The Smittens - Together Forever in Love
from Constant and True — A Tribute to the Songs of Rose Melberg by Various Artists
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Limited Edition Compact Disc
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credits
Max - keys and vocals
Missy - keys and vocals
Dana - guitar and vocals
Colin - guitar and vocals
Holly - drums
David - bass
Recorded by The Smittens at 161 North Ave
Mixed by Gary Olson at Marlborough Farms
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February Records Boston, Massachusetts
February Records is a (defunct?) independent pop music micro-label based in Boston. "March, April & May" is a pop music zine (that hasn't published since 2019).
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