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Recorded between 1963 & 1969.
Personnel: John Duffey (vocals, tenor, guitar, mandolin); Charlie Waller (vocals, tenor, guitar); Eddie Adcock (tenor, baritone, banjo); Pete Kuykendall (banjo).
Liner Note Author: Richard K. Spottswood.
Recording information: 04/1963-03/1969.
Photographer: Eddie Huffman.
The Country Gentlemen: John Duffey (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Charlie Waller (vocals, guitar); Eddie Adcock (vocals, banjo); Ed Ferris, Tom Gray (bass).
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