Make The Madness Stop
1,620
Pop
Make The Madness Stop was released on January 1, 1967 by Light in the Attic as a part of the album Kites Are Fun
Melodicness
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Acousticness
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Valence
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Danceability
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BPM131
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Free Design
Performer
Bruce Dedrick
Vocals
Chris Dedrick
Vocals
Bernie Glow
Trumpet
Bill Lavorgna
Drums
Buddy Marrow
Trombone
Dick Hyman
Organ
George Ricci
Cello
Jay Berliner
Guitar
Joe Wilder
Trumpet
Marvin Stamm
Trumpet
Paul Griffin
Bass
Phil Bodner
Woodwinds
Ralph Casale
Guitar
Ray Alonge
French Horn
Ray Beckenstein
Woodwinds
Romeo Penque
Woodwinds
Russ Savakus
Bass
Rusty Dedrick
Trumpet
Sandra Dedrick
Vocals
Stan Freeman
Harpsichord
Stanley Webb
Woodwinds
Theodore Weis
Trumpet
Tony Mottola
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Bruce Dedrick
Composer
Chris Dedrick
Arranger
Sandra Dedrick Zynczak
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Julie Klages
Cover Art
Phil Ramone
Engineer
