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Terry Allen: Lubbock (on Everything)
Lubbock (on Everything) Fate Records 33996 (2 LP, USA, 1978) |
Recorded at Caldwell Studios in Lubbock, Texas;
Engineered and mastered by Don Caldwell and Lloyd Maines;
Produced by everyone on this record;
Executive producer: Jack Lemon;
Front photograph by Jo Harvey Allen
Musicians
Terry Allen: piano, vocals;
Lloyd Maines: pedal steel, acoustic and electric guitars, dobro, mandolin,
tenor banjo, bell tree;
Kenny Maines: bass;
Curtis McBride: drums;
Alan Shinn: percussion, marimba, jawbone, skin castanets;
Richard Bowden: fiddle;
Ponty Bone: accordion;
Don Caldwell: saxophone;
Joe Ely: harmonica;
Luis Martinez: jazz guitar [11];
Jesse Talor: flatland guitar [17];
Tommie Anderson: trumpet;
Mark Anthony: trombone;
Russ Standefer: tuba;
Ruth Ann Truncale, Susan Allen: violins;
Leslie Blackburn: viola;
Karen Black: cello
Tracks
Side 1
- Amarillo Highway (for Dave Hickey) (3.55)
- Highplains Jamboree (3.28)
- The Great Joe Bob (A Regional Tragedy) (4.38)
- The Wolfman of Del Rio (5.34)
- Lubbock Woman (3.36)
Side 2
- The Girl Who Danced Oklahoma (4.14)
- Truckload of Art (3.15)
- The Collector (and the Art Mob) (2.02)
- Oui (A French Song) (2.20)
- Rendezvous USA (2.35)
Side 3
- Cocktails for Three (2.50)
- The Beautiful Waitress (5.39)
- High Horse Momma (3.00)
- Blue Asian Reds (for Roadrunner) (3.43)
- New Delhi Freight Train (7.40)
Side 4
- FFA (1.17)
- Flatland Farmer (4.23)
- My Amigo (3.15)
- The Pink and Black Song (4.03)
- The Thirty Years War Waltz (for Jo Harvey) (6.19)
- I Just Left Myself (2.05)
All lyrics and music written by Terry Allen