Mark May And The Agitators - Call On The Blues mp3

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Credits

• Bass – Dan Cooper
• Drums, Producer – Danny Goza
• Engineer – Matt Weaver
• Guest, Backing Vocals – Rusty McFarland (tracks: 1)
• Guest, Bass Guitar – Rusty McFarland (tracks: 8)
• Guest, Guitar – Joe Guitar Hughes (tracks: 6)
• Guest, Horn [Horn Section] – Eric Demmer
• Guest, Keyboards – Tony Herdejurgen
• Guest, Percussion [Hand Claps] – Rusty McFarland (tracks: 5)
• Guest, Rhythm Guitar – Rusty McFarland (tracks: 11)
• Guest, Saxophone [Saxophone Ear] – Eric Demmer
• Harmonica, Vocals – Dave Nevling
• Photography By – Steve Roberts
• Vocals, Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Bass [six-string], Producer – Mark May
• Written-By – Dave Nevling (tracks: 5, 8), Little Johnny Taylor (tracks: 7), Mark May (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9 to 12)

Barcodes

• Barcode: 097037940829

Companies

• Recorded At – Light In Sound
• Mixed At – Crosstown Recorders

Info

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