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Live From 1996
Liner Note Author: Penny Wolfe.
Recording information: Ecko Sounds Studios, Memphis, TN (1996); Southern Crossroads Festival, Centennial Olympic Park, (1996).
Personnel: Rufus Thomas (vocals); Michael Toles (guitar); Jim Spake (tenor saxophone); Scott Thompson (trumpet); Marvell Thomas (keyboards); James Robertson (drums); Jackie Johnson, Bertram Brown, William Brown (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Logan Patton; Bryan Patrick.
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