 
This CD was recorded live at The
Rustic Well in 1985. Jon Jelleyman engineered and
John Spreier
produced and recorded the album using a line
level direct from the mixing consule
John Guadagni played the drums.
Jon Jelleyman played the guitar & sang the
lead and John Spreier
played bass and sang harmony on I Don't Want
to Wait In Vain, Hold On to Yourself,
Hey Joe, Little Cottage in Negril,
Strangers in the Night, I Hear You
Knocking, Hungry Heart, and Walking
The Dog. Jon Jelleyman played the bass &
sang harmony and John Spreier played the
guitar and sang the lead on Mainline Florida,
Sweet Mellissa, and The Bottom Line.
Jon Jelleyman played the guitar and John Spreier played bass and
sang the lead on Superstition.
I Don't Want to Wait In Vain
was written by Bob Marley. Superstition
was written by Stevie Wonder. Hold On to
Yourself was written by Jon Jelleyman. Hey
Joe was written by William Roberts. Little
Cottage in Negril was written by The Mighty
Diamonds. Strangers in the Night was
written by Tom Petty. I Hear You Knocking was
written by Smiley Lewis. Hungry Heart
was written by Bruce Springsteen. Walking The
Dog written by Rufus Thomas. Mainline
Florida was written by George Terry. Sweet
Melissa was written by Greg Allman. The
Bottom Line written by Dave Lieber & John Spreier.
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I Don't Want to
Wait in Vain
Superstition
Hold On
to Yourself
Hey Joe
Little
Cottage in Negril
Strangers
in the Night
I Hear
You Knocking
Hungry
Heart
Walking
the Dog
Mainline
Florida
Sweet
Melissa
The
Bottom Line
Wanted
Lost Guitar
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