Someone to Watch Over Me
Personnel: John Parricelli (guitar); Steve Mac , Dave Arch (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Chris Laurence (upright bass); Steve Pearce (electric bass); Doug Harper , Chris Laws (drums); Mae McKenna (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Ren Swan.
Recording information: Air Studios, London; Rokstone Studios, London.
Arranger: Steve Mac .
Produced by Steve Mac, Susan Boyle's third outing, Someone to Watch Over Me, features a diverse set of hits, including takes on classics like "Both Sides Now" and "Unchained Melody," as well as more modern material from the likes of Tears for Fears ("Mad World") and Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence").
Audio Mixer: Ren Swan.
Recording information: Air Studios, London; Rokstone Studios, London.
Arranger: Steve Mac .
Produced by Steve Mac, Susan Boyle's third outing, Someone to Watch Over Me, features a diverse set of hits, including takes on classics like "Both Sides Now" and "Unchained Melody," as well as more modern material from the likes of Tears for Fears ("Mad World") and Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence").
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Personnel: John Parricelli (guitar); Steve Mac , Dave Arch (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Chris Laurence (upright bass); Steve Pearce (electric bass); Doug Harper , Chris Laws (drums); Mae McKenna (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Ren Swan.
Recording information: Air Studios, London; Rokstone Studios, London.
Arranger: Steve Mac .
Produced by Steve Mac, Susan Boyle's third outing, Someone to Watch Over Me, features a diverse set of hits, including takes on classics like "Both Sides Now" and "Unchained Melody," as well as more modern material from the likes of Tears for Fears ("Mad World") and Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence").
Audio Mixer: Ren Swan.
Recording information: Air Studios, London; Rokstone Studios, London.
Arranger: Steve Mac .
Produced by Steve Mac, Susan Boyle's third outing, Someone to Watch Over Me, features a diverse set of hits, including takes on classics like "Both Sides Now" and "Unchained Melody," as well as more modern material from the likes of Tears for Fears ("Mad World") and Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence").
