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Recording information: Woodshed, Memphis, TN (02/12/2003-03/18/2003).
Photographer: Nancy Apple.
Arrangers: Ronnie Vandiver; Nancy Apple.
Personnel: Nancy Apple (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, accordion, tambourine, background vocals); The Ordinaires (vocals); Ronnie Vandiver (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano); Keith Sykes (acoustic guitar); Jay Harrington (electric guitar); Mark Autry (lap steel guitar); Bob Salley (mandolin); James Cunningham (drums); Rebecca Evans Russell (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Keith Sykes.
Shoulda Lied About That Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $3.19) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Country CDs, Folk | | Label | Ringo | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank |  368933  | | CD Universe Part number | 6106647 | | Catalog number | 2003 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 05, 2003 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Ronnie Vandiver; Keith Sykes; Nancy Apple | | Engineer | Keith Sykes | | Personnel | Rebecca Evans Russell - background vocals
Keith Sykes - acoustic guitar
Nancy Apple - vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, accordion, tambourine, background vocals
James Cunningham - drums
Bob Salley - mandolin
Jay Harrington - electric guitar
Mark Autry - lap steel guitar
Ronnie Vandiver - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano
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Nancy Apple Shoulda Lied About That Songs | 1. | This Time Around |
| 2. | Mama's Stories |
| 3. | Fruit of the Vine |
| 4. | Kind to Break a Heart, The |
| 5. | Same Old Thing |
| 6. | Shoulda Lied About That |
| 7. | Queen of Country |
| 8. | Cookin' Good |
| 9. | My Boyfriend |
| 10. | Outlaw, The |
| 11. | Angel Fire |
| 12. | Have Mercy |
| 13. | Hard Luck 'N Old Dogs |
| 14. | Fruit of the Vine |
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