Greg Ruby & The Rhythm Runners Play The Compositions Of Frank D. Waldron - Syncopated Classic FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork By, Design – Michael McDevitt
• Bass – Cassidy Holden
• Clarinet, Mandolin – Dennis Lichtman
• Composed By – Frank D. Waldron
• Drums – Julian MacDonough
• Engineer, Mixed By – Adam Burd
• Guitar, Banjo [6-String], Producer – Greg Ruby
• Lacquer Cut By – Levi Seitz
• Mandolin – Mike Marshall
• Mastered By – Ed Brooks
• Trombone – Charlie Halloran
• Trumpet – Gordon Au

Notes

Kickstarter funded project - Only 100 translucent copies pressed

The previously unrecorded compositions of Frank D. Waldron

Photos of Frank D. Waldron used by permission from the Black Heritage Society Of Washington State

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Etched): GRM004-RR-SC-01-A CP-17-0030 BLACKBELT-LEVI
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Etched): GRM004-RR-SC-01-B CP-17-0030 BLACKBELT-LEVI

Companies

• Pressed By – Cascade Record Pressing

Album

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