Tracklist

A1	The Paper And The Dog	4:24
A2	The Road To Kent	5:00
A3	Jessica	3:55
A4	Boy King	4:26
A5	Fantastic Then	3:58
A6	The Super	5:50
B1	Green Village	4:47
B2	Sunday Thoughts	5:53
B3	All Rise	4:16
B4	Up And Down (And Speedin All Over)	5:27
B5	Not For Nothin	4:32

Companies, etc.

• Mastered At – Future Disc

Credits

• Bass – Marc Levine
• Drum – Bud Harner
• Guitar – John Pondel
• Keyboards – Ron Pedley
• Mastered By – Tom Baker
• Percussion – Brad Dutz
• Producer – Uncle Festive
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Alan Hirshberg

Notes

Clear/foil cassette with white on-body print

On the Inlay:
HX PRO
℗ & © 1991 Bluemoon Recordings
Distributed in the USA by Rhino Records Inc., in Canada by BMG Music Canada, Inc.

On the Cassette:
HX PRO
B NR
℗ 1991 Bluemoon Recordings, a Division of Mesa/Bluemoon, Recordings Ltd.
Distributed in the USA by Rhino Records, Inc., in Canada by BMG Music Canada Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 0 8122-79169-4 7

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
R279169	Uncle Festive	The Paper And The Dog ‎(CD, Album)	Bluemoon Recordings	R279169	USA & Canada	1991

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