Circus Money

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Circus Money
Studio album by Walter Becker
Released	10 June 2008
Recorded	Avatar Studios, Market Street, B&C Studio
Genre	Jazz-rock
Label	5 Over 12 Mailboat
Producer	Larry Klein
Walter Becker chronology
11 Tracks of Whack (1994) Circus Money (2008)

Circus Money is the second solo album Walter Becker. It is his first solo album since 11 Tracks of Whack in 1994, having been released on June 10, 2008 through the 5 Over 12 label (an imprint of Mailboat Records); both in CD format as well as digital download.

The traditional mask featured on the album's cover is based on traditional Central Alaskan Yup'ik facewear^[1].

[edit] Track listing

1. Door Number Two
2. Downtown Canon
3. Bob Is Not Your Uncle Anymore
4. Upside Looking Down
5. Paging Audrey
6. Circus Money
7. Selfish Gene
8. Do You Remember The Name
9. Somebody's Saturday Night
10. Darkling Down
11. God's Eye View
12. Three Picture Deal

[edit] Credits

• Performance
  • Walter Becker - Bass guitar
    
  • Keith Carlock - Drums
    
  • Jon Herington - Guitar
    
  • Jim Beard - Keyboards
    
  • Ted Baker - Keyboards
  • Dean Parks - Guitar
  • Luciana Souza - Backing Vocals
  • Chris Potter - Saxophone
• Production
  • Larry Klein - Producer
    
  • Helik Hadar - Engineer
    
  • Jay Messina - Engineer
    
  • Elliot Scheiner - Engineer
    
  • Bernie Grundman - Mastering engineer
    

[edit] References

1. ^ Circus Money | FAQ | Walter Becker

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