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1	–Adam F	Mexican Flyer (Adam F Remix)	5:38
2	–Dr. Pris & Dr. Rachel	Mexican Flyer 2000 Engineer – Hirokazu AkashiProgrammed By – Kenichi Tokoi	5:46
3	–Gomi	Mexican Flyer (Gomi's Lair No Vox Mix) Engineer – Dave Darington*	10:38
4	–Ryosuke Imai	Mexican Flyer (Tinyvoice Production Remix) Keyboards – Masato Suzuki Recorded By [Assistant] – Ayumi UsudaVocals – Miyuki Hatakeyama	5:38
5	–Ken Woodman & His Piccadilly Brass	Mexican Flyer (Original)	2:35
6	–Kenji Eno	Mexican Flyer (Snowbird Mix) Engineer – Motoharu TsujiProgrammed By – Kazuhiro Yamahara	10:04

Companies, etc.

• Made By – Tokuma Japan Communications
• Produced For – Sega Enterprises, Ltd
• Licensed From – Sega Enterprises, Ltd
• Licensed To – Shanghai Music Ltd.
• Manufactured By – Tokuma Japan Communications Co., Ltd.
• Mastered At – AST Mastering Studio

Credits

• A&R – Masakazu Sakuma
• Art Direction, Design – Masahiro Magik Kobayashi
• Coordinator [Production] – Nobuhiko Shimizu
• Executive-Producer – Hiroshi Matsui
• Mastered By, Engineer – Mitsuo Koike
• Music By, Written-By – Ken Woodman & His Piccadilly Brass
• Producer – Tetsuya Mizuguchi
• Producer [Assistant] – Mineko Okamura

Notes

Several arrangements and covers of the 1966 track Mexican Flyer by Ken Woodman & His Piccadilly Brass, a track which appears prominently in the SEGA video game Space Channel 5 ™.

Release comes packaged in silver gatefold digipack case.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GM-301	Various	Space Channel 5 Remix Tracks ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Ever Anime International Records	GM-301	Taiwan	2000

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