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Supersuckers
The Greatest Rock And Roll Band In The World

Compil. US 1999 on Sub Pop label
Alternative (Garage Rock, Punk, Country Rock, Rock’n’Roll)

(Tracks) 1, 4, 7 and 12 originally appear on the Sub Pop album "The Smoke Of Hell" (SP 164). Produced at Word Of Mouth and Avast!, Seattle, WA by Jack Endino. 19 originally appears on the Sub Pop 7" "Hell City, Hell" (SP 170). Produced at Word Of Mouth and Avast!, Seattle, WA by Jack Endino. 21 originally appears on the Diablo Musica Compilation "Hell City, Hell". Courtesy of Diablo Musica. Recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA by Johnny Sangster. Blind Marky Felchtone of Zeke performs vocals on "Hell City, Hell" and appears courtesy of Epitaph. 2, 5, 8 and 11 originally appear on the Sub Pop album "La Mano Cornuda" (SP 245). Recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA by Conrad Uno. Produced by Conrad Uno and the Supersuckers. 3, 6 and 9 originally appear on the Sub Pop album "Sacrilicious" (SP 303). Produced by Paul Leary. Engineered by Stuart Sullivan. Assistant Engineer: Boo MacLeod. Recorded and mixed at Arlyn Recording Studio, Austin, TX. 10, 13 and 14 originally appear on the Sub Pop album "Must've Been High" (SP 380). Produced and mixed by Randall Jamail. Recorded at Ironwood Studios, Seattle, WA. Mixed at Pedernales Recording Studios, Spicewood, TX. 22 originally appears on the Sub Pop CD5 "Steve Earle & The Supersuckers" (SP 388). Recorded at Ironwood Studios, Seattle, WA. Produced by Steve Earle & the Supersuckers. Steve Earle appears courtesy of E-Squared Records/Warner Bros. Records. 18 originally appears on the Sub Pop Europe CD5 "On The Couch". Recorded at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA by Conrad Uno. Produced by Conrad Uno and the Supersuckers. 16 and 17 originally appear on the eMpTy Records album "The Songs All Sound The Same" (MT 162). Engineered by Stuart Hallerman at Avast!, Seattle, WA. Produced by the Supersuckers. 20 originally appears on the Mojo Records album "Basketball Soundtrack" (UD-53135). Courtesy of Mojo Records. Produced by Rick Parasher. 23 originally appears on the Justice Records album "Twisted Willie" (JR 0009-2DP). (P)Justice Records. Produced by Randall Jamail, the Supersuckers and Paul Leary. Recorded by Stuart Sullivan at Aryln Studios, Austin, TX. Mixed by Donnell Cameron and Randall Jamail at Pedernales Studio, Spicewood, TX. 25 originally appears on the Junkyard Dogs' Sympathy For The Record Industry album "Good Livin'". Recorded at Word Of Mouth, Seattle, WA by Phil Ek. 15 and 27 are previously unreleased Supersuckers tracks. Recorded and mixed at Ironwood Studios, Seattle, WA by Floyd Reitsma and Dave Fisher. 24 and 26 are previously unreleased Black Supersuckers tracks. Recorded and mixed at Word Of Mouth, Seattle, WA by Jack Endino.

Musicians

	Supersuckers , *1988 US producer, written by, album by
	Dancing Eagle dr, US drums, performer, the band
	Dan Bolton g, US electric guitar, performer, the band
	Ron Heathman g, US electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, performer, the band
	Rick Sims g, voc, US guitar
	Brian Thomas pedal steel guitar, dobro
	Eddie Spaghetti voc, acg, eg, b, US performer, the band, vocals, bass, acoustic guitar
	Eric Martin voc, vocals
	Blind Marky Felchtone voc, g, guitar, vocals
	Steve Earle voc, *1955 US guitar, vocals, producer
	Willie Nelson voc, g, *1933 US guitar, vocals, written by

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