Album US 1976 on Takoma label
Rock, Blues, Folk, World and (Folk Rock, Country Rock)
This is a rare record by Lawrence Hammond, former member of the '60's Psychadelic band Mad River out of San Francisco. He is also credited with writing "John Deere Tractor," recorded by The Judds on their first LP, and later redone by them on their popular Love Can Build a Bridge album. Should include lyric inner sleeve. (c)(p) 1976 Takoma Records Inc.
![]() | Lawrence Hammond , fiddle, piano, lead vocals, acoustic guitar, lead, guitar, dobro, guitar, rhythm, producer, written by, album by |
![]() | David Robinson bj, tam, voc, acoustic guitar, lead |
![]() | Alan Lane bass |
![]() | Al McShane dr, drums |
![]() | Leroy Dewey drums |
![]() | Byron Berline vn, *1944 US fiddle |
![]() | Leni Isaacs flute |
![]() | James Louis Parber guitar, lead |
![]() | Two-Button Greene percussion |
![]() | Bill Weingarden steel guitar, pedal |
Janet Bryson backing vocals |
Dane Butcher engineer |
Doug Decker engineer |
Jon Viera engineer |
Charlie Mitchell producer |
Lawrence Hammond |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | George Gudger's Overalls | Lawrence Hammond | 3:52 | |
2 | Dustcloud | Lawrence Hammond | 5:12 | |
3 | Uncle John Mills | Lawrence Hammond | 3:57 | |
4 | Light As A Coyote's Dream | Lawrence Hammond | 4:56 | |
5 | Trucker's Nightmare | Lawrence Hammond | 4:44 | |
6 | Tornado's Comin' Down | Lawrence Hammond | 3:12 | |
7 | Empty Rails In Garfield County | Lawrence Hammond | 5:29 | |
8 | The Legend Of The Pale-Eyed Companion | Lawrence Hammond | 4:42 |