The Smiths (2011 Remaster)

The Smiths

Released on 11/15/93 by WM UK
Main artists: The Smiths
Genre: Alternative & Indie
Distinctions: Hi-Res Audio

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Reel Around the Fountain (2011 Remaster)

00:05:59

Johnny Marr, Guitar, Writer, Remastering Engineer - The Smiths, MainArtist - MORRISSEY, Vocals, Writer - JOHN PORTER, Producer - Paul Carrack, Organ, Piano - Andy Rourke, Bass Guitar - Neil King, Engineer - Phil Bush, Engineer - Mike Joyce, Drums - Annalisa Jablonska, Backing Vocals

You've Got Everything Now (2011 Remaster)

00:03:59

Miserable Lie (2011 Remaster)

00:04:27

Johnny Marr, Guitar, Writer, Remastering Engineer - The Smiths, MainArtist - MORRISSEY, Vocals, Writer - JOHN PORTER, Producer - Andy Rourke, Bass Guitar - Neil King, Engineer - Phil Bush, Engineer - Mike Joyce, Drums

Pretty Girls Make Graves (2011 Remaster)

00:03:43

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (2011 Remaster)

00:04:37

This Charming Man (2011 Remaster)

00:02:42

Johnny Marr, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Writer, Remastering Engineer - The Smiths, MainArtist - MORRISSEY, Vocals, Writer - Tim Young, Masterer - JOHN PORTER, Producer - Andy Rourke, Bass Guitar - Mike Joyce, Drums

Still Ill (2011 Remaster)

00:03:21

Hand in Glove (2011 Remaster)

00:03:22

What Difference Does It Make? (2011 Remaster)

00:03:49

Johnny Marr, Guitar, Writer - The Smiths, MainArtist - MORRISSEY, Vocals, Writer - JOHN PORTER, Producer - Andy Rourke, Bass Guitar - Neil King, Engineer - Phil Bush, Engineer - Mike Joyce, Drums

I Don't Owe You Anything (2011 Remaster)

00:04:04

Suffer Little Children (2011 Remaster)

00:05:30

About the album

1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
Total length: 00:45:33

Main artists: The Smiths
Label: WM UK
Genre: Pop/Rock Rock Alternative & Indie
24-Bit 96.0 kHz - Stereo

Distinctions:

Hi-Res Audio

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The Smiths (2011 Remaster)

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