The Eleventh Hour EP, by The Eleventh Hour

The Eleventh Hour EP

by The Eleventh Hour

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1.	Far From Home 02:08	info
2.	Tracks 02:40	info
3.	Guillotine 03:28	info
4.	Inspiration 01:53	info
5.	History Repeats Itself 02:39	info
6.	Tapestry 03:53	info

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These are selections from our 2002 Eleventh Hour recordings. Written by Brendan Clarke, Jamie Fitzgibbons, Marc Orrell, Chris Rea, and Douglas Sullivan. Published by Ever Indie Music (ASCAP).

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released January 1, 2002

Recorded by David Age at Room 9 in South Boston, MA

Mastered by Dana White at Specialized Mastering, Framingham, MA

Brendan Clarke: Bass, Backing Vocals
Jamie Fitzgibbons: Drums
Chris Rea: Guitars, Backing Vocals
Douglas Sullivan: Vocals, Guitars

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Ever Indie Music (ASCAP) Massachusetts

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