Skyhooks - Guilty Until Proven Insane Album

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass – Gregory John Macainsh
• Design [Cover Art/album Design] – Ian McCausland
• Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Imants Alfred Strauks
• Engineer – John Sayers, John Zulaika, Lee de Carlo, Peter Walker
• Engineer [Assistant] – Mike Beiriger
• Executive-Producer – Jack Douglas
• Guitar – Robert John Starkie
• Guitar, Backing Vocals – Robert Francis Anthony Spencer
• Lead Vocals – Graeme Ronald Strachan
• Management [World Wide] – Michael Gudinski
• Photography By – David Parker
• Producer – Eddie Leonetti, Eddie Leonetti
• Written-By – Greg Macainsh (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B4)

Versions

Notes

Comes with a printed inner sleeve.

Recorded at Armstrong Studios, Melbourne, Aust. Trafalgar Studios, Sydney, Aust.
Mixed at the Record Plant, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mastered at the Master Cutting Room, New York
Produced for Waterfront Productions.

℗ 1978 Mushroom Records.
Manufactured and distributed under license by Festival Records Pty Limited, Australia.
(on label circumference)
Made in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Ltd.

The first catalog# (L 36554) appears on the spine and back cover. The second catalog# (L-36,554) appears on the labels.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label A): SMX52267
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): SMX52268

Companies

• Made By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
• Manufactured By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
• Distributed By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mushroom Records Pty. Ltd.
• Recorded At – Armstrong Studios
• Recorded At – Trafalgar Studios
• Mixed At – Record Plant, Los Angeles
• Mastered At – Master Cutting Room

Album

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