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Tracklist

▼ CD 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Hello City additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) congas and piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest trombone: Tom Walsh (Canadian trombonist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) background vocals [wat’ups]: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Hello City (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992) is based on: Happy Hour	2	3:24
2	Enid additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) cuíca [cuica] and piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest baritone saxophone [baritone sax]: Nic Gotham (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]: Lewis Melville (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest tambourine and guest other vocals [Teutonic intro vocal]: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Gene Hardy (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest trombone: Tom Walsh (Canadian trombonist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest trumpet: Chris Howells (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars] and synthesizer [bionic intro synth]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) synthesizer [moronic intro synth] and lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Enid (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3	4:10
3	Grade 9 additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars] and other vocals [crowd noise, funky mouth]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) keyboard bass: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda organ and piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Grade 9 (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Andy Creeggan, Jim Creeggan, Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies), Ed Robertson and Tyler Stewart publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992) partial instrumental cover recording of: Linus and Lucy (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) composer: Vince Guaraldi (pianist) publisher: Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Inc. arrangements: Linus and Lucy (2014 arrangement) partial instrumental cover recording of: The Spirit of Radio (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist: Neil Peart composer: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson publisher: Core Music Publishing partial instrumental cover recording of: Tom Sawyer (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist: Pye Dubois and Neil Peart composer: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson publisher: Ole Core Music Publishing later parody versions: Tom Saw Ya later parody versions: Tom Servo	3	2:57
4	Brian Wilson additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) congas: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar and lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Brian Wilson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	4	4:51
5	Be My Yoko Ono engineer: Everett Ravestein (in 1991) assistant producer: Scott Dibble (in 1991) and Everett Ravestein (in 1991) producer: Barenaked Ladies (in 1991) additional mixer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (in 1992-03) congas and tambourine: Andy Creeggan (in 1991) double bass: Jim Creeggan (in 1991) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (in 1991) guitar: Ed Robertson (in 1991) lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (in 1991) vocals: Andy Creeggan (in 1991), Jim Creeggan (in 1991) and Ed Robertson (in 1991) recorded at: Chalet Studio in Ontario, Canada (in 1991) additionally mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recording of: Be My Yoko Ono (in 1991) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3.5	2:49
6	Wrap Your Arms Around Me additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) cabasa [cabasa], finger cymbals, Mark tree [mark tree], shakers [shaker] and triangle: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest bassoon: Catherine MacDonnell-Stephens (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest flugelhorn: Chris Howells (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]: Lewis Melville (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars] and lead vocals [lead vocal]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Wrap Your Arms Around Me (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson composer: Jim Creeggan and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	2	4:37
7	What a Good Boy additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar and lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars] and vocals: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) organ and piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: What a Good Boy (song originally by Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3	3:57
8	The King of Bedside Manor additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) congas, shakers [shaker] and tambourine: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass and shakers [shaker]: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums] and shakers [shaker]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest shakers [shaker]: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar and shakers [shaker]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: The King of Bedside Manor (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992) is based on: Mr. Roboto	3	2:29
9	Box Set additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) claves, congas, güiro [guiro], piano and vibraphone: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) cowbell and guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest alto saxophone [alto sax] and baritone saxophone [baritone sax]: Nic Gotham (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest tenor saxophone [tenor saxes]: Gene Hardy (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Box Set (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3	4:51
10	I Love You additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest organ: Chris Brown (Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) piano and lead vocals [scat]: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: I Love You (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist: Andy Creeggan, Jim Creeggan, Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson composer: Andy Creeggan and Jim Creeggan publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3	4:11
11	New Kid (On the Block) additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) congas and shakers: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]: Lewis Melville (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: New Kid (On the Block) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) publisher: Scott Dibble (in 1992) lyricist and composer: Scott Dibble, Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992) is based on: Games is based on: Step by Step is based on: You Got It (The Right Stuff)	3	4:15
12	Blame It on Me additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) congas, marimba, mbira, piano and shakers: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: Blame It On Me (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	2	3:56
13	The Flag additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) bass drum and snare drum: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass [double bass (arco)]: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) percussion [suitcase]: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lead vocals [lead vocal]: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: The Flag (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	2	3:55
14	If I Had $1000000 additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest accordion: Bob Wiseman (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest fiddle: Dave Allen (Canadian violinist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]: Lewis Melville (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest choir vocals: Dave Allen (Canadian violinist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Mike Barber (Suburban Tabernacle Choir) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Gregor Beresford (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Arlene Bishop (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Chris Brown (Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Erica Buss (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Meryn Cadell (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Dave Clark (Canadian drummer for Rheostatics) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Naida Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Kate Fenner (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Mike Ford (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Murray Foster (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Gene Hardy (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Natalie Herbert (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Shelley Hines (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jean Ghomeshi (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Sally Lee (Chicken Milk, Long Branch, Venus Cures All) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), David Matheson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Matthew DeMatteo (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Lewis Melville (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jason Mercer (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Janet Morassutti (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Keith Nakonechny (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Blair Packham (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jo-Anne Page (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Matthew Page (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jason Plumb (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Wilma Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Tannis Slimmon (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steve Pitkin (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Earl Stokes (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Wayne Stokes (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Martin Tielli (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Tim Vesely (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Veteran Warhorse (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Bob Wiseman (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) recording of: If I Had $1,000,000 (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) lyricist and composer: Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) and Ed Robertson publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992) later parody versions: If I Had a Million Ducats	3.65	4:29
15	Crazy / Dat Fodder additional engineer: Jean Diamont (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) engineer and producer: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) double bass: Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) drums (drum set) [drums]: Tyler Stewart (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest bagpipe [bagpipes]: Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest electric guitar [guitar solo]: Martin Tielli (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guest other instruments [secret noises]: Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) guitar [guitars] and lead vocals [lead vocal]: Ed Robertson (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) other instruments [secret noises] and vocals: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03), Jim Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) and Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) piano: Andy Creeggan (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) additionally recorded at and mixed at: Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in 1992-03) recorded at: Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (in 1992-02) edits: Crazy by Barenaked Ladies recording of: Crazy (from 1992-02 until 1992-03) publisher: Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (in 1992) lyricist and composer: Ed Robertson and Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) publisher: Treat Baker Music Inc. (in 1992)	3	4:50

