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Live At The Baked Potato

Label: Dyad
Released: 2020
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Track Listing

Out-Bloody-Intro; Out-Bloody-Rageous; Sideburn; Hazard Profile; Kings And Queens; The Tale Of Taliesin; Heart Off Guard; Broken Hill; Fourteen Hour Dream; The Man Who Waved At Trains; Life On Bridges; Hidden Details.

Personnel

John Etheridge

guitar

Theo Travis

saxophone, tenor

Roy Babbington

bass, electric

John Marshall

drums

Additional Personnel / Information

Theo Travis plays tenor saxophone (4, 11, 12), soprano saxophone (2, 7), flute (5, 9, 10) and Fender Rhodes (1, 6).

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