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Track listing

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, Larry Alexander) 3:28 #"Still Good - Still Like It" - (Sam Taylor) 4:28 #" Close To You" - (

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) 5:25 #"Devil's Workshop" - (Barbara Risbrook, William Risbrook) 4:00 #"Happiness" - (Carlos Ward) 3:38 #"Whatcha Think About That?" - (Richard Thompson) 4:05

Personnel

*Richard Thompson - guitar, vocals *Mark Radice - synthesizer (Moog and string ensemble) *Louis Risbrook - vocals, bass, organ *Terrell Wood - drums *Dennis Rowe - congas, timbales *Sam Taylor - rhythm guitar *Bill Risbrook, Carlos Ward - saxophone, flute *Irving Spice - strings *Barbara Joyce - vocals

Charts

Singles

References

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