the
CooP The Fast Folk Musical Magazine - February '82
Tracks:
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Where
Were You Last Night? (Frank Christian) 4:14 - Frank Christian
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For
The One Who Loves Me (Susan Brewster) 3:00 - Susan Brewster
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Howard
Hughes' Blughes (Erik Frandsen) - Erik Frandsen
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Cracking
(Suzanne Vega) - Suzanne Vega
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Down
Below the James (Brian Rose) - Brian Rose
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The
King of Hearts (Paul Kaplan) - Paul Kaplan
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The
Greatest Part of Love (Ansel Matthews) 4:44 - Ansel Matthews
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The
Jersey State Stomp (Dave Van Ronk) 2:59 - Dave Van Ronk
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On
the Road to Fairfax County (David Massengill) 5:16 - David Massengill
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Joined
in Laughter (Ilene Weiss) 3:45 - Ilene Weiss
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Kneeling
by Your Chair (Skip Barthold) 3:15 - Skip Barthold
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When
Soldiers Die on Battlefields (Ed McCurdy) 1:34 - Ed McCurdy
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Last
Night I Had the Strangest Dream (Ed McCurdy) 1:59 - Ed McCurdy
Credits:
Frank
Chrstian: Vocal, Guitar
Mark Dann: Bass, 2nd
Guitar
Susan Brewster: Vocal,
Guitar
Erick Frandsen: Vocal,
Guitar
Suzanne Vega: Vocal,
Guitar
Brian Rose: Vocal,
Guitar
Jack Hardy: Mandolin
Paul Kaplan: Vocal,
Guitar
Ansel Matthews: Vocal,
Guitar
Dave Van Ronk: Vocal,
Guitar
David Massengill: Vocal,
Dulcimer
Ilene Welas: Vocal,
Guitar
Skip Barthold: Vocal,
Guitar
Ed McCurdy: Recitation,
Vocal
The Speakeasy Chorus
are
Susan Brewster: Background
vocal
Suzanne Vega: Background
vocal
Jack Hardy: Background
vocal
Doug Waterman: Background
vocal
Ansel Matthews: Background
vocal
Ilene Weiss: Background
vocal
Production Credits:
Jack
Hardy: Editor, Article
Brian Rose: Assistant
Editor, Article
Steven Brant: Editorial
Board & Production
Susan Brewster: Editorial
Board & Production
Tom Intondi: Editorial
Board & Production
Ray Korona: Editorial
Board & Production, Article
Arvin Lightman: Editorial
Board & Production
Frank Mazzetti: Editorial
Board & Production
Janet Miller: Editorial
Board & Production
Angela Page: Editorial
Board & Production
Doug Waterman: Editorial
Board & Production
Ilene Weiss: Editorial
Board & Production
Mark Dann: Recording
Engineer
Peter Spencer: Article
Dave Van Ronk: Article