals (disc 2, track 12) "AllMusic

All Night" Darkness on the Edge of Town 3:56 disc 1, track 09 disc 1, track 12 "The River" The River (1980) 5:01 disc 1, track 10 disc 1, track 13 "Hungry

Griffin – drums (tracks 7, 13) Ed Harcourt – piano (track 12) Tom Herbert – bass guitar (track 12) Seth Kauffman – synthesizer, claps (track 1); electric

from the EP charted in 1979, this song and the other track on the three-track 12-inch vinyl disc, "Three Way Love Affair", were only minor footnotes at

(track 17), remix engineering (track 12), remix instrumentation (track 12), remix mixing (track 12), remix production (track 12) Henrik Jonback – guitar (tracks

production (track 12) Thom "TK" Kidd – recording (track 12) Kevin Lively – mixing assistance (track 12) Stephanie Vonarx – mixing assistance (track 12) Herb

2007: various artists – Transatlantic Sessions 3 (Volume 1) (Whirlie) – track 12: "There's a Whole Lot of Heaven" 1998: The Caravans – Glamorous Heart Motel

artist (track 12) French Montana – featured artist (track 12) Rick Ross – featured artist (track 12) Snoop Dogg – featured artist (track 12) King Kanobby

Steve Ferrone – Drums (track 12) Kevin Valentine – Drums (tracks 9 & 11) David Campbell - strings & horn arrangement (track 12) Jeffries, David. The Best

artist (track 12) French Montana – featured artist (track 12) Rick Ross – featured artist (track 12) Snoop Dogg – featured artist (track 12) King Kanobby

in 2008. Members Paul Stanley – Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Acoustic Guitar (Track 12), Bass (Track 7) Gene Simmons – Vocals, Bass Eric Carr – Drums, Backing

disc 2: track 12 Frank Ricotti – percussion and vibraphone on disc 2: track 12 Richard Niles – string arrangement and conduction on disc 2: track 12, arrangement

12), mixing (tracks 3 and 12), piano (track 12), synth bass (track 3), synthesizer (track 12), strings (track 12) Shelly Peiken – songwriting (track 3)

(track 12) Lola "Gangsta Boo" Mitchell – vocals (track 12) Jordan "Juicy J" Houston – vocals (track 12) Paul "DJ Paul" Beauregard – vocals (track 12)

Seara – engineering (track 12) Georgia Gibson – saxophone (track 6) Gosha Usov – engineering (track 5) H.E.R. – vocals (track 12) Inaam Haq – assistant

language adaptation (track 12) Leyla Hoyle Guerrero – background vocals (track 12) Lindy Robbins – background vocals (track 12) Selena – vocals (track

(track 10) Kelly Rowland – background vocals (track 12) Michelle Williams – background vocals (track 12) Sampha – additional vocals (track 11) Sia – background

(track 10) Ewan Pearson – programming (track 12) Martin Gore – guitar (track 12) Richard Hawley – guitar (track 12) The Neptunes – production (tracks 1

violin (track 12) Robert Berg – viola (track 12) Lynn Grants – viola (track 12) Karolina Naziemiec – viola (track 12) Sam Formicola – viola (track 12) Maurice

viola (track 12) Fumiki Imaizumi – cello (track 12) Daisuke Ishizaka – photography Tomoki Iwanaga – cello (track 12) Naoko Kakutani – viola (track 12) Yoshinori

(track 12) Roger Burn – piano (track 12) Bob Sandman, George Shelby, Steve Fowler – saxophone (track 12) Charlie Biggs, Stan Watkins – trumpet (track 12)

vocals (track 12) Colette Falla – background vocals (track 4) Staffan Findin – trombone (track 1) Kristoffer Fogelmark – background vocals (track 12) Livvi

production (track 10) Terrace Martin – production (track 12) Marlon Williams – production (track 12) Michael Angelo – production (track 16) J-Hen – production

11) Ron Taylor – vocal Pro Tools editing (track 12) Timbaland – all instruments, production, vocals (track 12) The Wilcannia Mob – vocals (track 6) Pitchfork

13), additional lyrics (track 12) Chris Lowe – keyboards (tracks 1–11), backing vocals (track 10), additional lyrics (track 12), lead vocals (track 13)

One track of the album No Boundaries, by Ladysmith Black Mambazo (2006) Track 12 of the album Whiskey Tango Ghosts, by Tanya Donelly (2004) The phrase is

keyboard (track 10), piano (track 12–13), drum programming (track 15), guitar sampler (track 15) Andrew Lippman – trombone (track 12) Chris Loco – producer

tracks 10-18, background vocals on track 12 Buddy Miles – drums on tracks 10, 11 and 12, background vocals on track 12 AllMusic review Perry, Neil (November

(track 12) Charlie Heat – co-production (track 12) Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. – co-production (track 12) Eric Danchick – additional production (track 12)

composition, arrangement (track 12) Saimon – composition, arrangement (track 12) Marcia "Misha" Sondeijker – composition (track 12) Sam Merrifield – composition

Chamberlain – drums (track 12) Luis Conte – percussion (track 11) Dane Deviller – guitars, programming, engineering, co-production (track 12) Anthony Drennan

Benjamin Lasneier – co-production (track 12) Pooyandeh – co-production (track 12) Vynk – co-production (track 12) Mike Dean – mastering (tracks 1–14)

Wodumo, track 11) DaveO – recording (Mozzy, track 12) Mark "Keitel" Lowe Jr. – recording (Reason, track 12) Jimmy Cash – recording (Travis Scott, track

this album was released in a gatefold sleeve containing an additional 3-track 12" EP. The album features two hits, "I Got You Babe"—a duet with Hynde that

(track 11) Iggy – guitar (track 12) Jung Ho-hyun – keyboard (track 12) Choi Hun – bass (track 12) Kim So-hyun – chorus (track 12) Production J. Y. Park "The

Dan Loggins - compilation producer, audio mixer (track 12) Larry Walsh - mastering, audio mixer (track 12) Vincent M. Vero - project coordinator, discography

Xavier "Mr. X" Thomas – vocals (track 12) Shemen Tyler – vocals (track 12) Stan "The Guitar Man" Jones – guitar (track 12) Michael Keith Simmons – producer

(track 12) Reginald "Syience" Perry – production (track 12) Gabe Robles – mixing assistance (track 12) Warren Babson – mixing assistance (track 12);

Eddie Delena – engineer (track 12) Jeroen de Rijk – percussion (track 1) C.J. DeVillar – bass and assistant engineer (track 12), engineer (15) Alex DeYoung

programming (track 10) Bleu – production (track 12), recording (track 12), mixing (track 12), programming (track 12) Brian Byrd – production coordination

physically on 11 February 2008. This Arena's second French language album. Track 12 is a duet between Arena and Jean-François Bernardini from Corsican folk

– producer and programming (track 12) Lars Fox – Pro Tools editor (tracks 5, 10) Larry Gold – strings arranger (track 12) Matty Green – engineer (track

features the bonus track "We Found Love" (Calvin Harris Extended Mix) as track 12 or track 15 on the Deluxe. Track listing and credits from album booklet

Ahern – producer (Track 12) George Massenburg – engineer (Tracks 1–11) Val Garay – engineer (Tracks 1–11) Stuart Taylor – engineer (Track 12) Niko Bolas, Barbara

14), backing vocals (track 5) Additional Personnel Rocky Isaac – drums (track 12) Brian Jones – percussion (track 8) Larry Lee – guitar (track 6) Dave Mason –

Rollins Quartet (1952)(PRLP 137), which is reissued in its entirety here. Track 12 was released on the 10" compilation Mambo Jazz (PRLP 135). "I Know", featuring

electric guitar (track 9), background vocals (track 12), Wurlitzer electric piano (track 12), clavichord (track 12) Phoebe Bridgers – lead vocals (track 8)

assistance (tracks 1 and 13) Sean McGhee – editing (track 12), engineering (track 12), mixing (track 12) Mentor – keyboards (track 13) Ian Mereness – engineering

Mottola is one slow motherfucker" In JAY-Z's song "Success" featuring Nas, track 12 from his studio album American Gangster, Nas mention's "Mottola" in the

ouf Track 10: Montana-skalp connexion Track 11: j'ai un but à atteindre Track 12: jusqu'ici tout va bien — Le sixième Element Le Sixième Element Track 02:

21) 2 Chainz – vocals (track 12) Kanye West – producer and vocals (track 18) Finis "KY" White – 2 Chainz vocal mixing (track 12) Carl "Dennis" Willets

programming (track 12) Paul "Harry" Harris – piano (track 12) Ian Lewinson – additional guitar (track 12) The London Session Orchestra – orchestra (track 12) Simon

Jealous Lover is a four track, 12" EP released by the British hard rock band Rainbow in the USA in 1981. The EP reached No. 147 on Billboard's Top 200

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only Gary Numan on vocals. Tracks 7 and 8 appeared on the Cars single. Track 12 is an early demo of the song (Invisible Wounds) Dark Bodies from Digimortal

(track 10) Justin L. Raisen – bass (track 12), guitar (track 12), synthesizer (track 12) Bosh Rothman – drums (track 12) Alexandra Shungudzo – backing vocals

additional voices (track 12) London Youth Chamber Choir – additional voices (track 12) Suzi Digby – conducting, artistic direction (track 12) Toby Young –

(track 13) Martin Stilling – all instruments, programming (track 12) Lars Skoglund – drums (track 12) Andrew Wyatt – backing vocals (tracks 12, 14) Young &

Rhodes (track 3), clavinet (tracks 3, 5, 9, 13), B3 organ (track 12), electric piano (track 12) Stanley Clarke – upright bass (track 2), electric bass (track

guitar (track 12) Bob Ezrin – keyboards (track 11), backing vocals (track 11) Tommy Denander – guitar (both tracks) Nick Didkovsky – guitar (track 12) Tommy

Jealous Lover is a four track, 12" EP released by the British hard rock band Rainbow in the USA in 1981. The EP reached No. 147 on Billboard's Top 200

Rossi – strings (track 12) John Metcalfe – strings (track 12) Jon Hopkins – keyboards (track 12) Paris Strother – synthesizer (track 12) Rik Simpson – additional

only Gary Numan on vocals. Tracks 7 and 8 appeared on the Cars single. Track 12 is an early demo of the song (Invisible Wounds) Dark Bodies from Digimortal

artist (track 11) Travis Scott – featured artist (track 12) Lil Wayne – featured artist (track 12) Meghan Trainor – featured artist (track 13) Wiz Khalifa

7, 14) Mike Smith – piano (track 12) Paul Simonon – additional bass (track 12) James R Grippo – additional qanun (track 12) Bobby Womack – vocals, guitar

Baldwin – spoken word (track 5) Flea – bass (track 8) Peter Basil – cajon (track 12) Gerry Beckley – backing vocals (tracks 9, 10), lead vocals (track 10)

guitar (track 11) Teddy Geiger – keys (track 12) Zach Nicita – keys (track 12) Ilsey Juber – guitars (track 12) Brad Ellis – piano, percussion, bass (tracks

