Performer: Tom Paxton
Title: The Things I Notice Now
Label: Collectables
Country: US
Released: 29 Apr 2008
Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Folk
Cat: COL-CD-6972
Rating: 4.5/5
Format: MP3, FLAC, WMA
FLAC size: 1834 mb | MP3 size: 2191 mb | WMA size: 2314 mb

Genre: Rock / Country, World

• Acoustic Guitar – Tom Paxton
• Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Uncredited] – David Bromberg
• Arranged By – David Horowitz (tracks: 6), Joshua Rifkin (tracks: 7), Warren Smith (tracks: 3)
• Art Direction [Original] – William S. Harvey
• Bass – Herb Bushler, Richard Davis
• Cello – Robert Sylvester
• Conductor – David Horowitz (tracks: 6), Joshua Rifkin (tracks: 7), Warren Smith (tracks: 3)
• Design [Original Album] – Robert L. Heimall
• Drums – Jimmy Madison
• Drums [Miscredited As Acoustic & Electric Guitars] – Albert Bouchard
• Electric Bass – Herb Bushler
• Engineer – Dave Sanders, Shelly Yakus
• Flugelhorn – Johnny Coles
• Flute – Hubert Laws, Jack Bonus
• Mixed By – Peter K. Siegel
• Photography – Elliot Landy
• Piano – David Horowitz
• Producer – Peter K. Siegel
• Recorder [Soprano] – Richard Grando
• Soprano Saxophone – Richard Grando
• Supervised By [Production] – Jac Holzman
• Tenor Saxophone – Jack Bonus
• Violin – Max Pollikoff
• Written-By – Tom Paxton

℗ 2008 Elektra Entertainment Group. Produced under license from Elektra Entertainment Group, Manufactured by Rhino Entertainment Company.
© 2008 Collectables® Record Corp. Distributed by Collectables® Records, Box 35, Nazareth, PA 19072. Printed in U.S.A.

Note: Drummer Albert Bouchard is incorrectly credited as playing "Acoustic & Electric Guitars," whereas David Bromberg was attributed those roles on the original release & subsequent reissues.

Originally released by Elektra as EKS-74043 in 1969

• Barcode: 09043697221

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