Kissin' Time - Production Credits

Production Credits

  • Marianne Faithfull: Vocals, Background Vocals, Synthesizer, Percussion, Handclapping
  • Beck: Producer, Programming, Guitar, Synthesizer, Percussion, Background Vocals
  • Tony Hoffer: Producer, Programming, Engineer, Mixing
  • Justin Meldal-Johnsen: Bass
  • Jon Brion: Celeste, Drums, Chamberlain, Harmonium
  • Smokey Hormel: Guitar
  • Étienne Daho: Producer
  • Edith Fambuena: Producer, Guitar
  • Jean Louis Pierot: Producer, Keyboards
  • Dave Stewart: Producer, Bass, Guitar
  • Billy Corgan: Producer, Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Programming, Background Vocals, Engineer, Mixing
  • Shawn Christopher: Background Vocals
  • Paris Delane: Background Vocals
  • Matt Walker: Drums
  • Ben Hillier: Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Handclapping
  • Barry Reynolds: Producer, Bass, Guitar, Programming, Mixing
  • Ned Douglas: Keyboards, Programming
  • Mark Price: Drums
  • Mako: Programming
  • Gavin Skinner: Drums
  • Blur:
    • Damon Albarn: Guitar, Keyboards, Background Vocals, Handclapping
    • Graham Coxon: Guitar
    • Alex James: Bass, Handclapping
    • Dave Rowntree: Drums, Handclapping
  • Pulp:
    • Jarvis Cocker: Producer, Keyboards
    • Steve Mackey: Producer, Bass
    • Mark Webber: Guitar
    • Nick Banks: Drums
  • Howard Willing: Pre-Production
  • Clive Goddard: Engineer, Mixing
  • Bjorn Thorsrud: Engineer, Mixing
  • Nick Addison: Engineer
  • Jean-Paul Gonnod: Engineer
  • Chris Potter: Engineer
  • Howie Weinberg: Mastering
  • Tim Young: Mastering
  • Nick Knight: Photography
  • Paul Hetherington: Graphic Design, Art Direction, Design
  • Howard Wakefield: Graphic Design

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