6, 8), keyboards (track 6) Samuel Dixon – guitar (track 12), piano (track 12), bass guitar (track 12) Jesse Frasure – synthesizer (track 5), piano (track

11, 13) Jonas Krag (track 12) Paul Gendler (tracks: 3, 7, 8, 10, 11) Keyboards: David Stenmarck (track 3) Joe Belmaati (track 12) Nick Jarl (track 3)

additional production, recording, and programming (track 12) Rohan Dwyer – engineering (track 12) Frankmusik – remix and additional production (track

Mauro Spina – percussion (track 12) Mary Ambrose – strings (track 12) Mary Ambrose and Sharon O'Neill – backing vocals (track 12) Produced by Pino Pischetola

(track 10) Matt Doe – trumpet (track 12) Swae Lee – ad-libs (track 12) Big Freedia – additional background ad-libs (track 12) Kevin Garrett – piano (track

bass guitar (tracks 1, 12, 13); extended-range bass (track 11); zither (track 12) Mats "MP" Persson – electric guitar (track 14); string arrangement (track

performed by Justin Hayward and John Lodge (with backing by 10cc) and track 12 performed by Justin Hayward and Jeff Wayne All songs written by Justin

vocals (track 1) Chris Martin – additional vocals (sung by) (track 12), piano (track 12) Connie Mitchell – additional vocals (tracks 1–2, 6, 9) Tanya

trumpet/cornet (track 12) Bob Becker – viola (tracks 2, 12) Peter Black – all instruments (track 10) Gary Bovyer – bass clarinet (track 12) Denyse Buffum

editing (tracks 5, 12), keyboard (track 12), synthesizer (track 12), drums programming (track 12), vocal arrangement (track 12) Will Tanner – gang vocals (track

Ritchotte: guitars, backing vocals (track 12) Michael Wilk: bass guitar, keyboards (track 12) Ron Hurst: drums (track 12) Michael Palmer: guitars (track 16)

production (track 11) MNEK – production (track 12) KOZ – production (track 12) Leo Kalyan – additional production (track 12) JD. Reid – production (tracks 15-16

(11), instruments (4) Idris Davis – bass guitar (track 12) Vidal Davis – additional instruments (track 12) Estelle – background vocals (track 10) Toby Gad

– gang vocals (track 10) Benjy Gibson – drums (track 12) Emmanuel Franklyn Adalebu – drums (track 12) Doris Sandberg – backing vocals (track 13) Cory

Dean – drum programming (track 11) EarthGang – vocals (track 12) Roberto Fonseca – piano (track 12) Joan As Police Woman – vocals, erhu, guitar, keyboards

piano (tracks 2, 3) Bryan Sutton- banjo (track 12), 12-string guitar (track 12), acoustic guitar (track 12) "Trace Adkins Releases "American Man, Greatest

Deutsche Grammophon 435 773-2 1998 November 1994 (Tracks 1–11) July 1996 (Track 12) Ravel: Piano Concerto; Valses nobles et sentimentales; Concerto for the

 Cycling BMX freestyle (2) BMX racing (2) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Equestrian Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Jumping (2)  Fencing (12)  Field

10) Marcus Kincy – additional keys (tracks 1, 12), piano (track 12), additional bass (track 12) Savan Kotecha – background vocals (track 10) Pierre Luc

11, 13) Emily Strayer – banjo (track 12) Martie Maguire – fiddle (track 12) The Dixie Chicks – featured artist (track 12) Brandon Bost – background vocals

(tracks 7 & 8), at the Newport Jazz Festival, Rhode Island on July 6, 1958 (track 12), and in New York City in October 1958 (tracks 9 & 10), April 13, 1960

Remixing (Track 12 only) Steve Tillisch – Engineer (Track 12 only) Jeff Coppage – Engineer, Remixing (Track 12 only) Jim Bickerstaff – Remixing (Track 12 only)

tracks 6–8 and 14 from (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) (1973) Disc 1, track 12 from Nuthin' Fancy (1975) Disc 1, track 13 from the Lynyrd Skynyrd Box

Released: 29 September 1978 Label: Vertigo, Warner Bros. Formats: LP, MC, 8-track 12 — 90 — — — — 37 — 69 RIAA: Gold Heaven and Hell Released: 18 April 1980

called "Over and Under". Adam Anders – programming (track 12) Peer Åström – programming (track 12) Jerrod "SKINS" Bettis – engineer (track 2) Chris Birgersen

vocals (track 12) Maddie Stevenson – background vocals (track 12) Andrew Wade – background vocals (track 12) Nicole Dunn – background vocals (track 12) Chris

1, 3 and 6) LaShawn Daniels – engineering (track 12), songwriting (track 12), vocal production (track 12) Kevin "KD" Davis – mixing (tracks 2, 3, 5,

(Atlantic) 1971: Stephen Stills, Chris Hillman, It Doesn't Matter, Manassas, Track 12 1973: Linda Ronstadt – Don't Cry Now (Asylum) – track 7, "Colorado" 1977

Keith Edwards - drums (track 2) John G. Elliott - piano (track 12), string arrangements (track 12) Bela Fleck - banjo (track 7) Paul Franklin - steel guitar

John Silver - drums (Disc 4, tracks 1, 7, 8, 12), biscuit tin (Disc 4, track 12) Note: Not all credits for drums are listed in the booklet for Disc 4.

Simon Katz – guitar (track 6), organ (track 12) Brian Pisce – strings (track 8) Terry Hall – vocals (track 12) Gorillaz – production Tom Girling – co-production

Cox – additional vocals (track 2) Whitfield Crane – additional vocals (track 12) Jonathan Davis – vocals (track 2) Marcello Dias – additional bass (track

Cooke – guitar (on track 12) Les Dudek – guitar (on track 12) Charles Calamise – bass (on track 12) Kenny Johnson – drums (on track 12) John McFee – dobro

8: "회상 I" Track 9: "Pa Pa" Track 10: "Waltz No.3" Track 11: "친구... 설레임" Track 12: "Balcony Song" Track 13: "회상 II" Track 14: "오후에의 풍경" Track 15: "The Music"

recording (track 11) Carlos Castro – recording (track 12) Leyla Hoyle – background vocals (track 12) Credits Robert Vosgien – mastering Jon Lind – A&R

track 13), Sonny Cohn (out on Disc One, track 12 and Disc Two, tracks 13 & 14), Wendell Culley (Disc One, track 12 and Disc Two, track 14), Thad Jones (out

lead guitars, rhythm guitars (tracks 6, 7, 11 & 12), acoustic guitars (track 12), slide guitars, talk box (tracks 3 & 17) Michael Schenker – lead guitar

lead vocals Timo Tolkki – guitar, background vocals, arrangement (except track 12), engineering, mixing, production Jens Johansson – keyboards Jörg Michael

drum programming, synth, programming (track 12) Toshi-Fj – guitar (track 12) Joe – keyboard, synth (track 12) Time for Us at Discogs (list of releases)

guitar (track 12) Tippa Irie – vocals (track 4) Jun Ishizeki – engineering (track 10) Markus Klinko – photography Chris Lord-Alge – mixing (track 12) John

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Terry Lawless – keyboards on track 5, bonus track 4. Hammond organ on track 12. Technical Production – Declan Gaffney Mixing – Declan Gaffney Mastering –

Terry Lawless – keyboards on track 5, bonus track 4. Hammond organ on track 12. Technical Production – Declan Gaffney Mixing – Declan Gaffney Mastering –

(track 12) David Kutch – mastering engineer (tracks 1-11, 13, 14) Blake Harden – mixing engineer (track 9) Chris Athens – mastering engineer (track 12)

saxophone solo (track 12) Rob Mounsey – additional keyboards (track 12) Christian McBride – bass (track 12) Lewis Nash – drums (track 12) Luis Quintero

on track 11 Peter Harvey – cello on track 12 David Burke – viola on track 12 Caroline Evans – violin on track 12 Michael Brennan, Jr. – producer Stanton

golf 0 0 Men's indoor track 12 139 (2 SoCon, 137 ACC) Women's indoor track 6 84 Women's Lacrosse 0 n/a Men's outdoor track 12 191 ACC Women's outdoor

harmonium (track 4) Dave Okumu – guitar (track 11) Linda Perry – piano (track 12) Greg Phillinganes – piano (track 10) Petr Pycha – orchestra contractor

remixing (track 12) Mr. Cheeks – rap (track 7) Sean "Puffy" Combs – producer (tracks 3, 6, 10, 12, 14, 16, 19), co-producer (track 18), remixing (track 12), executive

Bangles) – background vocals (track 12) Stevo Glendinning – background vocals (track 12) Mark Opitz – background vocals (track 12) Geoff Rhoe – background

performer (track 12) Terrence "Pusha T" Thornton – performer (track 12) Chad Hugo – producer & recording (track 12) Pharrell Williams – producer (track 12) Serban

Wahab – musette bagpipes (track 7) Alvin Nathaniel Joiner – performer (track 12) André Benjamin – performer (track 19) Andrew M. Shack – A&R (for Priority

(track 12) Børge Fjordheim – all instruments (track 12) Hannah Robinson – backing vocals (track 12) Richard X – Minimoog operation, keyboards (track 12)

Johann Bast — strings (track 12) Tony Battaglia — guitars (track 7) David Bjella — strings (track 12) Joanie Bjella — strings (track 12) Scott Bliege — horns

week of April 20. All lyrics are written by Ayumi Hamasaki; except for track 12 written by Hikaru Utada Credits for A One adapted from liner notes. Mastered

synthesizer & piano (track 12) Brian Holt — bass (tracks: 12, 14), guitar & keyboards (track 17) George "DJ Scratch" Spivey — scratches (track 12) Paul "Sequence"

notes. Jon Marius Aareskjold — guitar engineer (track 12) Armudn Bjørklund — guitar engineer (track 12) Stevie Blacke — violin and cello (track 10) Chris

"Computer Love" written by Roger Troutman, Larry Troutman and Shirley Murdock. Track 12 contains a portion of the composition "If I Was Your Girlfriend" written

classical guitar on track 7, electric guitar on track 12, faux horn on track 12, backing vocals on track 12 Charlie Mingroni – spoken word on track 8 Dennis

Harcourt: additional harmonium & piano on track 3; additional guitar on track 12 Mark Lanegan: backing vocals on track 2 Wendi Rose, Janet Ramus; backing

11, Komplet 3) Vlado Kolenič - writer (bonus track 12, Komplet 3) Ľuboš Zeman - writer (bonus track 12, Komplet 3) Peter Guldan - writer (bonus track

16) Rico Love – producer (track 10) Cardiak – producer (track 12) Hitmaka – producer (track 12) Chris Bosh – producer (track 16) Additional personnel Gucci

percussion (track 12) Donald E. Chaney – backing vocals (track 12) James R. Smith – backing vocals (track 12) LaMont Brown – backing vocals (track 12) Veronica

steel (track 11) Songa Lee – violin (track 12) Josefina Vergara – violin (track 12) Alma Fernandez – viola (track 12) Jacob Braun – cello (tracks 12, 14

executive producer (track 12) Neil Perch – mixing (tracks 1, 3–11) Austen Kilburn – mixing (track 12) United Colours of Sound – vocals (track 12) Tim Young –

