Bob Patterson - Instrumentalist, Singer, Songwriter Album

Tracklist

1	I Am Abandoned Acoustic Guitar – Jerry RicksBass – Ken Jacobs
2	Trippin’ To Boston
3	Meadowlands Written-By – Traditional
4	Darlin’ Good Girl Dulcimer [Fields Dulcimer] – Chuck KleinSlide Guitar [Bottle Neck Guitar] – Jerry Ricks
5	The Aalarm Rings Five Acoustic Guitar – Jerry Ricks
6	I’m Going Home Bass – John RansomeDrums – Hank RansomeKeyboards – Cotton Kent
7	Bed Of Roses Acoustic Guitar – Jerry RicksBass – Ken Jacobs Rhythm Guitar – Phil Peterson
8	Lonesome City Acoustic Guitar – Jerry Ricks
9	Mick’s Celebration
10	Friends Of Mine Acoustic Guitar – Jerry RicksBanjo – Bob Roberts Bass – Ken Jacobs
11	Travelin’ Through The Countryside Acoustic Guitar – Jerry Ricks
12	Here’s To Huddie

Credits

• Engineer – Norman Baker
• Twelve-String Guitar, Producer – Bob Patterson
• Written-By – Bob Patterson (tracks: A1, A3 to B6)

Short intro

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