Songs of the Wall
A1| Susan Graham White - "Facing the Wall"
A2| Cleve Francis - "Reflections on the Wall"
A3| Joel Mabus - "Touch a Name on the Wall"
A4| Barbara Jarrell - "Heal Over Vietnam"
A5| Pat Garvey - "Sons and Daughters"
A6| Richard Gill - "Soldiers of the Clouds"
B1| Pat Garvey - "Still Waiting at the Wall"
B2| Paula Jones - "Brother of Mine"
B3| Marie Zerby - "I Touched His Name Upon the Wall"
B4| Olin Murrell - "The Wall"
B5| The New Arkadelphians - "The Wall: Between the Lines"
B6| Brenda Simpson - "Welcome Home"
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Track A4, 4:01. Words and music by Barbara Jarrell (c) 1992. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track A5, 3:22. Performed by Pat Garvey and Sons and Daughters in Touch; words and music (c) 1990 by Tom Kelly, Signal Mountain, Tennessee. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track A6, 4:16. Performed by Richard Gill and the Legion of Honor; words and music by Richard "Doc" Gill (c) 1987; other songs available from Richard Gill, Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track B2, 4:18. Words and music by Paula Jones (c) 1992; other songs available from Paula Jones, Camarillo, California. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track B3, 4:32. Words and music by Marie Zerby (c) 1991; other songs available from Living Tree Records, Canon City, Colorado. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track B4, 3:00. Words and music by Olin Murrell (c) 1988. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track B5, 3:28. Words and music by Jack Cheshire (c) 1990; "soon to be released" on The New Arkadelphians' album "Dane On A Cadillac" (Paper Airplanes Music, Gulf Breeze, Florida). Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]
Track B6, 3:39. Words and music by Brenda Simpson (c) 1990; previously released on Brenda Simpson's tape "Welcome Home", available from Brenda Simpson, Casper, Wyoming. Songs of the Wall cassette, produced by The Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Ira J. Hamburg, president; Wanda Ruffin, In Touch director), Arlington, Virginia; assembled and edited at RBO Studio, Springfield, Virginia; engineered by Brad Hayford; production assistance by Pat Garvey. [From the cassette insert]