Fine Studios, New York on November 29, 1962 (track 9), December 14, 1962 (track 12), December 20, 1962 (tracks 6 & 11), January 4, 1963 (track 10), and January

5 and 12) Leif Lindvall – trumpet (track 12) Mikael Lundbald – violin (track 12) Thomas Lundbald – violin (track 12) Per Malmstedt – synthesizer (tracks

Nick Beggs – bass (track 8) Paul Harvey – rhythm guitar (track 12), slide guitar (track 12) Cathi Ogden – backing vocals "First Reports". Sounds. 2 March

including: Steve Conway (1946) The Mills Brothers (1954) Frank Sinatra (1961, track 12 of Sinatra Swings) Ann-Margret recorded a version on her 1961 debut album

live sound engineer Curt Kroeger – assistant engineer (track 12) Dave Leonard – mixing (track 12) Wade Norton – engineer (track 1), assistant engineer

Anderson – bass guitar (track 12) Brandon Barnes – drums and keyboard programming (tracks 2 and 9) James Blair – drums (track 12) Gerry Brown – backing

– engineer (track 12) Judy Kirschner – assistant engineer Robbie Norris – assistant engineer Tony Maserati – assistant engineer (track 12) Jason Corsaro

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(track 9) Aaron Mills – bass (track 12) Kevin Kendricks – keyboards, piano (track 12) CutMaster Swiff – cuts (track 12) Nellee Hooper – production (tracks

addition to the album on CD, Island Records also officially released a four-track 12" vinyl to disc jockeys. U2 Bono – lead vocals The Edge – guitar, keyboards

(track 8) Jim Keltner – drums (track 12) Benmont Tench – organ (track 12) Patrick Warren – orchestral arrangement (track 12) Fiona Apple – vocals; piano

Jordan Silva – engineer (track 1), assistant engineer (track 12) Eddie Spear – engineer (track 12) Nick Spezia – engineer (track 8) Robert "RAab" Stevenson

(track 9) Future – featured artist (track 10) T.I. – featured artist (track 12) Young Thug – featured artist (track 13) Marc E. Bassy – featured artist

violin (track 12) Matthew Watson – violin (track 12) Zoe White – viola (track 12) Leah Zweck – viola (track 12) Rachael Maio – cello (track 12) Daniel

disc 2: tracks 16 & 17, disc 3: tracks 3–11, 13–14), guitar (disc 3: track 12) Dennis Keeley – photography Sean Kinney – drums, liner notes (inner box)

guitar on extra 2004 release tracks #2–7 Bob Brunning – bass guitar on track 12 Planer, Lindsay. "The Original Fleetwood Mac". AllMusic. Retrieved 10 November

assistance on track 12 Boo Mitchell – horn arrangements on track 12 Willie Mitchell – horn arrangements on track 12 Carlos Saucedo – guitars on track 12 Harley

2–4 and 6; disc 2: track 16) Al McDowell – bass (disc 2: track 12), guitar (disc 2: track 12) George Merrill – songwriting (disc 2: tracks 14 and 15)

(all tracks); remix (track 12); art direction Will Gregory – synthesiser, producer, arranger, engineer (all tracks); remix (track 12) Alle Benassi – remix

Sylvester – cello (track 8) Jerry Dodgion – flute (track 12) Chuck Israels – double bass (track 12) Technical Jac Holzman – production supervisor Mark

Jimmy Limon – bass (track 12), Clavinet (track 12), organ (track 12), drum machine (track 12), percussion (track 12), guitar (track 12) Lor-e – styling Branford

to the B 36 first. Track 12 was already in operation at the end of 2016, while track 11 was completed in August 2017. Since track 12 was already operating

(track 10) Aaron D. "Tech N9NE" Yates — vocals (track 12) Samuel "Krizz Kaliko" Watson — vocals (track 12) Isaac "Young Chill" Yowman — vocals & producer

"Disco Inferno" performed by The Trammps – 10:51 With the exception of (*) track 12 "Jive Talkin", all of the songs are played in the film. The novelty songs

recording and mixing (Track 2, 14) John Bennett − recording and mixing (Track: 12, 13) Ben Matthews – mixing (Track: 1, 3, 11) John Bennett – engineer Denis

 Cycling BMX freestyle (2) BMX racing (2) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Equestrian Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Jumping (2)  Fencing (12)  Field

arrangement on track 12 Marcus Bates - French horn on track 12 Pip Eastop - French horn on track 12 Phillip Woods - French horn on track 12 Technical Stephen

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 Cycling BMX freestyle (2) BMX racing (2) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Equestrian Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Jumping (2)  Fencing (12)  Field

guest vocals (track 12) Jason Laughton – engineer Keith Matthew Thornton – primary artist Paul William Francis – guest vocals (track 12) Paul ZSadie –

Georges Barboteu – french horn (tracks 5, 9 & 14) Billy Strayhorn – piano (track 12) Kenny Clarke (tracks 1–4, 6–8 & 10–13), Gilbert Rovere (tracks 5, 9 &

Leonard Carl Grant – featured artist (track 12) 4rAx – featured artist (track 13) Faraji Wright – featured artist (track 12) Simon McKinley – featured artist

Retrieved 22 May 2009. Any Love (Mega rare 1988 UK self released debut 2-track 12" on Massive Attack Records, includes Bonus Version, stickered sleeve MASS001)

(track 10), large drum (track 12), first organ (track 19) Dolette McDonald – vocals (track 11) Twyla Tharp – water pot (track 12) Richard Horowitz – nez

R. Kelly, track 11 Austin Mahone, track 11 Steven A. Clark, track 12 Ape Drums, track 12 "Pitbull - Climate Change | Songs, Reviews, Credits | Allmusic"

Reynolds – acoustic guitar (track 12), dobro (track 12), keyboards (track 12), drum programming (track 12), background vocals (track 12) Mike Rojas – B-3 organ

vocals (track 12) Demetrius Hart – backing vocals (track 12) Michael Haughton – executive production Pierre Heath – backing vocals (track 12) Vincent

 Basketball (2)  Boxing (11)  Canoeing Sprint (12) Slalom (4)  Cycling Road (4) Track (12) Mountain biking (2)  Equestrian Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Show jumping

 Basketball (2)  Boxing (12)  Canoeing Sprint (12) Slalom (4)  Cycling Road (4) Track (12) Mountain biking (2)  Equestrian Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Show jumping

Allen – background vocals (tracks 1, 6, 13) Cooper Anderson – engineer (track 12) Vaughn Anthony – background vocals (track 2) Taz Arnold – producer, engineer

(all tracks), background vocals (tracks 1, 3, 5, 8–11), acoustic guitar (track 12) Dan Dugmore - electric guitar (track 1), pedal steel guitar (tracks 1

(track 9) Daryl Palumbo (track 10) Dez Fafara (track 11) Mikael Åkerfeldt (track 12) Jesse Leach (track 13) Kyle Thomas (track 14) Michale Graves (track 15)

(track 12) Tim Pierce – guitar (track 12) Rami Jaffee – keyboards (track 12) Serafin Aguilar – trumpet (track 12) David Urquidi – saxophone (track 12)

allow the construction of a railbed for a track adjoining the platform for Track 12. As of 2016, however, there are no plans to revisit the "Uetsu Shinkansen"

November 1988 (track 1), July–September 1989 (tracks 2-11), December 1990 (track 12) Genre Children's music Label EMI America (US), Virgin (International)

Canoeing (12) (details) Cycling (details) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Equestrian (6) (details)  Fencing (10) (details) Field hockey (2) (details)

the first pressing has an additional song "Of My Flesh, Of My Heart" on track 12 that was intended to be a bonus track on a possible European release. Future

(tracks 11, 20); backing vocals (track 11); additional drum programming (track 12); Moog Taurus (track 13); flute (track 20); Wurlitzer, scratches, and strings

featured artist (track 6) Tom Brick – mastering David Brown – engineer (track 12) Charlemagne – producer (tracks 1, 7) Andrew Coleman – engineer (track

background vocals (track 2) Tyler, the Creator – featured artist (track 12), production (track 12) Caramanica, Jon (June 29, 2015). "Review: Syd tha Kyd, Betwixt

Coleman — guitar (track 12) William "Willie Z" Zimmerman — keyboards (track 12) Terry "DJ Slip" Allen — producer & mixing (track 12) Dave "D-Wiz" Evelingham

studio album Ah Via Musicom. "Clover Over Dover" by British band Blur is track 12 on their 1994 album Parklife. "Calais to Dover" by American band Bright

Recorders, Los Angeles on March 1, 1961 (tracks 1–11) & March 2, 1961 (track 12) (stereo) Duke Ellington – piano Aaron Bell – bass (#1–12) Jimmy Woode

(of Your Memorial) - vocals (on track 11) Ashleigh Argota - vocals (on track 12) Kevin Young (of Disciple) - vocals (on track 7) Production Josh Schroeder

bingo organ (track 8), Avon Lady keyboard (track 11), Jupiter-8 (track 12), Moog (track 12) Graham Coxon – electric guitars (tracks 1–14), acoustic guitars

17–19); other instruments (tracks 4, 9, 15, 19) Jim Pollard – bass guitar (track 12); guitar, feedback (track 17) Tobin Sprout – vocals (tracks 10, 11, 16

(track 7) Armon "Ready Roc" Johnson – featured artist (track 12) Runt Dawg – featured artist (track 12) Dana "Rockwilder" Stinson – producer (track 2) Labor

July  Bahamas 10 2003 Caguas  Puerto Rico 18–19 July Turabo University Track 12 74  Bahamas 11 2005 Santo Domingo  Dominican Republic 1–2 July Centro Olímpico

"Come On" from 1994 Tracks 11, 13: B-sides to "Sometimes Always" from 1994 Track 12: remix of track from Honey's Dead from 1992 Jim Reid – vocals, guitar,

Certification 2001 Rohff La vie avant la mort Track 03: TDSI (Single) Track 12: 5,9,1(Single) Track 16: Outro Platinum 2002 Scred Connexion Du mal à s'confier

2005: Between Goodlettsville and Murfreesboro (Sound Asleep Records) - track 12, "Look What You've Done" 1988: Seduced by Money (Bug C1-91153) 2021: Catfish

producer (track 3) Prakazrel "Pras" Michél – producer (track 12) Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis – producer (track 12) Dave Greenberg – recording (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 7

– additional vocals (tracks 9, 11) Tracie Spencer – additional vocals (track 12), background vocals (track 8) Riccarda Watkins – additional vocals (track

