Album · 2004
Miracle
- Released
- 10 February 2004
- Label
- Hollywood Records
- Catalogue no.
- 2061-62438-2
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 56:41
- Country
- US
“Miracle” is an album by Mark Isham, released in 2004 on Hollywood Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 56:41. Jazz standards on the record include “Training”. The line-up features Hollywood Studio Symphony (performing orchestra) and Kenneth Kugler (conductor, orchestrator).
Who played on Miracle
- Hollywood Studio Symphony performing orchestra on 4 tracks
- Kenneth Kugler conductor, orchestrator on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 The Team — Mark Isham 7:16
- 2 Training standard — Mark Isham 17:28
- 3 The Games — Mark Isham 4:42
- 4 The Miracle — Mark Isham 15:36
- 5 (Don't Fear) The Reaper — Buck Dharma 5:10
- 6 Must of Got Lost 2:58
- 7 Thunder Island — Jay Ferguson 3:31
Production
- Frank Macchia orchestrator
- James Burt editor
- Jason LaRocca engineer
- Mark Isham producer
- Mark Reveley engineer
- Stephen Krause mix, recording
- Andy Abrams engineer, mix, recording
- David Lucas producer
- Murray Krugman producer
- Sandy Pearlman producer
- Shelly Yakus engineer, mix, recording
- Patricia Sullivan mastering
More albums by Mark Isham
Point Break / Never Cry Wolf
· Pacific
Vapor Drawings
1983 · Windham Hill Records
Film Music
1985 · Windham Hill Records
Trouble in Mind
1986 · Antilles
The Emperor and the Nightingale
1987 · Rabbit Ears Productions
We Begin
1987 · BMG Classics
The Beast
1988 · A&M Records
The Moderns (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1988 · Virgin
Castalia
1988 · Virgin
Tibet
1989 · Windham Hill Records
Everybody Wins
1990 · Virgin
The Emperor's New Clothes
1990 · Windham Hill Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Miracle?
The line-up of Miracle includes Hollywood Studio Symphony (performing orchestra) and Kenneth Kugler (conductor, orchestrator).
Which label released Miracle?
Miracle was released in 2004 on Hollywood Records (2061-62438-2).
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