Credits

CD 1

other instruments [secret noises]:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15) Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15)
drums (drum set) [drums]:	Tyler Stewart (1991) (track 5) Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–7, 9–12, 14–15)
drums (drum set) [drums] and shakers [shaker]:	Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8)
cowbell and guitar [guitars]:	Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 9)
cabasa, finger cymbals, Mark tree [mark tree], shakers [shaker] and triangle:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 6)
keyboard bass:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (track 3)
claves, congas, güiro [guiro], piano and vibraphone:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 9)
synthesizer [bionic intro synth]:	Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
synthesizer [moronic intro synth]:	Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
organ and piano:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 3, 7)
guitar:	Ed Robertson (1991) (track 5) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 4, 7) Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14)
guitar [guitars]:	Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–7, 10–13, 15)
guitar and shakers [shaker]:	Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8) Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8)
double bass:	Jim Creeggan (1991) (track 5) Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–7, 9–12, 14–15)
double bass [double bass (arco)]:	Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 13)
double bass and shakers [shaker]:	Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8)
percussion [suitcase]:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 13)
piano:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 2, 10, 14–15)
bass drum and snare drum:	Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 13)
congas:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 4)
congas and shakers:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 11)
congas and tambourine:	Andy Creeggan (1991) (track 5)
congas and piano:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 1)
congas, shakers [shaker] and tambourine:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8)
congas, marimba, mbira, piano and shakers:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 12)
cuíca [cuica]:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
additional engineer:	Jean Diamont (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
additional mixer:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-03) (track 5)
assistant producer:	Scott Dibble (1991) (track 5) Everett Ravestein (1991) (track 5)
background vocals [wat’ups]:	Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 1) Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 1) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 1)
composer:	Vince Guaraldi (pianist) (track 3) Geddy Lee (tracks 3, 3) Alex Lifeson (tracks 3, 3) Andy Creeggan (tracks 3, 10) Jim Creeggan (tracks 3, 6, 10) Scott Dibble (track 11) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (tracks 1–5, 7–9, 11–14) Ed Robertson (tracks 1–3, 5–8, 11–12, 14–15) Tyler Stewart (track 3) Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (track 15)
engineer:	Everett Ravestein (1991) (track 5) Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
guest fiddle:	Dave Allen (Canadian violinist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14)
guest other instruments [secret noises]:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15)
guest shakers [shaker]:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8)
guest trumpet:	Chris Howells (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
guest bagpipe [bagpipes]:	Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15)
guest tambourine:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
guest pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]:	Lewis Melville (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 2, 6, 11, 14)
guest bassoon:	Catherine MacDonnell-Stephens (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 6)
guest organ:	Chris Brown (Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 10)
guest electric guitar [guitar solo]:	Martin Tielli (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15)
guest alto saxophone [alto sax] and baritone saxophone [baritone sax]:	Nic Gotham (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 9)
guest accordion:	Bob Wiseman (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14)
guest baritone saxophone [baritone sax]:	Nic Gotham (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
guest tenor saxophone [tenor sax]:	Gene Hardy (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
guest tenor saxophone [tenor saxes]:	Gene Hardy (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 9)
guest trombone:	Tom Walsh (Canadian trombonist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–2)
guest flugelhorn:	Chris Howells (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 6)
guest choir vocals:	Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Martin Tielli (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Dave Allen (Canadian violinist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Mike Barber (Suburban Tabernacle Choir) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Gregor Beresford (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Arlene Bishop (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Chris Brown (Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Erica Buss (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Meryn Cadell (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Dave Clark (Canadian drummer for Rheostatics) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Naida Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Matthew DeMatteo (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Kate Fenner (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Mike Ford (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Murray Foster (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Jean Ghomeshi (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Gene Hardy (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Natalie Herbert (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Shelley Hines (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Sally Lee (Chicken Milk, Long Branch, Venus Cures All) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) David Matheson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Lewis Melville (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Jason Mercer (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Janet Morassutti (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Keith Nakonechny (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Blair Packham (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Jo-Anne Page (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Matthew Page (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Steve Pitkin (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Jason Plumb (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Wilma Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Tannis Slimmon (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Earl Stokes (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Wayne Stokes (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Tim Vesely (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Veteran Warhorse (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) Bob Wiseman (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14)
guest other vocals [Teutonic intro vocal]:	Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2)
lead vocals [lead vocal]:	Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1991) (track 5) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 13) Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 6, 15)
lead vocals [scat]:	Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 10)
lyricist:	Andy Creeggan (tracks 3, 10) Jim Creeggan (tracks 3, 10) Scott Dibble (track 11) Pye Dubois (track 3) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (tracks 1–14) Neil Peart (tracks 3, 3) Ed Robertson (tracks 1–3, 5–6, 8, 10–12, 14–15) Tyler Stewart (track 3) Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (track 15)
other vocals [crowd noise, funky mouth]:	Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 3)
producer:	Barenaked Ladies (1991) (track 5) Michael Phillip-Wojewoda (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
publisher:	Scott Dibble (1992) (track 11) Tim Wilson (comedian & country music artist) (1992) (track 15)
vocals:	Andy Creeggan (1991) (track 5) Jim Creeggan (1991) (track 5) Ed Robertson (1991) (track 5) Tyler Stewart (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 3, 8) Andy Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6, 8–15) Jim Creeggan (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6, 8–10, 12–15) Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14–15) Ed Robertson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 7–14)
publisher:	Core Music Publishing (track 3) Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Inc. (track 3) Ole Core Music Publishing (track 3) Treat Baker Music Inc. (1992) (tracks 1–15)
additionally mixed at:	Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1992-03) (track 5)
additionally recorded at:	Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
mixed at:	Reaction Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1992-03) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
recorded at:	Chalet Studio in Ontario, Canada (1991) (track 5) Le Studio in Morin‐Heights, Quebec, Canada (1992-02) (tracks 1–4, 6–15)
edits:	Crazy by Barenaked Ladies (track 15)
arrangements:	Linus and Lucy (2014 arrangement) (track 3)
is based on:	Games (track 11) Happy Hour (track 1) Mr. Roboto (track 8) Step by Step (track 11) You Got It (The Right Stuff) (track 11)
later parody versions:	If I Had a Million Ducats (track 14) Tom Saw Ya (track 3) Tom Servo (track 3)
partial instrumental cover recording of:	Linus and Lucy (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 3) The Spirit of Radio (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 3) Tom Sawyer (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 3)
recording of:	Be My Yoko Ono (1991) (track 5) Blame It On Me (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 12) Box Set (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 9) Brian Wilson (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 4) Crazy (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 15) Enid (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 2) Grade 9 (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 3) Hello City (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 1) I Love You (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 10) If I Had $1,000,000 (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 14) New Kid (On the Block) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 11) The Flag (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 13) The King of Bedside Manor (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 8) What a Good Boy (song originally by Barenaked Ladies) (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 7) Wrap Your Arms Around Me (1992-02 – 1992-03) (track 6)