Jared Crawford – live drums (track 4) D'Angelo – Rhodes piano (track 12), vocals (track 12) DJ Supreme – DJ elements (track 5) Don E – Hammond B-3 (track

writer (track: 9), vocals (track 9) Bang Boss - vocals (track 12) Because - vocals (track 12) BLKD - writer (tracks 1, 2, 7, 8, 11) vocals (tracks 1,

on 1 August 2015. Retrieved 6 August 2015. "2011 BMW 335is". Road and Track. 12 January 2011. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015. Retrieved

keyboards, guitars, and programming (track 12) Wiz Khalifa — rap (track 6) Jens Koerkemeier — engineer and editing (track 12) Luke Laird — producer, guitars

Black Thought – featured performer (track 9) Maryham Blacksher – viola (track 12) Vernetta Bobien – background vocals (track 3) Randy Bowland – guitar (track

27–28 May 2023 Hypo-Meeting Götzis, Austria 17 years, 9 days 3000 m walk (track) 12:22.2 h Qin Aihua  China 4 September 2004 Yenking, China 16 years, 306 days

Muroya Strings - Strings on Track 12 Keishi Urata - Synth Manipulator on Track 12 Shunsuke Sakamoto - Synth Manipulator on Track 12 Hitoshi Konno Strings -

digital editing (track 11) Jisoo Park – vocal director (track 12), background vocals (track 12) Yoo Young-jin – vocal director (track 13), background vocals

featured artist (track 10) Yo Gotti – featured artist (track 12) Jeezy – featured artist (track 12) Technical Dayzel "The Machine" Fowler – recording engineer

track 2, "And So Is Love", track 9, "Constellations of the Heart" and track 12, "You're the One" 1999: Drivers Eyes (Ian McDonald) – track 11, "Let There

different artists. The order of tracks differs from the European edition, and track 12 ("Pourtant") was not featured on the European edition. "Roch Voisine Chart

backing vocals (track 11) Bobby Gustafson – guitars, backing vocals (track 12) Sid Falck – drums (tracks 11, 12) Andy Katz – producer, engineer, mixing

background vocals (tracks 1–10, 12), dulcimer (track 10), acoustic guitar (track 12) Kid Harpoon (Thomas Hull) – production (tracks 2–3, 6–8, 10, 12), co-production

instruments (tracks 3, 7) Masami Horisawa – strings (track 12) Mikiyo Kikuchi – strings (track 12) Takahito Uchisawa – chorus, guitar, other instruments

4-6, 10, 11) Jay DeMarcus - keyboards (tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 11), piano (track 12), programming (tracks 1, 2, 5), string arrangements (track 3), string programming

engineer (tracks 1, 16) Marti Frederiksen – Joe Perry's guitar engineer (track 12) Brian "Big Bass" Gardner – mastering DJ Head – additional production (track

instruments (tracks 3, 7) Masami Horisawa – strings (track 12) Mikiyo Kikuchi – strings (track 12) Takahito Uchisawa – chorus, guitar, other instruments

sitar (track 1) Petra Haden – violin (track 12) David Harte – drums (tracks 2, 10, 11) Rob Zabrecky – bass (track 12) Robert Fisher – art direction, design

Bluebirds Sing "Then I'll Stop Loving You" b/w "I Know My Place" (Non-album track) 12 20 The Best Of The Browns "Everybody's Darlin', Plus Mine" b/w "The Outskirts

27–28 May 2023 Hypo-Meeting Götzis, Austria 17 years, 9 days 3000 m walk (track) 12:18.86 Kate Veale  Ireland 23 July 2011 Juvenile Track and Field Championships

flute (track 8) Alvin Medina – cuatro (track 12), acoustic guitar (track 12), rhythm guitar (track 12), guiro (track 12) Martires de Leon – lead guitar (track

Earl the Pearll – producer (track 11) Jaded– producer (track 12) Vance Burdge– producer (track 12) Ikaz Boi – producer (track 13) Wondagurl – producer (track

(tracks 1–10) John Bechdel - Remixing (track 11) DJ Hardware - Remixing (track 12) "The Last Dubber - Ministry". Allmusic. "Ministry announces The Last Dubber"

Scudda" Griffen – featured artist, vocals (track 12) Kehinde "L.E.G.A.C.Y." Harper – featured artist, vocals (track 12) Jack "Starang Wondah" McNair – featured

Rydell/Chubby Checker "Dancin' Party" b/w "Gotta Get Myself Together" (Non-album track) 12 — 19 19 85 Chubby Checker's Biggest Hits "Limbo Rock" / 2 3 7 32 8 Limbo

written by Marilyn Manson, except track 1 by Manson and Roald Dahl, and track 12 by Marilyn Manson and Charles Manson (uncredited). Sample credits "Prelude

– vocals (track 10) Dillon Francis – all instruments (track 12) Dizzee Rascal – vocals (track 12) Ne-Yo – vocals (track 13) Ayah Marar – vocals (track

Track 8 Storage track → Platform C, no regular service Track 9 Storage track → Track 10 Storage track → Track 11 Storage track → Track 12 Storage track →

performers (track 12) Hank Shocklee – producer & remixing (track 12) Eric "Vietnam" Sadler – producer (track 12) Keith Shocklee – producer (track 12) Gary G-Wiz

7) Micah Weston – producer (track 9) 30 Roc – producer (track 12) Ez Elpee – producer (track 12) Ducko McFli – producer (track 13) GT – producer (track

Paralympic Games 3:32.050  Sarah Storey (GBR) C5 Aguascalientes, Mexico Indoor track 12 April 2014 Paralympic Games 3:31.394  Sarah Storey (GBR) C5 Rio, Brazil

Core"; track 9, "Elegy for Two Clarinets"; track 10, "The Swinging Door"; track 12, "Mr. President" 1955: Gene Krupa - Gene Krupa (Columbia) - track 5, "Disc

(track 12) Steve Sola – recording, mixing Ray Seay – recording (track 9) Dragan Čačinović – recording (track 10) Manny Marroquin – recording (track 12)

5–6, 8, 11, 13), percussion (tracks 1, 5, 11), drums (8), drum program (track 12) Phil Buckle – guitars (tracks 1–8, 10–14) Angus Burchall – drums (track

4 from Test for Echo (1996). Tracks 11, 13 originally from R30 (2005). Track 12 previously unreleased, originally from Vapor Trails (2002). Recorded on

Canoe slalom (6)  Cycling (details) BMX (4) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Equestrian (details) Dressage (2) Eventing (2) Jumping (2)  Fencing

Night" (US B-side) "Goodnight Saigon" (UK B-side) A 'special souvenir 5 track 12 inch' vinyl was also available. List of number-one adult contemporary singles

(track 4), Bass (track 12), B3 (track 2) John Paul Keith – Guitar (tracks 6,10) Greg Leisz – Steel Guitar (tracks 2,4,12), Dobro (track 12) Billy Mercer –

rhythm guitar (tracks 6, 8, 16), Leslie guitar (track 12), keyboards (track 12), drum loops (track 12), warped guitar (track 15), additional electric

1985 27"432  D. Rueda Efrain (COL) La Paz (BOL), Alto Irpavi Open air track 12 December 1986 29"80  Jacques Bellenger (FRA) Paris (FRA), Vélodrome d'Hiver

(track 9) Static Major – featured artist (track 11) Akon – featured artist (track 12) Liffy Stokes – featured artist (track 14) Marlin "Hookman" Bonds – background

Knighton – vocals (track 10) Premro "8Ball" Smith – vocals (track 12) Gwop Nino – vocals (track 12) Michael "Mike WiLL Made-It" Williams II – producer (track

(recording: track 5) Jungle City; New York (recording: track 1–2, 4–15; mixing: track 12, 15) Larrabee Sound; North Hollywood, California (mixing: track 1–2, 4–5

on March 25 (later remixed and released on Spring 1990 (The Other One)) Track 12 recorded on March 26 (later remixed and released on Spring 1990) Two additional

album liner notes. Justin Bieber – lead vocals (all tracks), producer (track 12), background vocals (tracks 3, 8, 15, 16) Wil Anspach – assistant engineer

vocals (track 12) Godforbid – mask specialist (track 10) Yuki Kanesaka – interlude keys Josh Mac – vocals (track 5) Sam Merrick – drums (track 12) Kendra

vocals (track 12) George Sanger – trumpet and effects (track 12) Additional personnel James Rabitoy – engineering, mixing, electric guitar (track 12) Larry

1973 (tracks 5 & 7), September 13, 1973 (track 8) and December 26, 1973 (track 12) Yusef Lateef - alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute, bamboo flute, pneumatic

artists such as Enigma, Mike Oldfield and Jean Michel Jarre. Notably, track 12, commonly misnamed "Ocean Trance," is titled "Beach Vibes." On Spotify

tracks) Chaeyoung – background vocals (track 12) Momo – background vocals (track 12) Nayeon – background vocals (track 12) Choi Joon-yeong – bass (track 10)

vocals (track 12) Eddie Van Halen – guitars, bass (tracks 4–6, 8, 9 and 11), keyboards, electric sitar (track 10), backing vocals, lead vocals (track 12), drums

artist (track 7) Arafat Yates – featured artist (track 12) Big Chops of M1 Platoon – featured artist (track 12) Beat Justice – additional vocals (track 1)

and Richard Rodgers "Forever and Ever" b/w "I've Been Hit" (Non-album track) 12 — Lavender Blue "Story of My Life" b/w "Having a Wonderful Time" — — Non-album

Jacquet (track 4 & 7), Branford Marsalis (tracks 5 & 10), Nino Tempo (track 12) – tenor saxophone Yanow, S. Allmusic Review accessed June 6, 2012 Cook

Poseidon (1970) Tracks 7-8 released as the single "Cat Food/Groon" in 1970 Track 12 from Lizard (1970) Tracks 10-11 from Islands (1971) Total Running Time

– co-producer (track 9) Ayo – producer (track 12) Xeryus – producer (track 12) Keyz – co-producer (track 12) Mahxie – producer (track 14) Pro Logic –

Pensado – mixing (track 12) Ervin "EP" Pope – producer (tracks 9, 13) Brian "B-Nasty" Reid – producer (track 2) Nisan Stewart – drums (track 12) Sean Tallman

Town" lasts 3:47 on track 12 and fades into track 13, which plays the last six seconds of the song. On other pressings of the CD, track 12 lasts for the full

13), flute (tracks 10, 12), 808 bass (track 10), solina (track 12), synth bass (track 12), electric piano (track 14), choir (track 14) Kieron Menzies

horns, organ, piano, production, strings (track 12) Samuel Kalandjian – engineering, mixing, recording (track 12) Dave Kutch – mastering Anita Marisa Boriboon –

10) Poo Bear – recording engineer (track 12) Skrillex – mastering engineer (track 12), mixing engineer (track 12) Ben Milchev – assistant engineer (tracks

(tracks 1–5, 7–8, 12–13, 16), executive production Jamie xx – production (track 12) Jay Versace – production (track 16) Madlib – production (track 19) Vic

