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Recording information: Brick Shay Studio, Franklin, TN; Hilltop Studios, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Senor McGuire.
Arranger: Glen Duncan.
Personnel: Glen Duncan (fiddle); Bobby Osborne (vocals, mandolin); Eddie Stubbs (vocals); Gregg Galbraith (acoustic guitar, gut-string guitar); Ray Craft, Bobby All (acoustic guitar); Earl Scruggs, Charlie Cushman (banjo); David Harvey, Jesse McReynolds (mandolin); Robin Smith (acoustic bass).
Audio Mixer: Jan Stolpe.
Dirty Linen (8/03, p.51) - "...[The songs] range from a smooth, soulful 'Angel's Lullaby' to a crisp but brief fiddle/banjo duet with Earl Scruggs, to the upbeat, fiddle-dominated 'Duncan's Blues'... Glen Duncan Songs | 1. | Mountain Hornpipe |
| 2. | Angel's Lullaby |
| 3. | Duncan's Blues |
| 4. | Footprints in the Snow |
| 5. | Gallatin Road |
| 6. | Lonesome Ridge |
| 7. | Sally Gooden |
| 8. | Cross Cut Saw |
| 9. | Old Chieftain, The |
| 10. | December's Child |
| 11. | Katy Hill |
| 12. | Touch of the Master's Hand |
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