1.   SNOWIN' ON RATON
  2.   BLUE WIND BLEW
  3.   AT MY WINDOW
  4.   FOR THE SAKE OF THE SONG
  5.   AIN'T LEAVING YOUR LOVE
  6.   BUCKSKIN STALLION BLUES
  7.   LITTLE SUNDANCE #2
  8.   STILL LOOKIN' FOR YOU
  9.   GONE, GONE BLUES
10.   THE CATFISH SONG

A Hard Road, Seldom Taken
"If Townes Van Zandt had lived 40 years ago, he might be as revered,
and as widely known, as Hank Williams is today. The comparison isn't
farfetched. Both men live in their music, as if singing and writing and being
human were the same thing, and all as natural as breathing. Their song-
writing craft and vocal musicianship are exceptional, but what you hear
is beyond all that; it seems to be the direct, untrammeled expression of a
man's soul . . . Hank Williams died in 1953, in the back seat of a
Cadillac. But figures like Mr. Van Zandt remind us that the wandering
bard, that American archetype, is still very much with us. He's the guy in
the cowboy hat, sitting in the corner of the bus station with his beat-up
guitar case. And his music will live long after the voices that declare it in
or out of fashion have been stilled and forgotten."

      -from "A Hard Road, Seldom Taken" by Robert Palmer
       The New York Times, June 7, 1987


Townes Van Zandt    vocals, acoustic guitar
Mickey White    acoustic rhythm, lead & slide guitar
Donny Silverman    saxophone, flute
Jack Clement    acoustic guitar, dobro
Jim Rooney    acoustic guitar
Mark Howard    acoustic steel & gut string guitar
Charles Cochran    piano, DX-7
Mark O'Connor    fiddle, mandolin
Mickey Raphael    harmonica
Joey Miskulin    accordian
Roy Huskey, Jr.    acoustic bass
Kenny Malone    drums, percussion
produced by Jack Clement & Jim Rooney
recorded & mixed at Jack Clement'S Cowboy Arms Hotel & Recording Spa,
Nashville, TN
engineered by Jim Rooney, assisted by David Ferguson & Rich Adler
remix engineering by Rich Adler
mastered at Masterfonics, Nashville, TN
photography by McGuire
cover design by Raymond Simone
special thanks to Jeanene Van Zandt, Guy & Susannah Clark, Jerry Jackson
  & Kathy Merola


p 1987 Sugar Hill Records
PO Box 55300,
Durham, NC
27717