Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks - Original Recordings FLAC

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Credits

• Double Bass [Bull Fiddle] – Jaime Leopold
• Lacquer Cut By – Chet Bennett
• Lead Guitar – Jon Weber
• Photography By – Herb Greene
• Producer – Bob Johnston
• Violin – Sid Page
• Vocals – Sherry Snow
• Vocals, Celesta [Celeste], Piano – Christina Viola Gancher
• Written By, Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Harmonica, Drums – Dan Hicks

Notes

"EPIC" IS A TRADEMARK OF CBS INC./MARCA REG.

• Label design, and Goldmine information suggests circa 1980's reissue; etched G1 suggests later 1980's pressing.

• Chet etched in runout indicates Lacquer cut by Chet Bennett

• Plain white paper liner

• G etched in runout indicates pressing facility

Barcodes

• Label Code (Side 1, Label): XSB 139662
• Label Code (Side 2, Label): XSB 139663
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1, Etched): G1 XSB 139662 G2B Chet B5
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2, Etched [2nd 139 above 139 in Category]): G1 XSB 139663 G1A Chet B6 139

Companies

• Manufactured By – Epic Records
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Carrollton, GA
• Designed At – Globe Propaganda

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