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Western Ballads

FieldValue
nameWestern Ballads
typeAlbum
artistJackson United
coverwestballs.jpg
releasedOctober 11, 2004
genrePunk rock
producerChad Blinman
next_titleHarmony and Dissidence
next_year2008

Western Ballads is the first full-length album by Jackson United, released in 2004.

Track listing

  1. "Lions Roar"
  2. "All The Way"
  3. "A Better Life"
  4. "Down To You"
  5. "She’s Giving In"
  6. "Unchanged"
  7. "Fell Into"
  8. "Loose Ends"
  9. "OK Alright"
  10. "Here Come Hollow"
  11. "Pure"
  12. "Long Shadow"
  13. "Sharp Edges"
  14. "That Curse"
  15. "Don't Point Your Guns At Me" (Bonus Track)
  16. "Back To Me" (Bonus Track)
  17. "Let Us In Dear" (Bonus Track)

Personnel

Personnel taken from Western Ballads CD booklet.

Jackson United

  • Chris Shiflett – guitar, vocals, keyboards
  • Scott Shiflett – bass
  • Pete Parada – drums

Production

  • Chad Blinman – production, recording, mixing
  • Brian Hearity – assistant engineer (Sunset Sound)
  • Mark Lee – assistant engineer (Westbeach Recorders)
  • Matt Marin – mix assistant
  • Andy Brohard – mix assistant
  • Joe Gastwirt – mastering

References

References

  1. "Jackson United - ''Western Ballads'' - Music Review at IGN".
  2. (2004). "Western Ballads".
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