Album · 2006
Get Used to It
- Released
- 27 June 2006
- Label
- Delicious Vinyl
- Catalogue no.
- B0007007-02
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 50:48
- Country
- US
“Get Used to It” is an album by The Brand New Heavies, released in 2006 on Delicious Vinyl. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 50:48. The line-up features Ari Raskin (engineer, mix), Jan Kincaid (keyboard), Simon Bartholomew (guitar), The Stella Horns (brass) and Glad Strings (strings).
Who played on Get Used to It
- Ari Raskin engineer, mix, recording, guitar all tracks
- Jan Kincaid keyboard all tracks
- Simon Bartholomew guitar all tracks
- The Stella Horns brass on 5 tracks
- Glad Strings strings on 4 tracks
- Sy Smith background vocals on 2 tracks
- N’Dea Davenport membranophone on 1 track
- Neal Evans clavinet on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 We've Got 4:43
- 2 I Don't Know Why (I Love You) 3:31
- 3 Get Used to It 3:26
- 4 Sex God 4:54
- 5 Let's Do It Again 5:09
- 6 We Won't Stop 4:08
- 7 Right On 4:06
- 8 Music 3:35
- 9 I Just Realized 4:35
- 10 All Fired Up 4:12
- 11 Love Is 4:15
- 12 I've Been Touched 4:11
Production
- Andy Marcinkowski engineer
- Gilbert Fuentes engineer
- The Brand New Heavies mix, producer
- Andrew Levy recording, programming, mix
- Allan Simpson instrument arranger
- Michael Ross mix, producer
- Jarrad Rogers producer, programming, recording
- Mike Makowski engineer
- Mike Pelanconi recording
- Cesar Jimeno Lavin recording
- Mark Ralph recording
- Gilbert Fuetes recording
More albums by The Brand New Heavies
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Get Used to It?
The line-up of Get Used to It includes Ari Raskin (engineer, mix), Jan Kincaid (keyboard), Simon Bartholomew (guitar), The Stella Horns (brass), Glad Strings (strings), Sy Smith (background vocals), N’Dea Davenport (membranophone) and Neal Evans (clavinet).
Which label released Get Used to It?
Get Used to It was released in 2006 on Delicious Vinyl (B0007007-02).
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