Singing Priests of Tagbilaran (1998)

Singing Priests of Tagbilaran (1998)
Studio album by the Singing Priests of Tagbilaran
Released	1998
Genre	Religious Pop Jazz
Label	DartPro, LLC
the Singing Priests of Tagbilaran chronology
Singing Priests of Tagbilaran (1998) Singing Priests of Tagbilaran (2003)

Singing Priests of Tagbilaran is the debut album of the Singing Priests of Tagbilaran which contains a collection of religious and popular songs in English, Tagalog and Cebuano.^[1] The album was recorded in the United States in 1998.

Track listing

1. "Our Father/I Believe" (Medley)
   • Malotte/Drake-Shirl-Stillman-Graham
2. "Tanging Ikaw Lamang"
   • Music and lyrics by Arnold Zamora
3. "Can We Be Lovers?"
   • Music and Lyrics by Arnold Zamora
4. "The Way We Were"
   • M. Hamlisch/A. Bergman
5. "Without You"
   • Music by Arnold Zamora and lyrics by Eugene D. Tungol
6. "My Dearest Friend"
   • Music and lyrics by Arnold Zamora
7. "Molungtad Ba?"
   • Music and lyrics by Arnold Zamora
8. "Five Minutes"
   • Music and lyrics by Arnold Zamora
9. "Damgo Man Lang"
   • Music by Eutiquio Solis Jr. and words by Antonio Amora, Jr.
10. "Nais Ko"
    • Words and music by Ryan Cayabyab
11. "Though But A Dream"
    • Music by TQ Solis Jr. and lyrics by Arnold Zamora
12. "Tonight/One Voice (Medley)"
    • L. Bernstein/Sonheim/Manilow

Credits

• Executive Producers: Delia Panelo and Tessie Madrinan
• Engineered by Larry Santiago and John Johnson
• All songs arranged and instrumental tracks performed by Arnold Zamora except for the following:
  • "Molungtad Ba?", arranged by Hermes Lungay and additional tracks by Arnold Zamora
  • Saxophone for "Can We Be Lovers?" and "Five Minutes": Daniel Santiago
  • Piano for Damgo Man Lang by Rudy Villanueva
  • Guitar for Can We Be Lovers by Bob Villegas.
• Recorded, mixed and mastered at J-Lab Studios, Daly City, USA
• 1998 DartPro Records

Other information

• "Damgo Man Lang" was the First Prize Winner of the 3rd Cebu Metro Pop Music Festival held in Cebu City, Philippines. Music by Eutiquio Solis Jr. and words by Antonio Amora, Jr. It was interpreted by Boholano singer Arthur Ungab.
• In 1998, cassette tapes were still commonly used by the Boholanos. So, the tape was produced from the CD.

References

1. Singing Priests of Tagbilaran www.soundclick.com Retrieved 25 January 2007.

External links

• Singing Priests of Tagbilaran at Soundclick.com