What connects this song
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Released on EMI America, also Time Will Crawl (David Bowie), Modern Love (David Bowie) and Ricochet (David Bowie)
Engineered by Mark Smith, also Roll On Down the Highway (Bachman–Turner Overdrive), You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet (Bachman–Turner Overdrive) and Hey You (Bachman–Turner Overdrive)
Produced by Noah Shark, also I Need to Know (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers), Listen to Her Heart (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) and No Second Thoughts (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)
Part of Jungle, also Cry Baby, Don’t You Love Her and Jungle
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
John Hug produced 7 of Dwight Twilley’s top 10 songs
Mark Smith engineered 39 songs on fono
Noah Shark produced 21 songs on fono
Mark Smith’s most frequent co-producer is Noah Shark (11 songs together)
Credits
All 28 credits
- Written by
- Dwight Twilley
- Produced by
- John Hug, Mark Smith and Noah Shark
- Performed by
- Alan Pasqua, Barry Trop, Bill Pitcock IV, Buzz Feiten, Craig Hull, Craig Krampf, George Michalski, Jimmy May, John Hug, Kenny Lee Lewis, Michael Boddicker, Mike Baird, Mike Campbell, Noah Shark, Richie Zito, Roger Linn, Sandy Stein, Steve Forman, Steve Goldstein, Susan Cowsill and Tom Petty
- Engineered by
- Mark Smith
- Part of
- Jungle
- Released on
- EMI America
- Written by
- Dwight Twilley
- Produced by
- John Hug, Mark Smith and Noah Shark
- Performed by
- Alan Pasqua, Barry Trop, Bill Pitcock IV, Buzz Feiten, Craig Hull, Craig Krampf, George Michalski, Jimmy May, John Hug, Kenny Lee Lewis, Michael Boddicker, Mike Baird, Mike Campbell, Noah Shark, Richie Zito, Roger Linn, Sandy Stein, Steve Forman, Steve Goldstein, Susan Cowsill and Tom Petty
- Engineered by
- Mark Smith
- Part of
- Jungle
- Released on
- EMI America
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same engineer: Mark Smith
Same producer: Noah Shark
Same producer: John Hug
Same label: EMI America
Same engineer: Mark Smith
Same producer: Noah Shark
Same producer: John Hug
Same label: EMI America
Elsewhere
Sources (29)
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1MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Alan Pasqua
2MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Barry Trop
3MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Bill Pitcock IV
4MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Buzz Feiten
5MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Craig Hull
6MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Craig Krampf
7MusicBrainz Girls was performed by George Michalski
8MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Jimmy May
9MusicBrainz Girls was performed by John Hug
10MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Kenny Lee Lewis
11MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Michael Boddicker
Girls was performed by Michael Boddicker
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
12MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Mike Baird
13MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Mike Campbell
14MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Noah Shark
15MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Richie Zito
16MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Roger Linn
17MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Sandy Stein
18MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Steve Forman
19MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Steve Goldstein
20MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Susan Cowsill
21MusicBrainz Girls was performed by Tom Petty
22MusicBrainz Girls was produced by John Hug
23MusicBrainz Girls was produced by Mark Smith
24MusicBrainz Girls was produced by Noah Shark
25MusicBrainz Girls was written by Dwight Twilley
26MusicBrainz Girls is part of the release Jungle
27MusicBrainz EMI America is the label of the song Girls
EMI America is the label of the song Girls
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
28MusicBrainz Girls was engineered by Mark Smith
29MusicBrainz Girls was released on 1984-01-01