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Recorded at Chico's Organic, Malibu, California; 1750 Arch Street, Berkeley, California and The Mixing Lab, Newton, Massachusetts. Originally released on Flying Fish. Includes liner notes by Michael Melford.
Adapter: Geoff Muldaur.
Personnel: Geoff Muldaur (vocals, guitar, banjo, clarinet, alto saxophone, piano, keyboards, washboard); Amos Garrett (vocals, guitar, trombone); Stephen Bruton (vocals, guitar); Michael Melford (vocals, mandolin); David Burgin (vocals, harmonica); George Len, George Leh, Fritz Richmond, Steve Burdett, Whit Griswold, Jenni Muldaur, Sarah Brown (vocals); Stephen Burton (guitar); Barbara Mendelsohn (dulcimer); Pierre Beauregard (harmonica); Crispin Cioe (saxophone); Chris Cioe (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Scott Mathews (tenor saxophone, drums, percussion); Peter Ecklund (trumpet, flugelhorn, horns); Mike Utley (piano, keyboards); Dennis Whitted, Richard Dishman, Sammy Creason (drums).
Audio Mixers: Gregg Lunsford; John Nagy; Paul Mufson.
Liner Note Author: Michael Melford.
Recording information: 1750 Arch Street, Brekeley, CA; Chico's Organic, Malibu, CA.
Personnel includes: Geoff Muldaur (vocals, guitar, banjo, clarinet, alto saxophone, piano); Jenny Muldaur (vocals); Amos Garrett (guitar, trombone, background vocals); Stephen Bruton (guitar); Barbara Mendelsohn (hammered dulcimer); Michael Melford (mandolin, background vocals); Dave Burgin (harmonica, background vocals): Pierre Beauregard (harmonica): Chris Cioe (alto, tenor & baritone saxophones); Len Nitmar (tenor & baritone saxophones); Scott Matthews (tenor saxophone, drums, percussion); Peter Ecklund (trumpet, flugelhorn); Nicholas Ten Broek (trombone); Mike Utley (piano); Bill Rich (bass); Dennis Whitted, Rich Dishman, Sammy Creason (drums).
Engineers include: Dennis Dragon, Bob Shumaker, Paul Mufson.
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Stephen Bruton - vocals, guitar
Sammy Creason - drums
Amos Garrett - guitar, trombone, background vocals
Peter Ecklund - trumpet, flugelhorn, horns
Dennis Whitted
Geoff Muldaur - vocals, guitar, banjo, clarinet, alto saxophone, piano, keyboards, washboard
Scott Matthews - tenor saxophone, drums, percussion
Crispin Cioe - saxophone
Sarah Brown - vocals
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