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Cracking the Code

Cracking the Code is the third studio album (and fifth album) by Stephen Dale Petit, released on 15 September 2013 and recorded primarily at Blackbird Studios in Nashville. It was recorded by Grammy award-winning producer Vance Powell and consists of eleven original songs. The album features appearances from several notable guests including Howlin’ Wolf…

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Genres
Blues · new blues · blues rock · rock
Label
333 Records Ltd
Producer
Stephen Dale Petit
Recorded
Blackbird Studios, Sputnik Sound, Barbershop Studios, Music Shed Studios, Smokehouse London, 2kHz Studios, Headquarters London
Released
2013

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Pre-production and recording sessions at Blackbird Studios

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Cracking the Code

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related to Critical reception and press coverage · 25
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related to Album artwork · 20
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related to Singles · 19
Cracking the Code → BBC Radio, Chief Phil Alexander, Follow, Friends, Gideon Coe, Holla, June, Lead, London, MOJO, MOJO Editor, MOJO Rocks Radio Show, My Friend Bob, Rough Trade West, The Black Keys, The Bob Harris, The Express, The Paul Jones, The Times
related to Post-production, limited edition vinyl and album artwork · 11
Cracking the Code → All, CD, Code, Cracking, George Ingram, It, Nashville, Nashville Record Productions, Petit, Richard Dodd, The
related to Pre-production and recording sessions at Blackbird Studios · 6
Cracking the Code → After The Crave I'd, Blues Matters, Code, Cracking, In, Petit
Genres · 4
Cracking the Code → Blues, blues rock, new blues, rock
Label · 1
Cracking the Code → 333 Records Ltd
Producer · 1
Cracking the Code → Stephen Dale Petit
Recorded · 1
Cracking the Code → Blackbird Studios, Sputnik Sound, Barbershop Studios, Music Shed Studios, Smokehouse London, 2kHz Studios, Headquarters London
Released · 1
Cracking the Code → 2013

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Cracking the CodeGenresBlues1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeGenresnew blues1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeGenresblues rock1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeGenresrock1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeLabel333 Records Ltd1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeProducerStephen Dale Petit1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeRecordedBlackbird Studios, Sputnik Sound, Barbershop Studios, Music Shed Studios, Smokehouse London, 2kHz Studios, Headquarters London1.00infobox
Cracking the CodeReleased20131.00infobox
Cracking the Codeis athird studio album0.90text
Cracking the Coderelated to Album artworkThe0.60section
Cracking the Coderelated to Album artworkHill Garden0.60section
Cracking the Coderelated to Album artworkHampstead Heath0.60section

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