What You See Ain’t Always What You Get

~ Release by Luke Combs (see all versions of this release, 16 available)

Tracklist

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▼ CD 1
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1Beer Never Broke My Heart
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming], background vocals and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
Wurlitzer electric piano:
Wil Houchens
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
River House Artists, LLC (in 2019)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River and Cooley's Mix Room At Black River Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
part of:
Billboard Year-End Hot Country Songs of 2019 (number: 5), Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2019 (number: 63) and Rolling Stone: The 200 Greatest Country Songs of All Time (number: 188)
recording of:
Beer Never Broke My Heart
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Randy Montana and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Jett Music (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Sullivan S Guns Music (in 2019), Super Big Music (in 2019) and Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019)
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2Refrigerator Door
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
Wurlitzer electric piano:
Wil Houchens
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River and Cooley's Mix Room At Black River Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Refrigerator Door
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer) and Jordan Brooker
publisher:
Clearbox Rights (in 2015), New House of Sea Gayle Music (in 2015), Station West Music (in 2015), 50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019) and Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019)
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3Even Though I’m Leaving
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
Wurlitzer electric piano:
Wil Houchens
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Black River Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
part of:
Billboard Year-End Hot Country Songs of 2019 (number: 38) and Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2020 (number: 85)
recording of:
Even Though I’m Leaving
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Wyatt Durrette and Ray Fulcher
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Island South (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Rosest Music (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs3.5?:??
4Lovin’ on You
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
Wurlitzer electric piano:
Wil Houchens
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River and Cooley's Mix Room At Black River Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
part of:
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2020 (number: 97)
recording of:
Lovin’ On You
writer:
Thomas Archer, Luke Combs (country music singer), Ray Fulcher and James McNair (country songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), MV2 Music (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Stay Creative Music (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs3?:??
5Moon Over Mexico
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
Wurlitzer electric piano:
Wil Houchens
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River and Cooley's Mix Room At Black River Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Moon Over Mexico
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Ray Fulcher, Dan Isbell (Daniel Keith Isbell) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Jett Music (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Super Big Music (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
61, 2 Many
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Nick Autry (lead vocals [Brooks & Dunn vocals]), Alex Gilson (engineer) and Mike Kyle (engineer) (lead vocals [Brooks & Dunn vocals])
producer and mixer:
Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Brooks & Dunn and Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
2 Acres Studio (Nashville Studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Curb Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (lead vocals [Brooks & Dunn vocals]), Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
1, 2 Many
publisher:
Tyler King (in 2019)
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Dan Isbell (Daniel Keith Isbell), Tyler King and Drew Parker
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Oak Tree Swing Publishing (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs feat. Brooks & Dunn4?:??
7Blue Collar Boys
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer) and Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Blue Collar Boys
publisher:
Derrick Moody (in 2019)
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Derrick Moody, Erik Dylan and Ray Fulcher
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Songs of the Corn (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
8New Every Day
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
New Every Day
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Ray Fulcher and Josh Thompson (US country music)
publisher:
Two Laine Collections, 50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs5?:??
9Reasons
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Reasons
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Ray Fulcher and James McNair (country songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Stay Creative Music (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
10Every Little Bit Helps
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Every Little Bit Helps
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chase McGill and James McNair (country songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Plum Nelly (in 2019), Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Stay Creative Music (in 2019) and Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
11Dear Today
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer and mixer:
Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
2 Acres Studio (Nashville Studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Dear Today
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Erik Dylan and Rob Snyder (country singer, songwriter)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Peermusic III, Ltd. (BMI) (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019) and Townes Van Hawke Publishing (in 2019)
Luke Combs5?:??
12What You See Is What You Get
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
What You See Is What You Get
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Barry Dean (US pop/country songwriter) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
publisher:
Jett Music, Big Machine Music, LLC (from 2019 to present), 50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Creative Pulse Music (in 2019), Pulse Nation (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Super Big Music (in 2019) and These Are Pulse Songs (BMI) (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
13Does to Me
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer) and Allen Parker (songs "Girls From Amsterdam" and "Song in Your Heart") (lead vocals [Eric Church vocals])
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Eric Church and Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Easy Eye Sound Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (lead vocals [Eric Church vocals]), Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
part of:
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2020 (number: 93)
recording of:
Does to Me
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Ray Fulcher and Tyler Reeve
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), I Know Songs (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs feat. Eric Church3.5?:??
14Angels Workin’ Overtime
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer and mixer:
Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
2 Acres Studio (Nashville Studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Angels Workin' Overtime
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Josh Phillips (country music artist) and Josh Thompson (US country music)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Two Laine Collections (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Write or Die Music (in 2019)
