Music by Tommy Tallarico Studios, Inc.
Composed, Orchestrated & Arranged by: Tommy Tallarico
Additional Music & Orchestration: Tony Bernetich, Christopher Beck
Guitars: Tommy Tallarico, Michael 'Bijan' Johnson
Accordion: Thomas V. Tallarico
Recorded at Tommy Tallarico Studios - Orange County, CA
Mixing Engineers: Tommy Tallarico & Buzz Burrowes
Mixed at: The Record Plant - Hollywood, CA
Mastered at: A&M Studios - Hollywood, CA
Mastering Engineer: Dave Collins & Patricia Sullivan
Soundtrack Executive Producers: Tommy Tallarico & Mustin
Soundtrack Art Design: Olga Bosserdt
Album Cover Design: Tommy Tallarico
Illustrations by Katherine Garner (aka Lemm) & Doug TenNaple
Special Thanks: Pauline Tallarico, Thomas V. Tallarico, Mike Tallarico, Steven Tyler, David Perry, David Luehmann, Doug TenNaple, Nick Bruty, Mike Dietz, Joey Kuras, Mark Miller, Jack Wall, Marc Geiger, Becky Young, Victor Lucas, Mark Guleno, Douglas Adams, Zaphod Beeblebrox, Harry Houdini, Tron, Leeloo Dallas Multi-Pass, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Lugwig von Beethoven, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Stan Lee, Spider-Man, the entire New York Yankees organization and the D'Amico & Tallarico families.
=REMIX CREDITS=
'Earthworm Jim - Invertebrate Retreat (Subterranean Remix)'
Written by Tommy Tallarico
Arranged and sequenced by Daniel Baranowsky
Vocals performed by Daniel Baranowsky
Guitar performed by Vig
Rap Vocals performed by Waleed Hawatky
'Wormaphobic Disorder (Tangerine Remix)'
Remix by Proticity
'Glow Worm Jim (Subterranean Radio Edit Remix)'
Remix by Mazedude
'What the Heck (The OneUps Remix)'
Written by Tommy Tallarico
Arranged by Mustin
Violin: Greg Kennedy
Tenor Sax: Anthony Lofton
Nylon String Guitar: William Reyes
Marimba: Mustin
Bass: Matthew 'Moose' Bridges
Drums: Jared Dunn
'Early Bird (Junkit Remix)'
Remix by Rayagon
'Lorenzen's Dirt (Subterranean Remix)'
Remix by Theodor 'Undersky' Berg
'Keyz to New Junk City (Junkit Remix)'
Remix by Mazedude
Here are some clarifications by Tommy Tallarico about the game music credits:
'We put Mark Miller's name on the credits because I was still working at Virgin when the game was being worked on (but was secrectly working on EWJ on the side). At the time we didn't want to upset anyone at Virgin so we put Mark's name (who is a great friend of mine.. ToeJam & Earl baby!!) on the project. Mark actually did help to convert the Sega Genesis work I was doing to the SNES.
Because of the style of music, sounds, approach, samples, etc.. everyone in the industry and press kinda knew it was me. So after I left Virgin and started my own company (Tommy Tallarico Studios, Inc.) people wanted to know the 'real' story so I let everyone know it was actually me.
The other guys you mentioned (and who I give credit to) did the following..
Mical Pedriana - helped to orchestrate 3 or 4 of the electronica-style tunes (i.e. drum beats & synths). (EWJ 1)
Tony Bernetich - helped me orchestrate the banjo instrumentation and the ragtime piano piece. (EWJ 1)
Christopher Beck - worked with me on writing the 'Anything But Tangerines' organ stuff (from EWJ 2)
Bijan Johnson - played guitar on the 'Anything But Tangerines' tune (Sega-CD and album version)'