A Number Of Names - Skitso / Sharevari FLAC

Number Names Canada Quality Rfc Records Electro Disco 1982

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	A Number Of Names
Title:	Skitso / Sharevari
Style:	Electro, Disco
Date of release:	1982
Label:	Quality, RFC Records
Catalog Number:	QRFC 027
Country:	Canada
FLAC album size:	2291 mb
MP3 album size:	2281 mb

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Tracklist

1	Sharevari (Vocal Version)	5:45
2	Skitso (Long Vocal Version)	7:41
3	Skitso (You're My Friend) (Short Vocal Version)	6:18
4	Sharevari (Instrumental Version)	6:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
QRFC 7027	A Number Of Names	Skitso / Sharevari ‎(7", Promo)	Quality, RFC Records	QRFC 7027	Canada	1982
QRFC 7027	A Number Of Names	Sharevari / Skitso ‎(7")	Quality, RFC Records	QRFC 7027	Canada	1982
QRFC 027	A Number Of Names	Skitso / Sharevari ‎(12")	Quality, RFC Records	QRFC 027	Canada	1982

Credits

Arranged By – Judson Powell (tracks: A2, B2), Robert Taylor (tracks: A2, B2)
Producer – A Number Of Names, Rob Martens (tracks: A1, B1), Tom Conner (tracks: A1, B1)
Written-By – Paul Lesley, Roderick Simpson, Sterling Jones

Notes

Tracks A1 & B1 Produced for Capriccio Records.
℗ © 1982 Quality Records

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Rights Society: BMI

Companies

Published By – Little Penguin
Published By – Syrbil Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Quality Records Limited
Copyright (c) – Quality Records Limited
Produced For – Capriccio Records

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Mildorah

No one ever talks about "Skitso" but it's a good track too. I can't think of much it sounds like, but the best description would be funk-new wave-disco, totally different than "Sharevari", picked my copy up online for $2.50 about ten years ago as a 15 year eager to buy any classic electronic music I could, how lucky was I, I still play the vinyl, "Sharevari" is one of the songs that fits every mood, and setting, so perfect it can be played at anytime, I don't know about it's claim to be first techno record ever, as it sounds more like italo disco to me, but it doesn't matter, this one's priceless.

amen to that! reckon it's better than sharivari personally. as you say, got an ace new wave vibe about it. sort of reminds me of the B-52's. would love a copy of this record!

it sounds like the b-52's meets fabulous poodles "think pink" with synths