Performer: Suzanne & Jim
Title: Song-Chasers
Label: Essenjay
Country: US
Released: 2005
Style: Country
Cat: 05-002
Rating: 4.8/5
Format: MP3, FLAC, WMA
FLAC size: 1339 mb | MP3 size: 1248 mb | WMA size: 2040 mb

Genre: Folk

• Arranged By – Suzanne & Jim (tracks: all)
• Bass – Patrick McGuire (tracks: 3)
• Engineer – Patrick McGuire
• Fiddle – Milo Deering (tracks: 7)
• Graphic Design – Cheryl Parker
• Mandolin – Larry Wheat (tracks: 13)
• Producer – Suzanne & Jim
• Resonator Guitar – Milo Deering (tracks: 11)
• Rhythm Guitar – Milo Deering (tracks: 9,10)
• Vocals, Banjo [Clawhammer], Dulcimer – Jim Hale
• Vocals, Guitar, Spoons, Flute, Dulcimer – Suzanne Jaroszynski

• Barcode: 8 22371 08162 0

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