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This CD was recorded live at The Rustic Well in Smithfield, R.I. on March 3, 1986. It was the last live performance of the band known as Allagash. Jon Jelleyman engineered and John Spreier produced and recorded the album using a line level direct from the mixing consule to HI-FI VCR tape. John Guadagni played the drums. Jon Jelleyman played the electric guitar & sang the lead and John Spreier played the bass & sang harmony on I Don't Want to Wait in Vain, Jean Jeannie, Little Cottage in Negril, and Strangers in the Night. Jon Jelleyman played the bass & sang harmony and John Spreier played the electric guitar & sang the lead on Rumours of Glory, Stir It Up, Dixie Chicken, The Bottom Line, Mainline Florida, Give it Up, Hollywood Nights, Find Some Pleasure, Sweet Melissa, and El Salvador. Jon Jelleyman played the electric guitar and John Spreier played the bass & sang the lead on Superstition. I Don't Want to Wait In Vain was written by Bob Marley. Rumours of Glory was written by Bruce Cockburn. Stir it Up was written by Bob Marley. Dixie Chicken was written by Lowell George and Martin Kibbee. The Bottom Line was written by Dave Lieber and John Spreier. Mainline Florida was written by George Terry. Give it Up was written by John Spreier. Hollywood Nights was written by Bob Seeger. Find Some Pleasure was written by John Spreier. Sweet Melissa was written by Greg Allman. El Salvador was written by John Spreier. The Jean Genie was written by David Bowie. Little Cottage in Negril was written by. Strangers in the Night was written by Tom Petty. Superstition was written by Stevie Wonder.
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