Luke Combs3?:??
15All Over Again
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
All Over Again
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Corey Crowder and Ray Fulcher
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Larkin Hill Publishing (in 2019), Songs From the Rose Hotel (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019), WB Music Corp. (1929–2019) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
16Nothing Like You
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer:
Scott Moffatt
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer) and Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room at Black River
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Nothing Like You
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Drew Parker and Robert Williford (American singer, songwriter and guitarist)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Oak Tree Swing Publishing (in 2019), Rowdy Rob Music (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019) and Works of RHA (in 2019)
Luke Combs4?:??
17Better Together
assistant engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Joey Stanca (engineer), Kam Luchterhand, Seth Morton (engineer), Jason Mott and Preston White (Engineer)
engineer:
Alex Gilson (engineer)
producer and mixer:
Scott Moffatt
editor:
Mike Gillies
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner, Scott Moffatt and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
banjo:
Jon Conley, Carl Miner and Scott Moffatt
bass:
Ben Jordan (bassist), Jimmie Lee Sloas and Tim Marks (US bassist)
drums (drum set):
Doug Frasure (drummer) and Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Jon Conley, Scott Moffatt and Sol Philcox-Littlefield
fiddle:
Aubrey Haynie
glockenspiel, handclaps, other instruments [programming] and background vocals [harmony vocals]:
Scott Moffatt
lap steel guitar and pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
mandolin:
Carl Miner and Ilya Toshinsky (Russian guitar and banjo player)
organ and piano:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player) and Wil Houchens
percussion:
Doug Frasure (drummer), Scott Moffatt and Jerry Roe
saxophone:
Buddy Leach
slide guitar:
Sol Philcox-Littlefield
synthesizer:
Dave Cohen (Nashville-based keyboard player), Wil Houchens and Scott Moffatt
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
mixed at:
2 Acres Studio (Nashville Studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
engineered at:
Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Southern Ground in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Better Together
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Dan Isbell (Daniel Keith Isbell) and Randy Montana
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2019), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2019), Big Music Machine (in 2019), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2019), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2019), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2019), Sullivan S Guns Music (in 2019) and Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2019)
Luke Combs3.5?:??
▼ CD 2
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1Six Feet Apart
assistant recording engineer:
Spencer Clarke (engineer)
recording engineer, programming and mixer:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer) and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Six Feet Apart
writer:
Brent Cobb, Luke Combs (country music singer) and Rob Snyder (country singer, songwriter)
publisher:
Bluewater Music (in 2020), Bootleg Lyrics (in 2020), Catch Your Dream Publishing (in 2020), Songs of Kobalt Music Publishing (in 2020), Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) (in 2020), Teefus Criley’s Tunes (in 2020), Tiltawhirl Music (in 2020) and Works of 50 Egg Music (in 2020)
Luke Combs4?:??
2Cold as You
assistant recording engineer:
Justin Francis (engineer)
recording engineer and programming:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room
recording of:
Cold as You
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Shane Minor, Randy Montana and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
publisher:
Bootleg Lyrics (in 2020), Cowboy Revival Music (in 2020), No Man Can Eat 50 Eggs Music (in 2020), Prestige Countrywide (in 2020), Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) (in 2020), Spirit Two Nashville (in 2020), Spirit Vault Songs (in 2020), Sullivan S Guns Music (in 2020) and Warner–Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (in 2020)
Luke Combs3?:??
3The Other Guy
assistant recording engineer:
Justin Francis (engineer)
recording engineer, programming and mixer:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
The Other Guy
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Brandon Kinney (country songwriter) and Robert Williford (American singer, songwriter and guitarist)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2020), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2020), Big Music Machine (in 2020), Peermusic III, Ltd. (BMI) (in 2020), Rowdy Rob Music (in 2020), Songs of Rha (in 2020), Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2020) and Whiskey Tub Music (in 2020)
Luke Combs4?:??
4My Kinda Folk
assistant recording engineer:
Justin Francis (engineer)
recording engineer and programming:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
mixer:
Jim Cooley (engineer)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
Cooley’s Mix Room
recording of:
My Kinda Folk
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Jamie Davis (guitarist), Ray Fulcher, Dan Isbell (Daniel Keith Isbell) and Dustin Nunley
publisher:
Bootleg Lyrics (in 2020), DS Nunley Music (in 2020), Keep Choppin Publishing (in 2020), Lunkertown Music (in 2020), Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) (in 2020), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2020), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2020) and Spirit Two Nashville (in 2020)
Luke Combs4?:??
5Without You
assistant recording engineer:
Justin Francis (engineer)
recording engineer, programming and mixer:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Without You
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Wyatt Durrette and Dan Isbell (Daniel Keith Isbell)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2020), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2020), Big Music Machine (in 2020), Island South Music (in 2020), Rosest Music (in 2020), Sony/ATV Countryside (in 2020), Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (1995–2020) (in 2020) and Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2020)
Luke Combs feat. Amanda Shires4?:??
6Forever After All
assistant recording engineer:
Justin Francis (engineer)
recording engineer, programming and mixer:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
assistant producer:
Scott Johnson (US country music recording engineer)
producer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
editor:
Mike Gillies and Chip Matthews (us engineer)
acoustic guitar:
Jon Conley, Chip Matthews (us engineer) and Danny Rader
banjo:
Jon Conley
baritone guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer)
bass:
Steve Mackey (session bassist)
bouzouki and resonator guitar:
Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
drums (drum set) and percussion:
Jerry Roe
electric guitar:
Chip Matthews (us engineer), Rob McNelley, Sol Philcox-Littlefield, Danny Rader and Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter)
fiddle:
Amanda Shires
Hammond organ [B-3] and piano:
Jim “Moose” Brown
mandolin:
Jon Conley and Danny Rader
pedal steel guitar:
Gary Morse
background vocals:
Perry Coleman, Wes Hightower, Chip Matthews (us engineer), Jonathan Singleton (country musician and songwriter) and Russell Terrell
lead vocals:
Luke Combs (country music singer)
additionally recorded at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recorded at:
Sound Stage Studios (Nashville, TN studio) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
mixed at:
The Tin Ear in Nashville, Tennessee, United States
recording of:
Forever After All
writer:
Luke Combs (country music singer), Drew Parker and Robert Williford (American singer, songwriter and guitarist)
publisher:
50 Egg Music (in 2020), Big Machine Music, LLC (in 2020), Big Music Machine (in 2020), Rowdy Rob Music (in 2020), Songs of Rha (in 2020) and Straight Dimes Publishing (in 2020)
Luke Combs4?:??