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The Distance Between

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Released
  
1988

Label
  
Current Records

Genre
  
Rock, new wave

Producer
  
Drew Arnott, Howard Ayee, Joe Primeau

The Distance Between is the third, and to date, final studio album by Strange Advance. It was released in 1988, and featured the Canadian hit single "Love Becomes Electric".

Contents

Personnel

  • Darryl Kromm – Vocals, Guitar, Twelve-string guitar
  • Drew Arnott – Vocals, Keyboards, Programming

    • with:

  • Andrew Arnott – Alto Saxophone
  • Dawnlea Arnott – Soprano Vocals
  • Howard Ayee – Bass, Backing Vocals
  • Randy Bachman – Guitar
  • Simon Brierley – Guitar
  • Ian Cameron – Guitar, Violin
  • Greg Critchley – Drums
  • Peter Fredette – Backing Vocals
  • Matthew Gerrard – Bass
  • Kenny Greer – Pedal Steel Guitar
  • Allan Holdsworth – Guitar
  • Jim Hubay – Guitar
  • Joe Primeau – Backing Vocals
  • Ed Shaw – Guitar
  • Storm – Backing Vocals
  • Owen Tennyson – Drums
  • Steve Webster – Bass

    • Production

  • Producers: Drew Arnott, Howard Ayee, Joe Primeau
  • Engineers: Joe Primeau, Lenny DeRose
  • Mixed by Lenny DeRose
  • except "Who Lives Next Door" mixed by Bob Rock
  • Emulator Programming: Billy Chapman
  • Additional Programming: Gerald O'Brien, Howard Ayee, Scott Humphries
  • Mastered by Bob Ludwig

    • References

    The Distance Between Wikipedia
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