Bliss's songs were produced by Kahne, except tracks 2 and 6 (by Fisk) and track 12 by the band themselves. The mixing process split the tracks between three

arrangement (track 12); bass, electric guitar, all percussion, Rhodes, backing vocals, all keyboards (track 16) Hannah Dawson – violin (track 12) Natalie

arrangement (track 12); bass, electric guitar, all percussion, Rhodes, backing vocals, all keyboards (track 16) Hannah Dawson – violin (track 12) Natalie

members Tom Harriman - Orchestration (track 12), Conductor (track 12) Alan Steinberger - Orchestration (track 12) Jeff Loomis - guitar (track 4) Jimmy

Radkova – vocals (track 12) Lyudmila Radkova – vocals (track 12) Ogi Radivojevic – engineering (track 12) Seth Paris – engineering (track 12–13) Goran Bregović

production (track 9) Abaz – production (track 9) Mr. Franks – production (track 11) Major Seven – production (track 12) BZRK – production (track 12)

Perfume was reissued by Cherry Red with three changes to the track listing: track 12 was replaced by "Tuesday's Secret", track 14 by "Female Star", and track

Shelton (tracks: 4, 5, 8, 11), James Cadsky (track 3), David Hemming (track 12) Guitar – Paul Begaud (tracks: 1, 2, 6, 10), Louie Shelton (tracks: 8,

strings (track 12) Simon Edward Christensen p/k/a Psymun – drum programming (claps), vocal chop/background (track 11) JT Bates – drums (track 12) Georgie

– 2:03 Tracks 1–11 recorded at Arrow Studios, Manchester, 3–4 May 1978 Track 12 recorded at Britannia Row Studios, Islington, London, March 1980 Tracks

8, sampler programming and editing, saxophone on track 9, and drums on track 12 Sérgio Britto - lead vocals on tracks 4, 6 and 12, co-lead vocals on tracks

The John Bahler Singers – choir (track 7) Glen Ballard – arrangements (track 12) John Barnes – keyboards (track 8) Michael Boddicker – synthesizer (tracks

(track 12) Production Nik Kershaw – producer, arranger, programming Robbie Bronnimann – programming, additional production (track 12), mixing (track 12)

programming (track 12) Electric Guest – featured vocals, piano, keyboards, percussion, guitar (track 11) Alex Hope – programming, keyboards (track 12) James

producer (track 9) Nicholaus "Nick Fury" Loftin — producer (track 12) Mike Caren — co-producer (track 12), A&R direction Andrews Correa — recording Robert "Big

F-5 (1925) Track 11: Gibson L-Century (1936), Martin Style 2-30 (1936) Track 12: Gibson Advanced Jumbo (1937), Gibson F-12 (1934) Track 13: Martin 0-18

Hudson — organ (disc 2, tracks 12–14, 17) Sandy Konikoff — drums (disc 2, track 12) Richard Manuel — piano (disc 2, tracks 12–14, 17), backing vocals (disc

backing vocals (track 12) Joe Trevisano – bass, backing vocals (track 12) Additional personnel Don Hopper – backing vocals (track 12) Ron Falcon – backing

2009. "Walt Disney Records - Hannah Montana 3". Walt Disney Records. pp. Track 12. Archived from the original on July 29, 2009. Retrieved July 25, 2009.

programming (track 8) Lucy Woodward – backing vocals (track 12) Dan Keen – string arrangements (track 12) Production Jeri Heiden, Ryan Corey – art direction

background vocals (track 13) Bradley Smith - B-3 organ (track 12), piano (track 13), background vocals (track 12) Jimmie Lee Sloas - bass guitar (tracks 4, 11,

additional percussion (track 11) Ibrahim Ferrer – vocals (track 12) Mike Smith – trumpet (track 12), saxophone ("Dracula") Dan Nakamura – production (tracks

Ortega – spoken word (track 12) Pino Palladino – electric bass (track 6) David Pattman – background vocals and percussion (track 12) Hammadi Rencurrell

backing vocals, mixing Tony Caputo – backing guitar on track 12 Jon Johannsen – keyboards on track 12 The New Territory at AllMusic. Retrieved 2 May 2021

Angel" Hollister — vocals (track 11) Pacific Heights — backing vocals (track 12) Gregory "Shock G" Jacobs — vocals & producer (track 14) Ronald "Money-B"

background vocals Mikko Karmila – engineering (except track 12), mixing T. T. Oksala – engineering (track 12) Mika Jussila – mastering "Stratovarius - Intermission

(track 12) Carlos Humberto Domínguez – composition (track 12) Johnny Gaitan, Jr. – composition (track 12) Juan Manuel Gómez – composition (track 12) John

(road) 11:38 Tadas Šuškevičius 2006 Alytus, Lithuania Two miles walk (track) 12:01.8 Rytis Arbačiauskas 1990 Vilnius, Lithuania 5000 m walk (track) 19:02

vocals (track 11) Young Thug – vocals (track 11) Toro y Moi – vocals (track 12) T.I. – narrator Mike Dean – guitar, keyboards Darren King – bass, drums

May 17, 1955 (tracks 1–4), July 26, 1955 (tracks 5–9), June 27, 1956 (track 12) and at Universal Recording Corp, Chicago on January 23, 1956 (tracks 10

13 and 14 Track 3 Track 7 Strings on track 7; track 12 Tracks 9 and 10 Tracks 11 and 14 Track 12 Track 12 Track 13 "NME Album Reviews – Lily Allen – 'No

backing vocals (track 14) Angèle – vocals (track 12) Tristan Salvati – keyboards, percussion (track 12) Sly – backing vocals, keyboards, live drums

recorded June 13, 1939. Track 10, 11 & 13 were recorded July 17, 1940. Track 12 was recorded August 7, 1940. Frank Sinatra – conductor (tracks 1–6) / With

track 12 August 2016 2016 Summer Olympics Qualification 31.928  China Gong Jinjie Zhong Tianshi Rio de Janeiro , Rio Olympic Velodrome Indoor track 12

Philosophy "Love's Philosophy". Bartleby.com LibriVox audiorecording of "Love's Philosophy", Track 12, Selected Poems and Prose by Percy Bysshe Shelley.

piano (track 9), Moog (tracks 9, 12), ARP String Ensemble (track 12), celeste (track 12) Ron Gilmore Jr. – vocoder (track 9) James Blake – piano (tracks

(track 8) David "DJ Quik" Blake – vocals (track 12), producer (track 3) Roger "King T" McBride – vocals (track 12) Todd "Too Short" Shaw – vocals (track

(1685-1750)) The hidden track Voi ch'amate lo criatore is found at the end of track 12 in CD editions of the album. Dalla terra at Discogs. Retrieved 5 March

Louis "B-Real" Freese – vocals (track 12) Erik "Everlast" Schrody – vocals (tracks: 12, 18) Howie Tenenbaum – voice (track 12) Corey "Raekwon" Woods – vocals

Inspired by the Motion Picture) Hollywood Records, Marvel Music Mixing (track 12) Fear Factory The Industrialist Candlelight Records, AFM Records, Bodog

co-produced with James Stroud on tracks 1–4, 8, 10 and 11 and Howie Epstein on track 12; she produced the rest of the album herself. Carlene Carter - vocals, guitar

(Iloki – ILCD1014), and in UK December 1994 (Cyclops – CYCL-015) including track 12 as a bonus track. "Back in the Box" (Harvey Bainbridge, Dave Brock, Alan

production (track 12) Jordan Omley – vocal production (track 12) Tito Vasquez – recording (track 12) Mike "Handz" Donaldson – recording (track 12) Paul Foley –

voice (track 12) Fred Frith – all tracks, voice (track 12) Tim Hodgkinson – all tracks, voice (track 12) John Greaves – tracks 1–10,12, voice (track 12) Geoff

Transit/LIRR → Island platform (Platform 7) Track 13 ← Amtrak/NJ Transit/LIRR → Track 12 ← Amtrak/NJ Transit/LIRR → Island platform (Platform 6) Track 11 ← Amtrak/NJ

Mix)". The rest of the remixes on this album were done by Clayton Worbeck. Track 12 is a Japan-only bonus track "Rio Grande Dub-Ya - Ministry". Allmusic.

drums (track 11) Louis "B-Real" Freeze – vocals (track 12) Senan "Sen Dog" Reyes – vocals (track 12) Doug Carrion – guitar (tracks: 9, 10, 15, 19), bass

listed as a single track, and Kendrick Lamar is uncredited "Cameras" on track 12 was co-produced by Drake, and "Good Ones Go (Interlude)" was produced by

producer (tracks 11, 13) Cash Clay Beats – producer (track 12) Deraj Global – producer (track 12) Cassius Jay – producer (track 13) Additional personnel

producer (track 11) Dwayne "Emperor" Searcy – producer (track 12) Robert "Rob" McDowell – producer (track 12) Drew "Dru-Ha" Friedman – executive producer DiBella

producer and mixing (tracks 5, 11) Paul Meehan – producer (track 12) Brian Rawling – producer (track 12) Rita Ora – vocals (track 7) Fraser T Smith – producer

saxophone (track 12) Rob Mounsey – string arrangement (track 12) Dave Eggar – string section (track 12) Rachel Goulb – string section (track 12) Julie Goodale

Charlie Giordano – piano, B-3 organ (tracks 3, 5, 7, 9–11, 13), accordion (track 12), celesta (track 13) Marc Muller – pedal steel guitar (track 8) Tom Morello

Anthony Pleeth – cello (track 6) Shelley Woodworth – oboe (track 12) Barbara Allen – harp (track 12) Jeff Kievit – trumpet (track 10) Jim Hynes – trumpet (track

Tommy Vig, Victor Feldman, Zak Diouf − percussion Bobby Bruce − fiddle (track 12) Bobby Bruce, Erno Neufeld, Gerald Vinci, Harry Bluestone, Irv Katz, Janice

acoustic guitar on Track 12, tambourine and backing vocals on Track 9 Charles Austin: bouzouki on Track 12 Bill Plaskett: banjo on Track 12 Valerie Salez:

vibraphone (track 9), scat (track 10), wat'ups (track 1), marimba (track 12), mbira (track 12), suitcase (track 13), secret noises (track 15) Tyler Stewart

Vertigo — — Four-track 12-inch EP Killers Live Released: 16 April 1981 Label: Vertigo 19 — Three-track 7-inch EP and four-track 12-inch EP Rhino Hi-Five:

saxophone (track 12) Rob Mounsey – string arrangement (track 12) Dave Eggar – string section (track 12) Rachel Goulb – string section (track 12) Julie Goodale

(co-written with Dave Edmunds); track 11, "What Did I Do Last Night?"; track 12, "Little Darlin'" (co-written with Dave Edmunds) 1977: The Rumour - Max

Ki-wook – bass (track 11) Go Tae-young – guitar (track 11) Kim Min-woo – keyboard (track 11) Kim Byung-suk – bass (track 12) Kang Su-won – guitar (track 12)