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manufactured in:	United States (in 1996)

art direction and photography:	Neil Prime-Coote (in 1992-03)
sound engineer:	Robin Billinton
mastering:	Greg Calbi (American mastering engineer) (in 1992-03)

rights society:	SOCAN (Do not use this as a release label or work publisher!)
manufactured by:	WEA Manufacturing Inc. (in 1996)
copyrighted by and phonographic copyright by:	Sire Records Company (not for release label use!) (in 1992)

mastered at:	Sterling Sound (split/relocated to Nashville and Edgewater studios in 2018, but NY studio planned to reopen in 2019) in New York, New York, United States (in 1992-03)

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/2594787 [info]
ASIN:	US: B000002LU8 [info]

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live performances:	If I Had $1000000

part of:	Music Canada Certified Diamond Albums (order: 9) Music Canada Certified Eight Times Platinum Albums (order: 9) Music Canada Certified Nine Times Platinum Albums (order: 9) Music Canada Certified Quintuple Platinum Albums (order: 10) Music Canada Certified Seven Times Platinum Albums (order: 10) Music Canada Certified Six Times Platinum Albums (order: 10) Music Canada Certified Quadruple Platinum Albums (order: 11) Music Canada Certified Triple Platinum Albums (order: 17) Music Canada Certified Double Platinum Albums (order: 37) Music Canada Certified Platinum Albums (order: 56) Music Canada Certified Gold Albums (order: 147)

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/master/125099 [info]
lyrics page:	http://lyrics.wikia.com/Barenaked_Ladies:Gordon_(1992) [info] https://genius.com/albums/Barenaked-ladies/Gordon [info]
other databases:	http://www.musik-sammler.de/album/86080 [info] https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/barenaked_ladies/gordon_f1/ [info]
Allmusic:	https://www.allmusic.com/album/mw0000081549 [info]
Wikidata:	Q5584781 [info]

Gordon

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