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Recorded at Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas. Personnel: Wayne Hancock (vocals, guitar); Tony Loke, Dave Biller (guitar); Jeremy Wakefield (steel guitar); Ric Ramirez, Shawn Supra (bass). Down Beat (1/02, p.72) - 3 stars out ... Full Descriptionof 5 - "Hancock's steel guitar-tweaked juke joint swing has a spark to it that confirms he's a direct descendant of those resilient, guitar-toting country & western and folk blues heroes..." Mojo (Publisher) (11/01, p.100) - "...Good stuff..." Hide Description Wayne Hancock A-Town Blues Songs A-Town Blues Review
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