"Mr. Record Man" are presented out of order, with "Mr. Record Man" being track 12, and "Darkness On The Face Of The Earth" as track 13. All tracks are written

the Electric Circus (1986) Live... in the Raw (1987) L.A. Guns (1988) (Track 12) Cocked & Loaded (1989) Hollywood Vampires (1991) Cuts (1992) (Tracks 5-7)

Capone" Gilmour – drums and strings programming & keyboards (track 12) Antoine – guitar (track 12) B-Legit – keyboards & drum programming (track 13) Ken "K-Lou"

{{small|(track 11), orchestral arrangement (tracks 3, 5, 6, 9), string arrangement (track 12) Craig Ross – electric guitar (tracks 1–4, 7, 9), acoustic guitar (tracks

100 km (road), 100 miles (road), 100 miles (track), 6-hour run (track), 12-hour run (track), 12-hour run (road), 24-hour run (road). Sorokin won the IAU 24

& 10) - bass Arrangements by Bob Enevoldsen (track 10), Jimmy Giuffre (track 12), Bill Holman (tracks 1 & 8), Marty Paich (tracks 3 & 11), Shorty Rogers

11) Craig Brockman – keyboards (track 12) Marty Cintron III – acoustic guitar (track 12) Nisan Stewart – drums (track 12) Josh Freese – drums ("When I Need

zcomm.org. ZNet. Retrieved 16 February 2019. Desnos, Robert (1938). "Track 12. Relation d'un Rêve". Surrealism Reviewed. ltmrecordings.com (Audio book)

sprint (12)  Cycling (details) BMX racing (2) Mountain biking (2) Road (4) Track (12)  Fencing (6) (details)  Gymnastics (details) Artistic gymnastics (14)

Barton, Andrew Lloyd Webber - Phantom Of The Opera (Special Edition 4 Track 12")". Discogs. Retrieved 13 April 2023. "the music of the night/wishing you

vocals (track 12) Ivan Neville – Hammond B-3 (track 12) Robert Eldridge – tenor saxophone (track 12) Reginald Hines – alto saxophone (track 12) Paul Litteral

written by Lawrence Parker, except track 3 written with Hakim Green, and track 12 written with Jesse Williams; all music is composed by Kenny Parker, except

In Utero. Track 11 was originally performed on the album Incesticide. Track 12 was originally performed on the "Sliver" single. The liner notes to Smells

Daniel "D. Real" Brown – vocals (track 12) J. "El Sha" J. Smith – vocals (track 12) A. "Lil' Knock" Nash – vocals (track 12) F.L.O.W. – vocals (track 14)

drum programming, bass, keyboards, background vocals (track 12) Tom Strahle – guitar (track 12) Nasri Atweh – guitar (track 13) Moses Samuels – keyboards

mandolin (track 12), keyboards (tracks 3, 8, 10 & 11), Fender Rhodes (tracks 5, 6 & 9), harmonium (tracks 1, 6 & 12), harp (track 4), xylophone (track 12), music

Marlette – production, engineering, mixing and programming (track 12) Sid Riggs – programming (track 12) Dave Wyndorf – production (track 13) John Shyloski –

after about 10 minutes of silence following "Something in the Way", making track 12's total length 20:35. Still, the song is not included on vinyl versions

at Pacific Recording Studio, San Mateo, California, on August 13, 1968 Track 12 recorded at the Avalon Ballroom on January 25, 1969 Track 1 on disc two

the song "Slim Pickens Does the Right Thing and Rides the Bomb to Hell" (Track 12, 2:36) which harkens back to his final scene from Dr. Strangelove. Smoky

Downing: guitars Glenn Tipton: guitars Ian Hill: bass Scott Travis: drums on track 12 Dave Holland: drums on tracks 2–11, 13 Les Binks: drums on track 1, 14–16

(tracks 10–12) Ted Curson: trumpet (tracks 10 & 11) Don Cherry: trumpet (track 12) Ronnie Boykins: bass (tracks 10–12) Sunny Murray: drums (tracks 10–12)

adapted from the liner notes of Human. Mattias Bylund — live strings (track 12), string arrangement Tania Maxwell Clements — backing vocals LaShawn Daniels

Kruchonkyh" and "Nepreryvny suicid". Track 2 was sung by Igor Zhevtun, while track 12 was sung by Egor Letov. The two versions of the song differ in the first

June 28, 1951 (track 6), January 21, 1952 (track 7), March 18, 1952 (track 12), March 20, 1952 (tracks 2 & 5), September 11, 1952 (track 10) and January

Tinashe – primary artist, vocals (track 8) XOV – primary artist, vocals (track 12) Production Andrew Aged – guitar (track 8) Daniel Aged – drum programming

Flaca" (track 2) Lester Mendez – keyboard programming on "I See Your Face" (track 12) Percussion Dennis Chambers – drums (tracks 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 12)) Fernando

Tomes – backing vocals on track 12 Alexis Fedorowich – backing vocals on track 12 Tricia Huffman – backing vocals on track 12 Tony Maserati – mixing on

(track 5) Cheryl Evans – background vocals (track 11) Smoke – vocals (track 12) Cee-Lo Green – vocals (track 13) Lukasz Gottwald – all instruments (track

guitar (all tracks) Tracks 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 Harold Bradley - tic-tac bass (track 12) Sonny Garrish - steel guitar (track 5, 8) Stuart Duncan - fiddle (track

"Inter*Face" on original release 24:49 5. "The Real Colours in the Darkness" reissue bonus track 12:02 6. "Nichtarische Arie" reissue bonus track 13:47

tracks 1 & 8) Dave Rick – bass (disc 2: track 1), lead guitar (disc 3: track 12) Additional musicians Gene Holder – bass (disc 1: tracks 3 & 8, disc 2:

The Dick Dale Anthology (Rhino Records, 1997), liner notes to Disc 2, Track 12. "Pagodas 7" single "Should Have Known (featuring Dick Dale)" on Discogs"

11 are accessible by wheelchair). It will be possible to reach platform track 12 in the low-level station without passing through barriers (and without

Di'Anno – vocals (Disc 2-tracks 10–12) Dennis Stratton – guitar (Disc 2-track 12) Additional musician Michael Kenney – keyboards Production Martin Birch

24 February 1985 Brisbane, Australia 16 years, 147 days 3000 m walk (track) 12:36.21 Natalie Saville  Australia 9 December 1995 Sydney, Australia 17 years

Platinum Smiley Smile 1967 "Heroes and Villains" "You're Welcome" (non-album track) 12 — 8 — 8 — 13 — 14 — 10 — — — 7 — 8 — — "Wild Honey" "Wind Chimes" (from

Studios, New York City on January 2, 1947 (track 5), December 21, 1947 (track 12) and December 22, 1947 (track 6). Stan Kenton – piano, conductor Alfred

Anders Mouridsen – electric guitar (track 11), piano (track 12), keyboards (track 12), guitar (track 12) Drew Taubenfeld – guitar (track 11) Ron Schaer –

2010 (track 8), March 27, 2010 (tracks 1, 7 & 13) and August 8, 2010 (track 12) at Mills College, Oakland, CA Roscoe Mitchell – compositions, alto saxophone

Relient K and Demon Hunter – guitar solo on track 12 Bryce Avary of The Rocket Summer – vocals, keyboard on track 12 Matt Hensley of Flogging Molly – accordion

Passengers board the buses from the bicycle path. The bus area is located near track 12 of the Central Station (west side), just south of the Tietgensgade bridge

their audiences. Crass' first release was The Feeding of the 5000 (an 18-track, 12" 45 rpm EP on the Small Wonder label) in 1978. Workers at an Irish record-pressing

organ (track 2), brass and woodwinds (track 5), tribal drum programming (track 12, 13), horn arrangement (track 5), chant vocals (tracks 3, 12, 13) Brent

Sides Now" appears at the end of track 11, before the song concludes on track 12. "Everytime You Go Away" from The Secret of Association 4:26 "Come Back

Chameleon (Howdy Skies) – track 3, "The Garden"; track 7, "Chameleon"; track 12, "When In Rome" (all co-written with John Hadley and Tim O'Brien) 2009:

(tracks 1, 3, 4, 10) John Taylor Roger Taylor Mark Tinley – programming (track 12) Lily Gonzalez – additional percussion (tracks 3, 8, 12) Guy Farley – string

Platform 9 Track 10 Track 11 (Xichang Railway, Beijing-Kowloon Railway) Track 12 (South of this track Beijing–Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong High-Speed Railway)

part of Record Store Day, the band released Once at the Academy, a live 5-track 12" EP recorded at their reunion shows at Manchester Academy in February 2009

as track 13, but is heard after approximately 20 minutes of silence on track 12 following "All Apologies", beginning at 24:00. Personnel adapted from In

MVP's was re-released shortly after the release of MVP 2. It replaced track 12 (Dile Que No) with a new track entitled Fua! from MVP 2 and had a slightly

the lyrics by John Bettis. The song is sung by Harry Connick Jr. It is track #12 on The Godfather Part III soundtrack. Harry Connick Jr. sang "Promise

February 2012. Per narration by Slim Dusty, Slim Dusty Live at Wagga Wagga; Track 12, 1972 "Federal government announces $30.9m for contemporary music: "a diverse

– background vocals (track 10) Pharrell Williams – background vocals (track 12) Slowthai – additional vocals (track 9) Kevin Kendricks – keyboards (track

Chauncey Mahan – programming & recording (track 12) Shane "Bermuda" Woodley – assistant engineering (track 12) Adam Duggins – producer & recording (track

Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. Track 11 from Making a Splash. Track 12 from Prospero's Books. "Stroking" is not the same piece that was known

to kick against and Erica for being smart. Big thanks to Virgin Records for making this series possible, and to Dave Gregory for the use of track 12.

