James - Millionaires (1999)

James - Millionaires (1999)

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James - Millionaires

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1. "Crash"   4:01

2. "Just Like Fred Astaire"   3:47

3. "I Know What I'm Here For"   3:52

4. "Shooting My Mouth Off"   3:29

5. "We're Going to Miss You"   4:38

6. "Strangers"   5:16

7. "Hello"   4:38

8. "Afro Lover"   4:02

9. "Surprise"   5:08

10. "Dumb Jam"   2:38

11. "Someone's Got It in for Me"   4:11

12. "Vervaceous"   5:46

Total length:   51:26

James Band Members / Musicians

Tim Booth – lead vocals

Jim Glennie – bass guitars

Adrian Oxaal – guitar, cello

Michael Kulas – guitar

Saul Davies – guitar, violin

Mark Hunter – keyboards

David Baynton-Power – drums

Brian Eno – producer, mixing (tracks 7 and 12)

Saul Davies – producer (all except track 2), engineer (tracks 5–7 and 11)

Mark Hunter – producer (all except track 2), engineer (tracks 6, 7 and 11)

Steve Osborne – producer (track 2)

Faithless – producer (track 8)[1]

David Baynton-Power – co-producer (tracks 4 and 12)

Alex Haas – engineer (all except tracks 2, 6 and 10)

Ott – engineer (tracks 2–4 and 10)

Theo Millar – engineer (track 2)

Andrew Page – engineer (track 10)

Martin Wilding – engineer (track 12)

Benedict Fenner – engineer (track 5)

Dave Bascombe – mixing (all except tracks 7 and 12)

Kevin Westenberg – band photography

Steve Grubman – pig photography

Jeni Nott – inside photography

Subliminal – art direction, design

Millionaires is the 8th studio album by British alternative rock band James. During the Whiplash release cycle, guitarist Adrian Oxaal replaced founding member Larry Gott, and guitarist Michael Kulas join the band. Touring to promote the release was cut-short when Booth injured his neck. With the release of The Best Of in early 1998, the band began recording their next album in May. The sessions continued into February 1999 at a variety of studios: Ridge Farm, Hook End, Townhouse and Metropolis. While Brian Eno produced most of the record, the producer credit was also given to guitarist/violinist Saul Davies, keyboardist Mark Hunter, Steve Osborne, drummer David Baynton-Power and Faithless. Millionaires is an indie rock and pop release that drew comparison to Lou Reed and New Radicals.