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Rockfish Crossing

Mason Proffit · 1972

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Лейбл	Warner Bros. Records
Каталожный №	BS 2657
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Промо
Дата выпуска	1972
Страна	США
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Фолк-рок, Country Rock

Треклист

	Jesse
	You Win Again
	Better Find Jesus
	Summer Side Of Love
	Breakin' Down
	Were You There?
	Hobo
	A Thousand And Two
	Medley: Cripple Creek / Quit Kickin' My Dog Around
	Wetback
	Medley: George's Jam / Call Me The Breeze

Участники

Acoustic Guitar, Steel Guitar, Banjo, Vocals: John Michael Talbot

Art Direction: Christopher Whorf

Art Direction, Photography By: Ed Thrasher

Bass: Tim Ayres

Design: John And Barbara Casado

Drums: Art Nash

Engineer: Marty Feldman

Engineer, Recorded By, Mixed By: Charlie Dreyer

Piano, Harmonica: Bruce Kurnow

Producer, Management: Ron Sales

Producer, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar: Terry Talbot

Компании

: Warner Bros. Records Inc.

: Sound Recorders, Hollywood

: Wally Heider Recording

: Sound Labs, Hollywood

: The Golden Bear

: Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria

: Warner Bros. Records Inc.

: Flying Arrow Publishing

: Fred Rose Music, Inc.

: Moss Rose Pub.

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	S40,298
Matrix / Runout	S40,299
Matrix / Runout	S \ BS-2657A 40298-1A Carl X2 A3
Matrix / Runout	S \ BS-2657B 40299-1B X1 Carl B3
Rights Society	ASCAP
Rights Society	BMI

Примечания

Columbia, Santa Maria pressing. Promotional issue. White label with black text states PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE adjacent to WB logo. Gatefold cover. Side One recorded at Sound Recorders, Hollywood, engineered by Charly Dryer. Mixdown was done at The Sound Lab, Hollywood, engineered by Charly Dryer. Side Two recorded live at The Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, with the aid of Wally Heider's equipment; engineered by Marty Feldman c/o Paragon, Chicago. Road Manager: Chuck, Jeep