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Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair
Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair
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