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album Jonathan had released to date.

Track listing

# "Have Yourself a Good Time for Me" (Eric Lilljequist) # "King of Hearts" (

) # "Places I've Been" (Eric Lilljequist) # "I'm Alone" (Eric Lilljequist) # "Travelin' Blues" (

, Shelly Lee Alley) # "Rollin' Along" (Joe Dolce) # "My Home Ain't in the Hall of Fame" (Joe Dolce) # "Angelina" (Malcolm McKinney) # "Thirty Miles to Go" (Malcolm McKinney) # "Sit Down Rock and Roll Man" (Eric Lilljequist) # "

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Personnel

*Jonathan Edwards – acoustic guitar, harmonica, tambourine, vocals, chorus (on "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder") *Stuart Schulman – electric bass guitar, violin, piano ("King of Hearts" and "I'm Alone"), chorus (on "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder") * Bill Keith – banjo, pedal steel guitar, chorus (on "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder") *Bill Elliott – piano, organ, chorus (on "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder") *

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– drums, vibes, harmony (on "Hall of Fame") * Richard Davis – acoustic double bass *

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– mandolin (on "Traveling Blues", dobro (on "Rolling' Along"), electric guitar (on "Hall of Fame") * Al Anderson – electric guitar (on "Places I've Been" and "30 Miles to Go") *Eric Lilljequist – harmony (on "Places I've Been", "Hall of Fame" and "30 Miles to Go"), chorus (on "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder")

Non-performing personnel

*Keith Spring – string arrangements, conductor *Jay Messina – engineer *Kristine Weaver – photography *Ann Christopher – album design *Jonathan Edwards – lettering

References

1973 albums Albums recorded at Record Plant (New York City) Atco Records albums Jonathan Edwards (musician) albums {{1970s-album-stub