On Stage

Tracklist

A1	Raisin' The Dickens	1:30
A2	The Key's In The Mailbox	2:41
A3	I Can't Stop Loving You	2:51
A4	Daydreams About Night Things	2:02
A5	Bob Wills Medly	3:08
A6	Bluegrass Medley-Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms	2:06
B1	Orange Blossom Special	2:38
B2	Four In The Morning	3:03
B3	Ghost Riders	2:05
B4	Bed Of Roses	2:25
B5	Yackety Sax	1:34
B6	How Great Thou Art	3:18
B7	Under The Double Eagle	2:13

Credits

• Bass Guitar, Saxophone – Dean Wilson
• Drums – Randy Grove
• Lead Guitar – Danny Perez
• Photography By – D. "Gueber" Johnson
• Piano, Fiddle, Dulcimer – Bill Robinson
• Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Booking – Duane Sorrells
• Steel Guitar, Banjo – Warren Davis

Notes

Photos by
D. "Gueber" Johnson
Macomb, Ill.

For bookings contact:

Duane Sorrells
Adair, Ill. 61411
653-2329

"Basically a country band consisting of six professional musicians whose only profession isn't music. They are college students, farmers, construction workers, designing engineer, and personnel supervisor for a large equipment company, etc. They each pay several different instruments, making it easy to sound like a big band. They have their own stage show called "The Wagon Wheel Opry." It is held at the 4-H Center Auditorium in Macomb, Illinois through the winter months. In the summer they are busy doing town festivals and concerts all over the mid-west. They've done many split shows with some of the biggest Nashville stars.

The group has been together for nearly five years. Though they have done back up work for other recording artists, this is the first one of their own. When the decision was made to record they wanted to do what was requested most on their shows. It was impossible to pick just two, so that's why this, their first, would have to be an album. So here it is, thirteen of their most requested songs. You will notice the variety of their selections, ranging from solid country, bluegrass, and religious. Their ability to do all types of songs is the reason they are considered one of the best in their area. It is truly hoped you enjoy listening to them as much as they enjoy performing for you."