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Austin Lounge Lizards
Small Minds

Album US 1995 on Watermelon Records label
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Track 1: Pingleblobber Music Track 2: Highway Cafe Music/Hot Twang Music Tracks 3, 10: Hot Twang Music/Highway Café Music Tracks 4, 5, 7, 8: Highway Café Music Track 6: Green Shoes Music Track 9: Paul Craft Music Track 11: Highway Café Music/Hot Twang Music Recorded in Austin, Texas. Most tracks recorded by Larry Seyer at Bismeaux Studio, except “Irving” and portions of “Bonfire”, “Truckload of Art”, “Newt”, and “Mourning Edition”, which were recorded by East Side Flash and Jim Watts at FlashPoint Studio, and portions of “Big Tex’s Girl”, which were recorded by Larry Seyer at Texas Motion Picture Service. Organ Tracks of “Truckload” recorded by Charlie Sexton at Mercury 8. Mixed and mastered at Bismeaux Studio The photographs of Anasazi textiles (back and tray card) are provided courtesy of the University of Colorado Museum and Dr. Fred Lange The music on this album incorporates brief portions of “The Morning Edition Theme”, by B. J. Liederman and “Ode to Billie Jo”, by Bobbie Gentry. The Lizards gratefully acknowledge those composers’ contributions. © ℗ 1995 The Austin Lounge Lizards under exclusive license to Watermelon Records

Musicians

	Austin Lounge Lizards , *1980 US album by
	Conrad Deisler voc, bvoc, artwork, lizard wizard drawing, mixed by, mastered by, producer, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, backup vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, backup vocals, written by, mandolin, vocals, blevins, choir, barfly choir, acoustic guitar, acoustic guitars, lead vocals, lead vocal, acoustic guitar, sounds, livestock, vocals, howdies, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, backing vocals, backup vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic guitars, harmony vocals, mandolin, backing vocals, backup vocals, lead vocals, acoustic guitar, guitar, fuzz guitar
	Julia Deisler concept by, title suggested by, design concept, album art concept
	Charlie Sexton voc, g, *1968 US recorded by, organ tracks, organ, 1854 paris world’s fair pump organ
	Paul Pearcy perc, dr, drums, percussion, drums, snare, marching, chimes, hippie chimes, drums, bongos, percussion
	Richard Bowden vn, *1945 US fiddle, backing vocals, backup vocals, fiddle, fiddles, trumpet, vocals, blevins, choir, barfly choir, fiddle, fiddles, mandolin, sounds, livestock, other, perot, mandolin, fiddle, violin, co-producer, lead vocals, lead vocal, harmony vocals, mandolin, fiddle, backing vocals, backup vocals, violin, choir
	Kirk Williams , bass, lead vocals, lead vocal, bass, backing vocals, backup vocals, bass, sounds, livestock, vocals, howdies
	Tom Pittman bj, voc, bvoc, steel guitar, national, pedal steel guitar, pedal steel, vocals, blevins, choir, barfly choir, pedal steel guitar, pedal steel, banjo, vocals, howdies, dobro, harmony vocals, lead vocals, banjo, banjo, sounds, gm v-8
	John Mills ts, US baritone saxophone, baritone sax, tenor saxophone, tenor sax, piccolo flute, piccolo
	Hank Card voc, bvoc, lead vocals, written by, lead vocals, rhythm guitar, vocals, poetry, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, backup vocals, lead vocals, choir
	Boo Resnick voc, b, vocals, blevins, choir, barfly choir, harmony vocals, bass, backing vocals, backup vocals, bass, choir
	Ray Benson voc, g, *1951 US vocals, lead blevins
	Frank Kammerdiener vc, cello, autoharp, heavenly autoharp
	Merel Bregante dr, US bass drum, snare, marching, drums, drums, tambourine, drums, snare, snare drum, cymbal, cymbals
	Matt Cartsonis voc, bj, bass, backing vocals, backup vocals
	Joachim Kearns g, concept by, thanks for the harmonica suggestion
	Mark Graham voc, h, cl, GB harmonica, written by
	Robert E. Brown , 1927-2005 US sounds, mitsubishi eclipse horn
	Larry Seyer , sampler, sampled timpani

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