Sterling Crew
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Mark "Sterling" Crew is a San Francisco-based music composer/musician, and a former keyboardist of the band, Santana. He was contracted by Spencer Nilsen to help compose songs for the American soundtrack of Sonic CD. In addition to Sonic CD, Sterling has also composed music for a number of other Sega CD games. [1]
Contents
Production history
Games
- Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Mega-CD; 1993) — Additional Music Composed and Produced by[1] (as Sterling)
- Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Windows PC; 1996) — Additional Music Composed and Produced by[2] (as Sterling)
Music
- Sonic the Hedgehog Boom (CD; 1994) — Collision Chaos, Metallic Madness and Robotnik Composed by[3] (as Sterling)
- Sonic the Hedgehog Boom (CD; 1994) — Produced by[3] (as Sterling)
- Sonic the Hedgehog Boom (CD; 1994) — Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming[3] (as Sterling)
Song credits
- Main article: Sterling Crew/Song credits.
Sonic CD (U.S. edition)
- Collision Chaos (Present) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Collision Chaos (Good Future) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Collision Chaos (Bad Future) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Metallic Madness (Present) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Metallic Madness (Good Future) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Metallic Madness (Bad Future) — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Boss!! — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming
- Final Fever — Music & Arrangement, Produced by (w/Charles Albert), Guitar, Keyboards and Fairlight III Programming