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The Original Cannon Guitar Kid     Watch and be amazed at the metal version of Canon In D    Gary Hoey "The Endless Summer II" Artist Credits CD Information Gary Hoey   -   Guitars, Production Dick Dale   -   Guitar on "Shake And Stomp (Part II)" Tony Franklin   -   Bass Gregg Bissonette   -   Drums Bud Shank   -   Saxophone Poncho Sanchez   -   Percussion Ramon Banda   -   Percussion Mark LeVang   -   Keyboards Ron Eglit   -   Bass on "Shake And Stomp (Part II)" David Haynes   -   Drums on "Shake And Stomp (Part II)" Dave Kaplan   -   Production, Management Jean-Marie Horvat   -   Associate Production, Engineering, Mixing Roberta Petersen   -   Executive Production Joel Sill   -   Executive Production Lonnie Sill   -   Executive Production Jeff Hendrickson   -   Tracking Engineering Mike Ainsworth   -   Engineering Assistance Manny Marroquin   -   Engineering Assistance Scott Sebring   -   Engineering Assistance David Dill   -   Engineering on "Shake And Stomp (Part II)" Toby Emmerich   -   Executive in Charge of Music for New Line Cinema Niels Schroeter   -   Management, Production (and Everything Else) Coordination Terie Ramsey   -   Unbelievable First-Class Assistance Marylou Eales   -   Film Music Coordination (and Canuck) Bernie Grundman   -   Mastering Laurie Soriano   -   Legal Representation Lawrence Rudolph   -   Business Management Dan Weiner   -   Booking Kim Champagne   -   Art Direction Katherine Delaney   -   Design F. Scott Schafer   -   Photography Click Album to Add to Shopping Cart All songs written by Gary Hoey except "Low Rider" (Sylvester Allen/Harold Ray Brown/Morris Dickerson/Leroy Jordan/Lee Oskar/Charles Miller/Howard Scott), "Linus And Lucy" (Vince Guaraldi), "Theme From The Endless Summer" (Gaston Georis/John Blakely) and "Shake & Stomp (Part II)" (Dick Dale). Music By Gary Hoey. Recorded at Track Record Studios, North Hollywood, CA and Red Zone Studios, Burbank, CA In keeping with the Hoey tradition, this album was recorded in the 12 days from March 31-April 2 and April 4-12, 1994, in order to preserve the live feel. Hope you dig it! Mixed at Enterprise Studios, Burbank, CA. Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering. Film photography by New Line Cinema. Home | RSS | Guitar Instruction | New CDs | Bargains | Ordering Info | G9 BackStage! | Word of Mouth | Vote | Guitar Heroes CD Info: Charts | Listening Room MP3s | Track-By-Track | Recommendations | Sites | Reviews | Cover Art | Price List Blog | DVD | iTunes | Gift Certificates | T-shirts | Guitar/Vocals | Who's Who | Search | BCCM | HCCM | Contact Us | Content Index Copyright © 1996-2008 Guitar Nine Records All Rights Reserved Any redistribution of information found at this site is prohibited Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Guitar Nine Records Terms of Use. To read our Privacy Policy, click here.