Peter Lang Lycurgus CD

Lycurgus Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Folk
Label	Horus
Orig Year	1975
All Time Sales Rank	153773
CD Universe Part number	5839338
Catalog number	1044
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 29, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Peter Lang
Personnel	Peter Lang - 6-& 12 string guitars Dick Hedlund - bass Bill Hinkley - mandolin Butch Thompson - clarinet, piano Cal Hand - pedal steel guitar, dobro

Peter Lang Lycurgus Songs

	1.	Round Worm Reel
	2.	That Will Never Happen No More
	3.	Green Apple Quickstep
	4.	Untitled Oblivion
	5.	Lycurgus
	6.	Poor Howard
	7.	Let the Old Boy Go
	8.	V / The Connecticut Promissory Rag
	9.	Zero Adjustment
	10.	Flames Along the Monongahela
	11.	Untitled Oblivion - (TRUE instrumental)
	12.	V / The Connecticut Promissory Rag - (alternate take)
	13.	Zero Adjustment - (TRUE instrumental)
	14.	Hello Baby Blues
	15.	Stackolee

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