2007 – Money for All (Samadhi Sound) 1986 - Stay Close/Betsu-Ni (non-LP 3-track 12-inch EP) 1997 - PulseXPulse 1998 - Pulse Remix (also appears as guest drummer

— vocals (track 12) Bree — additional vocals & additional producer (track 14) Joe Strange — additional guitars (track 5), producer (track 12), additional

6 "Tennessee Wedding" (background vocals) Esquimaux – perfecto! (2005) Track 12 "Honey & Dear" (featured) Jim Bianco – Sing (2008) Track 2 "Sing" and Track

departures of Gus G. and Snowy Shaw, both of whom feature as guests on track 12. Bonus Disc is standard in the Japanese version and comes with a sticker

and solo piano (track 5), keyboards, classic guitar and backing vocals (track 12) M. Annas Allaf – acoustic guitar (track 2, 4, 8, 10), classical guitar

engineering (track 3) Erik Arvinder – strings recording (track 12), strings arrangement (track 12) Billboard – production (track 3) Adel Dahdal – mixing

Topley-Bird – vocals (track 10) Shaun Ryder – vocals (track 12) Rosie Wilson – vocals (track 12) Dennis Hopper – vocals (track 13) London Community Gospel

Trans-Siberian Orchestra Trans-Siberian Orchestra choir 2:44 Night Castle, disc 2, track 12 4 May 2020 Martina Batič [sl] Chœur de Radio France [fr] 2:05 France Musique

Though the album does not explicitly state the title of its final track, "Track 12" is a cover of "Rainy Night in Georgia" written by Tony Joe White, who

guitar on tracks 3 and 15 Micky Groome – bass guitar on track 12 and 13 Clem Burke – drums on track 12 and 13 Paul Cook – drums on tracks 4 and 11 Joel Turrisi –

(track 11) Brian Kennedy – producer, instrumentation, and programming (track 12) Kimmie Keyes – make-up Rob Kinelski – additional engineering (track 13)

synthesizer; drums on track 12; design, illustrations Bill Gibson – bass, backing vocals, guitar Patrick Murphy – drums except track 12 Bryce Goggin – organ

Rhee – songwriting, production (track 12) Alexander Kronlund – songwriting, production (track 12) Lukas Hilbert – songwriting, production (track 12)

1970-08-22 (mix) B4 05 04 4x First Rays of the New Rising Sun (1997) - track 12 Presented at Electric Lady opening party (1970-08-26), possibly in Kramer's

– from Born To Be Bad (1988) Tracks 9 & 11 – from Boogie People (1991) Track 12 – from Bad To The Bone (1982) George Thorogood – guitar, vocals Jim Suhler

Mesurier (track 5), Gildas Arzel (tracks 9,12,13), Jean-Jacques Goldman (track 12) - acoustic guitar Christophe Duplu - harmonica (track 2,4,9,13) Jim Prime

- bass (track 10, also live) Farid II Schater - bass (track 12) Abdel Wahab - sitar (track 12) John Bigham - guitar (live) Larry Ciancia - drums (live)

15) Benny Blanco – producer (tracks 7, 13) Ryland Blackinton – guitar (track 12) Bobby Raps – producer (track 9) Cashmere Cat – producer (tracks 7, 13

string arrangements Technical personnel Graham Sutton – mixing (except track 12), production BSP – recording (tracks 4, 9, 10), production, packaging and

keyboards, guitar, producer, mixing (track 11) DJ Kazzanova – remixer (track 12) Joe "The Butcher" Nicolo – mixing (tracks: 1-5) Jason Roberts – recording

(2000) SFNT015 - Icicle Works "Radio 1 Sessions - The Evening Show" - Four track 12" EP, recorded 1982, released 1988. SFRCD114 - The Chameleons "John Peel

arrangement & trumpet (track 12) Jim Horn – baritone saxophone (track 12) Doug Moffet – tenor saxophone (track 12) Barry Green – trombone (track 12) Chris Dunn –

acoustic guitar (track 12) Derek Wells - electric guitar (except track 12), guitar solo (tracks 2, 11, 12), 12-string electric guitar (track 12), baritone guitar

1–11) Joey Walker – recording (tracks 1–11) Jacob Portrait – recording (track 12) Mikey Young – mixing Joe Carra – mastering Jason Galea – artwork, photography

and 22) Tommie Vaughn – backing vocals (track 10) Dean Ween – vocals (track 12); outro guitar (track 21) Hank Williams III – vocals (track 11) Raina Alomar

– guitar, 12-string guitar on track #7, vocals, banjo, harmonica solo track #12 Merle Watson – guitar Russ Savakus – bass Eder, Bruce. "Home Again! >

– voice (track 10) Robert "R.O.B." McDowell – voice (track 12) Candice Austin – voice (track 12) Stephanie Holder – voice (track 13) Dee Dee Hibbler-Murray

Thoener, Rome, NY, July 23, 1999 Mixed by John X at The Record Plant, NYC Track 12: Hidden track originally appearing on the Immortal/Epic release of Follow

Clancy Owain Doull Steven Burke Bradley Wiggins Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Indoor track 12 August 2016 2016 Olympics First round 3:50.265  Great Britain Edward Clancy

Trevor Burton – backing vocals on track 11 Alexis Korner – slide guitar on track 12 BBC Radio 1 Fricke, David (23 February 1989). "Album review - Jimi Hendrix

(track 6), piano (tracks 6, 12), electric guitar (track 12), vibraphone (track 12), acoustic guitar (track 12) Rytlewski, Evan. "Jack White: Fear of the Dawn"

Youth – initial arrangement suggestions, Additional Demo Pre-production (track 12) Pete Scaturro – arrangements and initial production (tracks 2 and 10)

great LP". All tracks are written by Brian James, except as noted Notes Track 12: B-side of "New Rose". Produced by Nick Lowe at Pathway Studios, London

Thoener, Rome, NY, July 23, 1999 Mixed by John X at The Record Plant, NYC Track 12: Hidden track originally appearing on the Immortal/Epic release of Follow

tracks from the mixtape each feature at least one guest artist, except track 12, "A Million Tears (One Heart)". The Madden Brothers state that this was

great LP". All tracks are written by Brian James, except as noted Notes Track 12: B-side of "New Rose". Produced by Nick Lowe at Pathway Studios, London

acoustic guitar (track 12) Derek Wells - electric guitar (except track 12), guitar solo (tracks 2, 11, 12), 12-string electric guitar (track 12), baritone guitar

– Drums (Track 1 - 3 & 6 - 12) Brian "Robbo" Robertson - Lead Guitar (Track 12) Kim McAuliffe - Rhythm Guitar (Track 4), Backing Vocals (Track 4) Kelly

release 21:51 3. "Tracks of Desire" on original release 9:13 4. "Last Move at Osnabrück" on original release 13:36 5. "OS 9.07" reissue bonus track 12:23

Richard Pryor, except where noted. "Ali" is a bonus routine released as track 12 on some CD reissues. List of Billboard number-one R&B albums of 1975 Allmusic

Paugar - drum programming (track 12) Vic Ruggiero - Farfisa organ & Wurlitzer organ (track 6) Jennifer Tefft - flute (track 12) Dave Holden - saxophone

Platform 5 Track 11 ← Yüksek Hızlı Tren toward Istanbul, Konya or Sivas → Track 12 ← Yüksek Hızlı Tren toward Istanbul, Konya or Sivas → Platform 6 Track

Josh Paul – bass guitar (tracks: 6, 10, 12) Herman Jackson – keyboards (track: 12) Brooks Wackerman – drums (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 13) Josh Freese – drums

just want to make some tunes", as well as announcing a forthcoming four-track 12″, and thanking his fans for their support up to this point. Rather than

lead vocals (track 11) Yogi – keyboards, programming (track 12) Rita Ora – lead vocals (track 12) Andrew Gangadeen – drums (track 13) Yebba – lead vocals

Superdeluxeedition.com. 29 December 2021. "Six Wings Of Bliss" by Geoff Smith, Track 12 on Happy Ever After - The Best Of Kitchenware Records, Kitchenware Records/EMI

Broadbent – piano (track 12) Randy Waldman – keyboards (track 12) Robert Hurst – bass (track 12) Emil Richards – percussion (track 12) Johnny Mandel – arrangement

8) Offset – featured artist (track 9) Travis Scott – featured artist (track 12) Tory Lanez – featured artist (track 13) Belly – featured artist (track

tracks 9, 10 and 12 Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein – original guitar on track 12, clapping on track 13 Jerry Only – bass, clapping on track 13 Mr. Jim –

"Enjoy the Silence" (Ricki Tik Tik mix) – 5:27 "Memphisto" – 4:05 UK one-track 12-inch and mini-CD single "Enjoy the Silence" (The Quad: Final mix) – 15:30

"Dance on Little Girl" b/w "I Talk to You (On the Telephone)" (non-album track) 12 10 — — — 22 — 12 20 "Kissin' on the Phone" / 32 35 — — — 17 — — 27 Big

– vocals (track 9) Thomas "Big Pooh" Jones – vocals (track 12) Phonte Coleman – vocals (track 12) Chris "DJ Babu" Oroc – scratches (track 1) Sam Beaubien

label: CBS (D), 1965. Percy Faith, Plays Latin Themes For Young Lovers track #12, LP, label: CBS (D), 1965. Luiz Bonfá on guitar plays with Caterina Valente

"Jericho" (2002) Hypnotic/Anagram Records Your Future Is My Past – CD track #12 "Goliath (Remix)" (2004) Machinist Records Electro/R/Evolution Volume

the soundtrack, Switchfoot's hit single "Meant to Live" is featured as track 12 between "The Night That the Lights Went Out in NYC" and "We Are". On the

engineer (tracks 1, 5, 9); additional engineering Tommy Greer - arranger (track 12) Don Hart - string arrangement/conductor (tracks 5, 7, 11, 12), brass

(recording – track 15) Pacifique Studios; Los Angeles, California (mixing – track 12) Platinum Door Studios; Atlanta, Georgia (mixing – track 14) RAK Studios;

via Verve Records. All tracks are written by Makoto Ozone (except for track 12 written by Dick Gasparre, George Fragos, and Jack Baker) Band Makoto Ozone

Location Date Comments 504 (313.2) ML-500 Maglev Miyazaki Maglev Test Track 12 December 1979 517 (321.2) ML-500 Maglev Miyazaki Maglev Test Track 21 December

June 1969, with Track 11 likely being recorded around the same time, and Track 12 being from around July – September. Track 14–16 were recorded 20 October

written by Steve Earle, except Track 12 on the iTunes version All tracks are written by Steve Earle, except Track 12 Steve Earle - vocals, acoustic guitar

(tracks 4, 6, 12); drum overdubs (track 4); intro vocals (track 6); intro (track 12) Tomi Martin – guitar (track 4) Danny O'Donoghue – guitar (track 4) Alex

Alongside Joseph, frequent collaborator Paul Meany served as a co-producer on track 12. "Twenty-Four" (Switchfoot cover) The Beautiful Letdown (Our Version) [Deluxe

Carter Lang – organ (track 1), synth bass (track 1) No I.D. – keyboards (track 12) Kevin Parker – all instruments (track 9) PartyNextDoor – additional vocals

Album Overture" (Special DJ Mix by Serj Tankian with samples from every track)   12:39 2. "Narina" (Bill Laswell Remix — Radio Edit) Tunçboyacıyan, Ross

Bonus Section 1: 12-10-73 Roxy rehearsal; Unreleased track; 12-12-73 Bolic Studios recording session No. Title Release notes Length 1. "Big Swifty – In

Cylinders are vertically formed by tracks. In other words, track 12 on platter 0 plus track 12 on platter 1 etc. is cylinder 12. Other forms of Direct Access

producer (track 10) Kannon "Caviar" Cross – producer (track 12) Corey "Oz" Simon – producer (track 12) Russell "Block" Spencer – executive producer Sean

Track" reached number 16 on the US Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. Notes Track 12 is a bonus track not mentioned on track list. Boris Blank — producer, composer

17) Trife da God – featured artist (tracks 2, 3, 5, 11), primary artist (track 12) Sun God – featured artist (tracks 1, 6) Cappadonna – featured artist (track

best selling album of 2008. All lyrics are written by Mai Kuraki except track 12 which is a cover of "Over The Rainbow", written by E.Y. Harburg "倉木麻衣、iTunes

