The Dawn (album)

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The Dawn
Studio album by The Dawn
Released	June 20, 1987
Recorded	Cinema Studio Inc. Quezon City, Philippines[1]
Studio	Cinema Audio Inc.
Genre	Rock, new wave
Label	OctoArts International, Inc. (now PolyEast Records)
Producer	Bob Guzman Jose Mari Gonzales ("Enveloped Ideas")
The Dawn chronology
The Dawn (1987) I Stand With You (1988)
Singles from The Dawn
"Enveloped Ideas" Released: 1987

The Dawn is the first album by the

The songs "Dreams", "Give Me the Night", "Mad Game", "Behind Shadows" and "Enveloped Ideas" were performed at Concert at the Park in Luneta. "Dreams" was written by the guitarist Teddy Diaz with the band's manager Martin Galan. The intro to "Susi" has a bassline by Carlos Balcells.

Track listing

Personnel

The Dawn

• Teddy Diaz — lead guitar, backing vocals, keyboards^[1]
• JB Leonor — drums, keyboards
• Jett Pangan — lead vocals, keyboards, guitar^[1]
• bass guitar

Additional personnel and production

• Pablo Molina — lead vocal introduction on "Enveloped Ideas"
• Isabel Yotoko — backing vocals
• Henry Toribio — backing vocals, assisting
• Bob Guzman — producer
• Jose Mari Gonzales — producer on "Enveloped Ideas"
• Rick Santos & Oscar Mallari —
  engineer
• Nonie Tabios — assistant engineer
• Recorded at: Cinema Audio inc.
• Assistant Engineer: Nonie Tabios

References