Quinn Fallon - Land Of The Serial Killers mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Colin Gawel
• Bass – Eric Fritsch, Phillip Park
• Drums – Dana Marshall
• Guitar – Andy Harrison , Marcy Mays
• Guitar, Vocals, Accordion – Quinn Fallon
• Harmony Vocals – Tom Boyer
• Recorded By – Joe Viers
• Trumpet – Tim Perdue

Companies

• Recorded At – John Schwab Recording

Album

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