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| Johnny Duncan | Primary Artist, Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals, Human Whistle |
| Johnny Duncan | Track Performer |
| Chris Barber | Bass |
| Sandy Brown | Clarinet |
| Larry Allen | Guitar |
| Jack Fallon | Bass |
| Lennie Hastings | Drums |
| Tony Hatch | Bass, Guitar, Piano, Drums, Choir Master |
| Tony Mansell | Vocals, Choir, Chorus |
| Ivor Raymonde | Bass, Guitar, Vibes, Choir Master |
| Billy Talbot | Drums |
| Pete Willsher | Steel Guitar |
| Denny Wright | Guitar, Piano, Steel Guitar |
| Ron Bowden | Drums |
| Pete Sayers | Banjo |
| Jimmy Walker | Choir, Chorus |
| Dickie Bishop | Guitar, Vocals |
| Fred Datchler | Vocals, Choir, Chorus |
| Murray Kash | Compere |
| Eddie Saul | Bass Guitar |
| John Bell | Bass |
| Danny Levan | Fiddle, Vocal Ensemble |
| Jimmy Walker | Vocals, Choir, Chorus |
| Chris Barber Skiffle Group | Track Performer |
| Les Bennetts | Guitar |
| Ken Sykora | Compere |
| Leadbelly | Composer |
| Willie Nelson | Composer |
| Joe Meek | Producer |
| Bill Barclay | Producer |
| Gordon Smith | Producer |
| Jimmie Skinner | Composer |
| Colin Escott | Illustrations |
| Tony Hatch | Producer, Vocal Group |
| Bob Jones | Mastering |
| John A. Lomax | Composer |
| John Newton | Composer |
| Richard Ihnaton Wiez | Liner Notes, Reissue Producer |
| Hank Williams | Composer |
| R.A. Andreas | Illustrations |
| Richard Weize | Reissue Producer, Tape Research |
| Birgit Schneider | Artwork, Illustrations |
| Gerd Weiler | Artwork, Illustrations |
| John Cowling | Liner Notes, Illustrations |
| George Haxell | Illustrations |
| Murray Kash | Contributor |
| Paul Pelletier | Liner Notes, Biographical Information |
| Denis Preston | Producer |
| Holger Luhrig | Illustrations |
| Traditional | Composer |
| Joe Primrose | Composer |
| Shirley Nelson | Composer |
| Hod Pharis | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Bruce Eder
This is the only collection of Johnny Duncan's material, and it is expensive, costing over $100 for four compact discs. Duncan did authentic American versions of country, calypso, bluegrass, and blues numbers, which were mainly of interest in England at a time when American stuff sold well in England. That would seem to make this collection irrelevant today, except that he was a good singer -- even if he wasn't the Southerner he claimed to be -- and he had a good band behind him, especially guitar legend Denny Wright, who had also played with Lonnie Donegan. The stuff is lively and suprisingly effective, and any British pop/rock completist will probably want to own this ...