Musicians
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Vocals, Electric Guitar, Handclaps, Finger Snaps
1968 Gibson Les Paul
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Backing Vocals, Organ, Synthesizer
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Credits
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Composer, Producer, Mixing Engineer
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Producer, Recording Engineer
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Assistant Engineer
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Mixing Engineer
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Mixing Engineer
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Mastering Engineer
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Recording Studio
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Recording Studio
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Mixing Studio
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Mastering Studio
Track Facts
From the original liner notes:
Emotions In Motion © 1982 Capitol Records, Inc.
Produced by Mack & Billy
Billy Squier: vocals, guitars & sundries
Alan St. Jon: keyboards & synthesizers, backing vocals
Jeff Golub: guitar
Doug Lubahn: "occasional" bass & backing vocals
Bobby Chouinard: …what else?
Recorded by Mack at the Power Station, N.Y.C., assisted by Gary Rindfuss
Additional recording: Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany
Thanks here to Stephan Wissnet & Dino Solera
Mixed at the Record Plant, N.Y.C., by Dave Thoener and Billy…Jim Ball, assistant
Mastered at Sterling Sound by George Marino
Production supervision: Roger R. Vitale
"Gear": Charlie Hernandez, Jr.
Cover art by Andy Warhol ©1982
Art direction and design by Richard Evans
Thanks to Freddie & Roger for "emotional support"
… also Jimmy & Shelly for being there
All songs written by Billy Squier
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from billysquier.com:
It may be interesting for you musical historians to review these two releases in this context, I don't know. One dramatic shift occurred in the guitar department: on DSN, the Telecaster Custom that appears on the front cover was my primary "weapon." On "Emotions," it gave way to my newly acquired '58 Burst, which was a totally different animal. That's the only guitar you hear on "Everybody Wants You," as I decided in Munich that the original band tracks weren't quite what I was looking for…so I scrapped them and recorded all new parts.
The Gibson Les Paul "Sunburst" is considered the Stradivarius of electric guitars, and this particular one was ranked among the best. It was subsequently stolen during the sessions for "Enough is Enough," as has been previously noted. It was during the mixing sessions in Munich that I wrote and recorded my track for "Fast Times At Ridgemont High," playing all the instruments other than bass and saxophone.
Cover art by Andy Warhol