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A Tribute to John Hartford Album Credits On The Road: A Tribute To John Hartford Album Credits LoHi Records Executive Producers: Chad Staehly,Tim Carbone and Jim Brooks of LoHi Records. All songs written by John Hartford, except "Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry", written by John Hartford and Robert Taylor 01 On The Road - Sam Bush Recorded Rick Wheeler at the Purple House - Nashville, TN Mixed by Rick Wheeler at The Wheelhouse - Nashville, TN Produced by Sam Bush Sam Bush - lead vocal, mandolin Stephen Mougin - guitar, vocal Scott Vestal - banjo Chris Brown - drums Todd Parks - bass 02 Back in the Goodle Days - Fruition Recorded by Todd Divel at Silo Sound Studio - Denver, CO Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by Fruition Jay Cobb Anderson - vocals, slide guitar guitar Kellen Asebroek - vocals, keyboards Mimi Naja - vocals, acoustic guitar Jeff Leonard - bass guitar Tyler Thompson - drums 03 Holding - Yonder Mountain String Band Recorded by John McVey & Adam Aijala at Cinder Sound Studio - Longmont, CO Mixed by John McVey & Adam Aijala Produced by Yonder Mountain String Band & John McVey Adam Aijala - guitar David Johnston - banjo Jacob Jolliff - mandolin, vocals Ben Kaufmann - lead vocal, bass Allie Kral - fiddle 04 Gentle on My Mind - The Infamous Stringdusters Recorded by Colin Bricker at Notably Fine - Denver, CO Mixed by Billy Hume Produced by The Infamous Stringdusters Travis Book - lead vocal, bass Andy Falco - guitar Jeremy Garrett - fiddle Andy Hall - dobro Chris Pandolfi - banjo 05 The Category Stomp - Leftover Salmon Recorded by James Tuttle at eTown Studios - Boulder, CO Mixed by Mario Casilio Produced by Leftover Salmon Drew Emmitt - vocals, mandolin Vince Herman - vocals, electric guitar Andy Thorn - banjo Erik Deutsch - keyboards Greg Garrison - bass guitar Alwyn Robinson - drums 06 No End of Love - The Travelin' McCourys Recorded by Sean Sullivan at The Butcher Shoppe - Nashville, TN Mixed by Sean Sullivan Produced by The Travelin' McCourys Ronnie McCoury - tenor vocal, mandolin Rob McCoury - banjo Jason Carter - fiddle, vocals Alan Bartram - lead vocal, upright bass Cody Kilby - guitar 07 Delta Queen Waltz - Railroad Earth Recorded by Jeremy Gillespie at Barber Shop Studios - Lake Hopatcong, NJ Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by Railroad Earth Todd Sheaffer - lead vocal, guitar Timothy Carbone - violin, strings, vocals John Skehan - mandolin Cary Harmon - drums, vocals Andrew Altman - bass guitar Mike Robinson - dobro 08 Granny Woncha Smoke Some Marijuana - Keller Williams with The Travelin' McCourys Recorded by Jeff Covert at The Butcher Shoppe - Nashville, TN Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by Keller Williams Keller Williams - lead vocal, guitar Ronnie McCoury - mandolin, vocals Rob McCoury - banjo, vocals Jason Carter - fiddle, vocals Alan Bartram - upright bass, vocals Cody Kilby - guitar, vocals 09 Up on the Hill Where They do the Boogie - The Band of Heathens Recorded by Steve Christensen at The Finishing School - Austin, TX Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by The Band of Heathens Ed Jurdi - lead vocal, guitar Gordy Quist - guitar, vocals Trevor Nealon - keyboards Richard Millsap - drums Jesse Wilson - bass Eleanor Masterson - fiddle Chris Masterson - electric guitar 10 I Wish We Had Our Time Again - Todd Snider Recorded by Chuck Turner at Cash Cabin Studio - Hendersonville, TN Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by Todd Snider Todd Snider - lead vocal, guitar, harp 11 Let Him Go On Mama - Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Recorded by Kevin Arndt at Exchange Recording Complex - Milwaukee, WI Mixed by John Keane at John Keane Studios - Athens, GA Produced by Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Adam Greuel - vocals, guitar Russell Pedersen - vocals, banjo Collin Mettelka - vocals, fiddle Sam Odin - vocals, bass guitar David Lynch - harp 12 Tall Buildings - John Carter Cash and Jamie Hartford (featuring Norman Blake and Jerry Douglas) Recorded at Cash Cabin Studio and Rising Fawn - Hendersonville, TN Recorded by Chuck Turner assisted by Trey Call and Joseph Cash Mixed by Chuck Turner Produced by John Carter Cash John Carter Cash - lead vocal Jamie Hartford - lead vocal, mandolin Norman Blake - acoustic guitar Jerry Douglas - dobro Matt Combs - fiddle Dennis Crouch - upright bass 13 Waugh Paugh - The High Hawks Recorded by Todd Divel at Silo Sound Studio - Denver, CO Mixed by Todd Divel Produced by The High Hawks and Todd Divel Vince Herman - lead vocal Adam Greuel - lead vocal Timothy Carbone - acoustic guitars, electric guitars, hambone, vocals Chad Staehly - piano, vocals Brian Adams - bass guitar Will Trask - hambone, tambourine, vocals Andy Frasco - vocals 14 Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry - Greg Garrison Recorded by Xandy Whitesel at Mighty Fine Productions - Denver, CO Mixed by Colin Bricker Greg Garrison - bass, vocals Dave Devine - guitar, lap steel Jim Christie - drums Sydney Clapp - lead vocal Andrea Pares - vocals 15 On The Road - Danny Barnes Recorded by Garey Shelton in his basement - Seattle, WA Mixed by Garey Shelton & Danny Barnes Produced by Danny Barnes Danny Barnes - vocal and banjo .
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