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Recorded at Peace In The Valley Studio, Arleta, California on August 6-8, 2002.
Personnel: Nathan James (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Ben Hernández (vocals, harmonica, kazoo); James Harman (vocals, harmonica, shaker).
Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA (08/06/2002-08/08/2002).
Photographers: Abana James; James Harman.
Personnel includes: Nathan James (guitar); Ben Hernandez (vocals, jazz horn, washtub bass); James Harmen (vocals, harmonica).
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