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Liner Note Author: Jim Hurst.
Photographers: Stan Tomczak; Mike Melnyk; James Madison Thomas.
Personnel: Jim Hurst (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Jason Thomas (vocals, mandolin, fiddle); Mark Schatz (claw hammer banjo); Kenny Malone (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Erick Jaskowiak.
Claire Lynch Whatcha Gonna Do Songs | 1. | Great Day In the Mornin' |
| 2. | Highway |
| 3. | Mockingbird's Voice, The |
| 4. | Face To Face |
| 5. | That's What Makes You Strong |
| 6. | Whatcha Gonna Do |
| 7. | Crazy Train |
| 8. | Canary's Song, A |
| 9. | My Florida Sunshine |
| 10. | Widow's Weeds |
| 11. | Barbed Wire Boys |
| 12. | Woods of Sipsey |
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