Taylor, Phil Hurtt, Anthony Bell (The Young Professionals) - producers (track 12) Phil Harding - mix, post-production (track 16) Ian Curnow - mix, post

Nada Chroudi 27–28 April 2018 Multistars Florence, Italia 3000 m walk (track) 12:53.97 Chahinez Nasri 20 May 2018 French Club Championships Reims, France

voice (track 3) Jeri Southern – voice (track 8) Billie Holiday – voice (track 12) Discogs album entry accessed December 5, 2011 Wynn, R. Allmusic Review

– engineering assistance (track 3) Steve Baughman – mixing assistance (track 12) Karren Berz – live strings (track 3) Angela Beyincé – songwriting (tracks

it in is always a turn-off, and the fact that they bury this song at track #12 is telling. No one likes this stuff." The single debuted at number 73

8,10), lap steel guitar (track 9), backing vocals (tracks 7,10), bass (track 12), Crumar (track 13), production, mixing, engineering Joey Castillo: Drums

11) Ben Travers – guitar (disc 2: track 12) Simon Hale – orchestra arrangement, orchestra conducting (disc 2: track 12) Jay-Z – featured artist (disc 2:

drums Guest musicians Piet Sielck – vocals and guitars on track 12 Thomen Stauch – drums on track 12 Production Charlie Bauerfeind – mixing Ralf Lindner –

tracks 12, 18; disc 2, tracks 14, 17) Tracy Wormworth – bass (disc 1, track 12; disc 2, track 15) Zachary Alford – drums (disc 1, tracks 12, 18; disc

6) Lil' Pig – live drums (tracks: 8, 12, 14) Shaggy 2 Dope – live cuts (track 12) Zug Izland – programming (track 15) Production Mike P – producer (tracks:

(tracks 1–6) Roland Faulkner – guitar (tracks 1–6) Cleveland Eaton – bass (track 12) Argo Records discography accessed October 11, 2012 Allmusic Review accessed

(tracks 1–6) Roland Faulkner – guitar (tracks 1–6) Cleveland Eaton – bass (track 12) Argo Records discography accessed October 11, 2012 Allmusic Review accessed

compact disc, at that time a relatively new format, in addition to 7" and 3-track 12" vinyl editions. Both the CD and 12" singles featured a 10-minute 57-second

whistle 1998: Michael W. Smith - Live the Life (Reunion) – tin whistle on track 12,Hello, Goodbye 1998:  Twila Paris  - Perennial (Songs For The Seasons Of

Nyanda Thorbourne – vocals (track 9) Nathaniel "Nate Dogg" Hale – vocals (track 12) Tremaine "Trey Songz" Neverson – vocals (tracks: 13, 15) Amery "Big Herk"

Weider and Joe Flood) 2003: 4 Way Street – Pretzel Park (Sanctuary) – track 12, "Barbed Wire" 2007: Eugene Ruffolo – In a Different Light (Stockfisch)

Millrose Games New York City United States 17 years, 80 days 3000 m walk (track) 12:05.6 h Lyudmila Yefimkina  Russia 1 March 1998 Insar, Russia 16 years

performer & recording (track 12), mastering Rakaa "Iriscience" Taylor – performer (track 12) Chris "DJ Babu" Oroc – performer (track 12) Shalene "Chinky" Evans

– production (track 11) James Ford – production (track 12) Jimmy Robertson – engineering (track 12) Charlie Hugall – production, engineering (track 13);

bass (track 8) Tarron Crayton – bass (track 11) James Jarvis – guitar (track 12) Murda Beatz – drums (track 16) Zachary Foster – programming (track 16)

JFK – production (track 11) Mike Will Made It – production (track 12) Pluss – production (track 12) JMIKE – production (track 13) June Nawakii – production

November 1952 1'08"90  Reg Harris (GBR) Dortmund (FRG) Westfalenhallen Indoor track 12 February 1955 1'08"80  Fritz Pfenninger (SUI) Zürich (SUI) Hallenstadion

charted on Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart at No. 22 and the five track 12" EP charted at No. 109 on the Billboard 200 album chart. 1994 Queen Elizabeth

Brendan O'Brien – Track 6 Evan Frankfort – Tracks 7 and 9 Ken Stringfellow – Track 12 Pixies – Track 13 Deming, Mark. "Enjoy Every Sandwich: The Songs of Warren

years. He says he has since experimented with a vegan diet. 1987 – Scum (track 12–28) 1988 – From Enslavement to Obliteration 1988 – The Curse 1989 – Live

Rivera – backing vocals on tracks 3 and 6, tambourine on track 9, djembe on track 12 Julie "Hesta Prynn" Potash – backing vocals on track 5 Carla Dekker – backing

vocals (track 10) Sammy "Triple Seis" Garcia – vocals (track 12) D. "Colion" Le Noir – vocals (track 12) Joseph "Tony Touch" Hernandez – vocals (track 14)

Back My Bullets (1976) Tracks 10-11 and 13 from Street Survivors (1977) Track 12 from the Lynyrd Skynyrd Box Set (1991) Track 14 from One More from the

(2003) Dead Baby vs. Jesus - Track 22, "Zanzibar" (2003) Camp Ska (DVD) - Track 12, "High Fives" (2003) Sorry If It Isn't Cool Anymore! Vol. 1 - Track 2,

a Japanese version of "Wanna Love Somebody (Justin Michael Remix)" as Track 12 3rd In Between (New + Best Selection) Released July 1, 2008 Label: Sony

She also won a further 24 national titles in road racing and on the track: 12 road race championships, and 12 pursuit titles. In 1963, Burton became

electronic drums on tracks 2, 7, 8; acoustic drums on track 9; percussion on track 12 Frank Ricotti – percussion on tracks 2, 7, 9, 10 & 12 Lucinda Barry – harp

& mixing (track 11) Anthony "Spunk Bigga" Blagmon — producer & mixing (track 12) Rashad Smith — producer & mixing (track 14) Richard "Curt Gowdy" Pimentel

Duane Eddy "(Dance with the) Guitar Man" b/w "Stretchin' Out" (Non-LP track) 12 11 - 4 2 Dance with the Guitar Man 1963 "Boss Guitar" b/w "The Desert

– Fire in the Mountain (with Working Week) 1989 – Women With Voices (track #12, with Maggie Nicols, Sue Ferrar and Sylvia Hallett, recorded live, 4 March

10) LaRon "Juelz Santana" James — vocals (track 12) Craig "KLC" Lawson — additional vocals & producer (track 12) Robert "Skinhead Rob" Aston — vocals (track

Satoru Shionoya - piano (track 8) The Voices of Japan (VOJA) - chorus (track 12) "森口博子「GUNDAM SONG COVERS」続編制作決定！本日より収録カバー曲の投票受付開始！" [Hiroko Moriguchi

Retrieved January 17, 2015. "Track 12: CT Passenger Stations, C-CH". Tyler City Station. Retrieved 17 January 2015. "Track 12: CT Passenger Stations, O-P"

per inch], NRZI; 1600 cpi, PE; and 6250 cpi, GCR) ISO/IEC 1863:1990 9-track, 12.7 mm (1⁄2 in)-wide magnetic tape for information interchange using NRZ1

(tracks 1–11); Rick Nowels (track 2); Richard Marx (track 9); Andy Timmons (track 12) Additional production on tracks 4 and 8 – Wizards of Oz (Dale Barlow,

and Benny Carter Disc Two Tracks 1-11: Duke Ellington and his orchestra Track 12: Oscar Peterson with Duke Ellington and his orchestra Disc Three Tracks

(Tracks 2-3, 5-6 & 8-12) Bruce Bouillet – Guitar (Track 12) John Alderete – Bass guitar (Track 12) Bruce Bouillet - Mixing, Producer, Engineer Chris

vocals, choruses (Greatest Hits CD, track 12) Eiza González – featured vocals, choruses (Greatest Hits CD, track 12) Production Luis Luisillo Miguel –

Tracks 7-9 from Hours. Tracks 10-11 from Tales Don't Tell Themselves. Track 12 from Memory and Humanity. Tracks 13-16 previously unreleased. The following

original Zeras one ("Hřbitov" becomes track 8 while "Cesta zkázy" becomes track 12). Sheer's version is currently out of print and very rare to find, but

2, 3, 5-14), executive producer Berntony "Al' Tariq" Smalls – vocals (track 12) Corey "Problemz" Bullock – vocals (tracks: 3, 8) William "Ill Bill" Braunstein

Lachy Doley – keyboards Luis Maldonado – acoustic guitar (track 12) Anna Maldonado – cello (track 12) Frederik Cupello – assistant engineer Johan Jørgensen

Rogers – additional vocals (track 11) Ty Dolla Sign – additional vocals (track 12) Zack Sekoff – programming (tracks 1, 3, 8, 10, 12), electric guitar (track

community for years was the Wickatunk shipping point, part of a single track 12-mile (19 km) railroad line from Matawan to Freehold, New Jersey. Having

additional vocals (track 4) Greg Leisz – pedal steel (track 9), lap steel (track 12) Kelsey Lu – cello (track 11) Gavin Bryars – vibraphone (track 12)

December 22, 1953 (tracks 3 & 6) and in Los Angeles on September 9, 1954 (track 12) and September 15, 1954 (tracks 1 & 5) Chet Baker - trumpet Bob Brookmeyer

– additional guitar (track 12), mixing Bilal Abdulsamad – additional flute (track 12) Mikuak Rai – additional keyboards (track 12) Dirk Evan Chapman Pate

(Imagine Muzik) – recorder (track 11, 12) Seoko IM – recorder (track 12), digital editor (track 12) Kim Min-hee – recorder (track 13) Lee Kyung-won – vocalist

personnel Akihito Tokunaga (bass & programming) Brian Tichy (drums) - Track 12 Shane Gaalaas (drums and percussion) "Japanese album certifications – B'Z

(track 3) Dwight "Beanie Sigel" Grant – vocals (track 12) David "Roscoe" Williams – vocals (track 12) Christen "Slip Capone" Kelley – vocals (track 14)

used and released commercially on 7" vinyl in many countries, though a 2-track 12" maxi single was produced and promotional-only copies, given to radio stations

track on Look What the Cat Dragged In: 20th Anniversary Edition – 2006 Track 12: produced by Tom Werman, Open Up and Say...Ahh! – 1988 Track 13: produced

is largely taken from the album's liner notes; songwriting credits for track 12 are from BMI. Notes ^[a] signifies a co-producer "Welcome to Heartbreak"

Feel)"; both were number one hits on Billboard Top R&B Songs chart. Notes Track 12: "Something in the Way (You Make Me Feel)" (Remix) produced and arranged

7) Lee King – trumpet (track 12) Marvin "Chanz" Parkman – keyboards (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 6, 11), bass (track 7), organ (track 12) Michael "Blue" Williams

(track 12) Everett Bradley – choir (track 12) Sharon Bryant – choir (track 12) Dennis Collins – choir (track 12) Catherine Russell – choir (track 12)