Hey, Look at Me
by Jason Paul + the Know It Alls
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Hey, Look at Me
02:40
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2. |
Must Be Dreamin'
03:16
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Fit by Design
03:13
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Hometown Lights
02:49
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5. |
Watch Me Burn
02:25
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Sittin' Like a Duck
04:07
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7. |
Go for Broke
03:41
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8. |
There's No Tomorrow
04:12
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9. |
Mary Comes Around
02:41
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10. |
The World is Broken
02:42
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Shiver
02:50
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What is Out There?
02:55
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13. |
End of the Day
02:57
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credits
released September 21, 2018
The band:
Jason Paul - vocals, guitars, bass, piano, organs
Joey Centofanti - drums
Sean Cole - guitars, bass, bongos
Jacob Gaxiola - lead guitar
Gang vocals on "Fit by Design", and “What is Out There?” by Tyler Klandrud, Sean Cole, Joey Centofanti, and a Jason Paul
Recorded in the spring of 2018 at Broken Anchor Studios in San Pedro, CA
Recorded and produced by Sean Cole and Jason Paul
Mastered by Dave Jerkovich at Balboa Recording Studio in Los Angeles, CA
Album artwork by Philo Wray
The band:
Jason Paul - vocals, guitars, bass, piano, organs
Joey Centofanti - drums
Sean Cole - guitars, bass, bongos
Jacob Gaxiola - lead guitar
Gang vocals on "Fit by Design", and “What is Out There?” by Tyler Klandrud, Sean Cole, Joey Centofanti, and a Jason Paul
Recorded in the spring of 2018 at Broken Anchor Studios in San Pedro, CA
Recorded and produced by Sean Cole and Jason Paul
Mastered by Dave Jerkovich at Balboa Recording Studio in Los Angeles, CA
Album artwork by Philo Wray
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Nov 2016
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