Kundalini - Grenz-Jazz / Obmejni-Jazz Download

• Bass – Luka Antičevič
• Design [Cover] – Gerhard Pilgram, Reinhard Hohenwarter
• Drums – Emil Krištof
• Mastered By – HMD
• Photography By [Cover] – Gitta Bellisario
• Piano, Synthesizer [PPG] – Bruno Posod
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Silvester Žnidaršič
• Saxophone – Pauli Tatschl
• Vocals – Ali Gaggl

'Land Kärnten Kultur'

Recorded and mixed at Cankar Studios in Kidričev Park 1, YU 61000 Ljubljana, January 1988
Produced and published by založba "Drava" / "Drava" Verlag, Klagenfurt/Celovec

Manufactured by Viennola BTG, A-2433 Margarethen am Moos

AMP

• Rights Society: AUSTRO MECHANA
• Label Code: LC 8202
• Matrix / Runout (Runout A, stamped): EX 76 A HMD
• Matrix / Runout (Runout B, stamped): EX 76 B HMD

• Recorded At – Cankarjev Dom, Ljubljana
• Copyright (c) – Kundalini
• Published By – Založba Drava / Drava Verlag
• Lacquer Cut At – Viennola BTG
• Pressed By – Viennola BTG
• Manufactured By – Viennola BTG
• Printed By – NoreaReproDruck, Klagenfurt

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