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Audio Mixer: Steve Short.
Personnel: David Joseph (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica); Aubry Noble (vocals, violin); Stacey Angello, Ty Smith (vocals); Paul Buono (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); David Russell (violin); Roger Moris, Eric Speece (piano, keyboards); Robert Hochberg (piano); Doug Price, Paul Arntz (bass guitar); Bob Angello (acoustic guitar, steel guitar); Dug Grieves (electric guitar); Adam Silverman, Tom Wells (drums, percussion).
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