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Gary Hoey is the 1995 self-titled release by instrumental rock guitarist Gary Hoey.
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| Released | 1995 | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Label | Surfdog Records | |||
| Producer | Gary Hoey | |||
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| Allmusic |    [1] |
Track listing
edit- High-Top Bop (Gary Hoey, Lori Weinhouse)
- Get A Grip (Gary Hoey, Lori Weinhouse)
- Strat Strut (Gary Hoey)
- Mr. Mover (Gary Hoey)
- City Sunrise (Gary Hoey, Lori Weinhouse)
- Says Who? (Gary Hoey, Lori Weinhouse)
- Stack Attack (Gary Hoey)
- Rainbow Warrior (Gary Hoey, Lori Weinhouse)
- Lost Dreams (Gary Hoey)
Personnel
edit- Gary Hoey: Guitar
- Nick South: Bass
- Frankie Banali: Drums, Percussion
Additional musicians:
- Tony Franklin: Bass (on High-Top Bop)
- Lori Weinhouse: Keyboards
Studio:
- Engineered by: Sebastian Thorer
- Additional engineering by: Jean-Marie Horvat
- Mixed by: Jean-Marie Horvat
- Mastered by: Bernie Grundman
References
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