Sun City Girls (album) explained

Sun City Girls
Type:	album
Artist:	Sun City Girls
Cover:	Sun City Girls - Sun City Girls.jpg
Recorded:	Cereus and Desert Sounds Studios, Phoenix, AZ
Genre:	Experimental rock, noise rock, avant-garde jazz
Length:	40:39
Label:	Placebo
Producer:	The Cat, Greg Hynes, Tony Victor
Next Title:	Grotto of Miracles
Next Year:	1986

Sun City Girls is the eponymously titled debut studio album of American experimental rock band Sun City Girls, released in 1984 by Placebo Records.^[1]

Personnel

Adapted from the Sun City Girls liner notes.^[2]

Sun City Girls

• Alan Bishop – bass guitar, guitar, alto saxophone, trumpet, dulcimer, tape, percussion, vocals
• Richard Bishop – lap steel guitar, piano, organ, melodica, flute, percussion
• Charles Gocher – drums, horns, guitar, percussion, bongos, güiro, bells, triangle, whistle, xylophone, vocals

Production and additional personnel

• Tom Barnes – engineering
• The Cat – production
• Greg Hynes – production
• Sandy Lamont – engineering
• M.A.C. – cover art
• Sun City Girls – mixing
• Tony Victor – production
• Jeff Wetherby – engineering

Notes and References

1. Ira . Robbins . David . Sprague . Sun City Girls . . 2007 . July 10, 2015.
2. Sun City Girls . Sun City Girls (album) . . 1984 . sleeve . Placebo Records . Phoenix, Arizona.