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This "Southern Captain Beefheart" misses, but this Colonel (Ret.) is original. ~ Robert Gordon
Live Recording
Recorded at Southern Living Studio, Atlanta, Georgia. Includes liner notes by John Bell & Lincoln Metcalf.
Engineers include: Jim Zumpano, Ed Miller, Ricky Keller.
Personnel includes: Col. Bruce Hampton (vocals, slide mandolin, chazoid); Paul Barrere, Tinsley Ellis (guitar); Lincoln Metcalf (horns, bass, potarth); Joe Jennings, Jon Marret, Pat Buchanan (horns); T. Lavitz (keyboards); Oteil Burbridge (bass); Sonny Emory, Jeff Sipe (drums).
Producers: Col. Bruce Hampton, Ricky Keller.
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