American Made (Wakefield album) explained
American Made is the debut album by Wakefield, released in 2003.
Promotion
To support the album, Wakefield opened for Avril Lavigne on North American dates on the second leg of her Try to Shut Me Up Tour.
Personnel
- Vince Jones – Digital Editing
- Brian Gardner – Mastering
- John O'Brien – Programming, loops
- L.A. Reid – Executive producer
- Matt Wallace – Producer
- Luke Ebbin – Producer
- Gary Tole – Engineer
- Mike Landolt – Engineer
- Posie Muliadi – Engineer
- Gary Tole – Mixing
- Jeffrey Schulz – Art direction
- Chapman Baehler – Photography
- Joshua Sarubin – A&R
- Robert Mainwaring – A&R
- Peter Doris – Assistant
- Rich Tapper – Assistant
- Anthony Ruotolo – Assistant
- Courtney Walter – Design
- Joe-Mama Nitzberg – Creative designer
- Wakefield – Main performer
- Ryan Escolopio – Guitar, vocals
- Aaron Escolopio – Drums, background vocals
- J.D. Tennyson – Guitar, vocals
- Mike Schoolden – Bass, background vocals
- Tim Pagnotta – Background vocals
