''Sunday at Devil Dirt'' is the second collaborative studio

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and

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, released May 13, 2008, through

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. The album follows 2006's ''

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''. Unlike the previous album, Lanegan flew over to

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to record his vocal parts.

Track listing

Personnel

* Isobel Campbell – vocals, guitar, tubular bells, cello, vibraphone, piano, glockenspiel, tambourine * Mark Lanegan – vocals * Jim McCulloch – guitar * Kirsty Johnson – accordion * Ross Hamilton – double bass * Duke McVinnie – bass * Alyn Cosker – drums, loops * Pam Smith – timpani * Ross Hamilton – bass, double bass * Bill Wells – bass * Chris Geddes – organ * Dave McGowan – piano, guitar * David Paterson – guiro, percussion * Dave McGowan – guitar, slide guitar, rhodes, organ, bass, steel guitar, piano * Geoff Allen – percussion * David Robertson – shaker, congas * London Community Gospel Choir – backing vocals * Greg Lawson – violin * Dave Gormley – drums

References

2008 albums Folk albums by American artists Isobel Campbell albums Mark Lanegan albums V2 Records albums {{2000s-folk-album-stub