Kimosabe (album)
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| Released | 1999 | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Label | Chinook / Oasis | |||
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Kimosabe is the seventh album from Canadian singer and guitarist Kim Mitchell. The album was released in 2000.
This is the only Kim Mitchell album that failed to gain any real commercial success; however, this does not bother Mitchell. It was written after his divorce and he still occasionally plays a song from the album, telling audiences "you may still be able to find this album at Walmart in the bargain bins". It also did not help that the label that Mitchell signed with went out of business shortly after the album's release.
Track listing
All songs written by Kim Mitchell and Andy Curran except where noted
- "Monkey Shine"
- "Stickin My Heart"
- "Cellophane"
- "Two Steps Home" (Mitchell/Ringgenberg)
- "Kimosabe"
- "Blow Me A Kiss"
- "Cold Reality" (Mitchell)
- "Over Me" (Mitchell)
- "Get Back What's Gone"
- "Skinny Buddah"
Personnel
- Kim Mitchell - guitars, vocals
- Randy Cooke - drums, percussion
- Peter Fredette - bass vocals
- Gary Breit - organ, piano, keyboards, vocals
- Also:
- Carlos del Junco - harp
- Dalbello - vocals
- Andy Curran - vocals
- Produced by Kim Mitchell
- Mixed by Vic Florencia
- Mastered by Nick Blagona at Metalworks
- Recorded at Phase One Studios, Toronto;
- Metalworks, Mississauga and my home studio
- Engineered by Graham Brewer,
- Scott Lake and Kim Mitchell
- Additional editing by George Graves at The Lacquer Channel
- Management: W. Tom Berry, Alert Music Inc., Toronto
- Photography: Rob Waymen
- Art Direction + Design: Patrick Duffy for Attention
See also
External links
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