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White Knuckle Scorin' / White Knuckle Scorin' / White Knuckle Scorin'

Catalog Number	MCAC 10551
Barcode	008811051143
Release Date	Dec 03, 1991
Publish Format	Commercial
Release Price	Unknown (U.S.)
Media Format	Cassette
Classification	Vocal, Original Work
Label	MCA / MCA / MCA
Distributor	Uni Distribution / Uni Distribution / Uni Distribution
Phonographic Copyright	MCA Records, Inc. / MCA Records, Inc. / MCA Records, Inc.

Credits

Performer / Performer

Jellyfish, Crosby Stills & Nash, Bombshell, Roy Orbison, Dire Straits, Alias, Flesh For Lulu, Trixter, Britny Fox, Sheena Easton

Tracklist

English

Disc 1

	A-Side
01	Ignorance is Bliss - Jellyfish	3:58
02	How Have You Been? - Crosby Stills & Nash	3:58
03	Magic in the Night - Bombshell	3:49
04	I Drove All Night - Roy Orbison	5:18
05	Iron Hand - Dire Straits	3:45
06	Into the Fire - Alias	3:10
	Side length 23:58
	B-Side
07	She Was - Flesh for Lulu	4:37
08	Line of Fire - Trixter	4:41
09	Turn On - Britny Fox	3:43
10	Forever Friends - Sheena Easton	3:57

Side length 16:58

Notes

White Knuckle Scorin' is a compilation by many artists. "Ignorance is Bliss" by the Jellyfish, is the only Mario-related song on the album. The album is a soundtrack to the story book that comes with the album. The long boxed version of the cassette tape, came with two stickers attached, one saying "Official Nintendo Soundtrack", and the other the Nintendo 'Seal of Quality'.

The book enclosed with the album is in the shape and size of a CD insert. The book has several comic book type illustrations, but the story itself is mainly text. The story is based on getting the characters to say the name of one of the songs, and has a moment after each title where one of the characters says "Song Cue". It was a loose adaptation of Super Mario World, done by the same people who had produced the Nintendo Comics System stories.

Executive Producers: Ken Kushnick and David Passick

The album is dedicated to the memory of Bobby Brooks. Part of the proceeds from the album went towards the establishment of a 'Robert H. Brooks' foundation for children's literacy.