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| Phil Alvin | Primary Artist, Banjo, Guitar, Vocals |
| Billy Boy Arnold | Track Performer |
| The Blasters | Track Performer |
| The Dirty Dozen Brass Band | Track Performer |
| Jerry Angel | Drums, Track Performer |
| John Bambridge | Reeds |
| John Bazz | Bass, Guitar |
| Elliot Caine | Trumpet |
| James Intveld | Guitar |
| Top Jimmy | Track Performer |
| Fayard Nicholas | Track Performer |
| Cesar Rosas | Guitar, Background Vocals |
| Phil Thomas | Drums |
| Ike Williams | Track Performer |
| Robert Lily | Guitar |
| Travis Dickerson | Organ |
| Dave Myers | Bass, Guitar |
| Jerome Bowman | Track Performer |
| Mary Franklin | Track Performer |
| Phil Alvin | Engineer |
| Joey Altruda | Director |
| Ed Cody | Engineer |
| Cesar Rosas | Engineer |
| Chris Bellman | Mastering |
| Travis Dickerson | Engineer |
| Traditional | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Campbell
Phil Alvin's second solo date, County Fair 2000 continues his thorough exploration of Americana with references to tap dancing "Low Down Rhythm", Ellingtonia "The Terror", Delta blues "That Thing", New Orleans brass bands "Danny Boy's Mourning Sunset", rockabilly/country "County Fair 2000", automobiles "Wreck Your V-8 Ford", and the Jimmy Reed-styled "Oh, Doctor." Alvin has the good taste to employ an impressive list of guests including the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Billy Boy Arnold, Cesar Rosas from Los Lobos, James Intveld, and members of the Blasters without brother Dave Alvin. County Fair 2000 leaves no doubt that Phil Alvin is a premier musicologist, preserving and staying ...