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Regina Spektor - What We Saw From The Cheap Seats (2012) - New LP Record 2025 Sire Translucent Red Vinyl - Indie Pop / Folk

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Regina Spektor - What We Saw From The Cheap Seats (2012) - New LP Record 2025 Sire Translucent Red Vinyl - Indie Pop / Folk

Regina Spektor – What We Saw From The Cheap Seats

Label:

 Sire – 530373-1

Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Translucent Red 

Country:

 US

Released:

Genre:

 Rock

Style:

 Indie Rock
A1 Small Town Moon
Bass, Electric Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano – Regina Spektor
2:58
A2 Oh Marcello
Double Bass [Upright] – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Jay Bellerose
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
Written-By [Interpolation] – Bennie Benjamin, Gloria Caldwell, Sol Marcus
2:36
A3 Don't Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas)
Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – David Moyer
Bass, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Marimba – Aaron Sterling
Trumpet – Danny T. Levin
Vocals – Jack Dishel
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards, Marimba – Regina Spektor
3:37
A4 Firewood
Double Bass [Upright] – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:51
A5 Patron Saint
Bass, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals – Jack Dishel
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
3:38
A6 How
Double Bass [Upright], Electric Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:45
B1 All The Rowboats
Bass, Electric Guitar, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Jay Bellerose
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
3:33
B2 Ballad Of A Politician
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
2:13
B3 Open
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:28
B4 The Party
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion, Bongos – Jay Bellerose
Trumpet – John Daversa
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
2:25
B5 Jessica
Acoustic Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Vocals – Regina Spektor

1:45

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Regina Spektor – What We Saw From The Cheap Seats

Label:

 Sire – 530373-1

Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Translucent Red 

Country:

 US

Released:

Genre:

 Rock

Style:

 Indie Rock
A1 Small Town Moon
Bass, Electric Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano – Regina Spektor
2:58
A2 Oh Marcello
Double Bass [Upright] – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Jay Bellerose
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
Written-By [Interpolation] – Bennie Benjamin, Gloria Caldwell, Sol Marcus
2:36
A3 Don't Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas)
Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – David Moyer
Bass, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Marimba – Aaron Sterling
Trumpet – Danny T. Levin
Vocals – Jack Dishel
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards, Marimba – Regina Spektor
3:37
A4 Firewood
Double Bass [Upright] – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:51
A5 Patron Saint
Bass, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals – Jack Dishel
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
3:38
A6 How
Double Bass [Upright], Electric Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:45
B1 All The Rowboats
Bass, Electric Guitar, Programmed By – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Jay Bellerose
Drums, Percussion – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
3:33
B2 Ballad Of A Politician
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
2:13
B3 Open
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Drums – Aaron Sterling
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
4:28
B4 The Party
Bass – Mike Elizondo
Drums, Percussion, Bongos – Jay Bellerose
Trumpet – John Daversa
Vocals, Piano, Keyboards – Regina Spektor
2:25
B5 Jessica
Acoustic Guitar – Mike Elizondo
Vocals – Regina Spektor

1:45