J.D. Crowe & The New South - My Home Ain't In The Hall Of Fame Album

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Credits

• Banjo, Baritone Vocals, Mixed By – J.D. Crowe
• Design – Mel Green
• Drums – Jimmy Ashby
• Electric Bass – Steve Bryant
• Engineer, Mixed By – Steve Chandler
• Fiddle – Bobby Slone
• Guitar, Lead Vocals – Keith Whitley
• Mandolin, Tenor Vocals – Jimmy Gaudreau
• Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] – Denny Purcell
• Photography By – Jim McGuire
• Producer – J.D. Crowe And The New South
• Steel Guitar, Dobro – Doug Jernigan

Notes

Recorded at Electric Arts Studio, Madisonville, Ky.
Mastered at Woodland Sound Studios, Nashville

On label: ℗ 1989 Rounder Records Corp.
On back cover: ℗ © 1987 Rounder Records Corporation. Jacket Made In Canada

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 1166-10103-1 4

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rounder Records Corp.
• Recorded At – Electric Arts Studio
• Mastered At – Woodland Studios

Album

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