Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Live 1973 FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Gram Parsons
• Acoustic Guitar, Tambourine – Emmylou Harris
• Artwork [Art], Design – John Delgatto, Richard Hammond
• Design [Additional] – R&R
• Drums, Other [Introductions] – N.D. Smart II
• Electric Bass – Kyle Tullis
• Electric Guitar – Jock Bartley
• Engineer [Original Broadcast And Recording] – John Bradley
• Harmony Vocals – Emmylou Harris (tracks: 1, 3 to 12)
• Lead Vocals – Gram Parsons (tracks: 1, 3 to 12a, 12c)
• Liner Notes – Sam Sutherland , Sid Griffin
• Mastered By [CD Mastering] – Bob Katz
• Pedal Steel Guitar – Neil Flanz
• Photography By [Back Cover Photograph Of Gram & Emmylou On Tour] – Lewis Porter
• Photography By [Back Cover Photograph Of Gram], Photography By [Original Cover Photograph] – Ginny Winn
• Photography By [Original Cover Photograph] – Anita Pallenberg
• Producer – Marley Brant
• Producer [Original Broadcast And Recording] – Ken Kohl, Michael Tapes
• Producer [Production Assistance] – Jim Bickhart, Paul Surratt, Sid Griffin
• Producer, Liner Notes – John M. Delgatto

• Artwork By [Additional Design] – R&R/Studio Without Walls
• Artwork By [Art & Design] – John Delgatto, Richard Hammond
• Drums, Narrator [Introductions] – N.D. Smart II
• Electric Bass – Kyle Tullis
• Electric Guitar – Jock Bartley
• Engineer [Original Broadcast] – John Bradley
• Harmony Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Tambourine – Emmylou Harris
• Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Gram Parsons
• Mastered By – Bob Katz
• Photography [Back Cover Gram & Emmylou] – Lewis Porter
• Photography [Back Cover Gram] – Ginny Winn
• Photography [Original Cover Photograph] – Anita Pallenberg
• Producer – John M. Delgatto, Marley Brant
• Producer [Original Broadcast] – Ken Kohl, Michael Tapes
• Steel Guitar [Pedal] – Neil Flanz

Album

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