Micah P. Hinson and the Opera Circuit

Micah P. Hinson and the Opera Circuit
Studio album by Micah P. Hinson
Released	10 October 2006
Recorded	2006
Genre	Indie rock
Length	42:20
Label	Jade Tree Records (USA), Sketchbook Records (UK)
Producer	Micah P. Hinson
Micah P. Hinson chronology

Micah P. Hinson and the Opera Circuit is an album by Micah P. Hinson, released in 2006.

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	link
Almost Cool	(6.75/10) link
Austin Chronicle	link
Being There Magazine	link
The Guardian	link
The Observer	link
Pitchfork Media	(7.4/10) link
Prefix Magazine	(8.0/10) link
Tiny Mix Tapes	link

Track listing

"Seems Almost Impossible" (Hinson) – 3:40
"Diggin a Grave" (Hinson) – 2:07
"Jackeyed" (Hinson) – 3:45
"It's Been So Long" (Hinson) – 3:02
"Drift Off to Sleep" (Hinson) – 4:35
"Letter From Huntsville" (Hinson) – 1:54
"She Don't Own Me" (Hinson) – 5:40
"My Time Wasted" (Hinson) – 2:13
"Little Boys Dream" (Hinson) – 4:21
"You're Only Lonely" (Hinson) – 5:40
"Don't Leave Me Now!" (Hinson) – 5:25

Personnel

Micah P. Hinson - Acoustic, Electric, Slide and Bass Guitar, Vocals, Banjo, Mandolin, Percussion, Accordion, Organ and Piano
Charles Lee - Cello
Nick Phelps - Banjo and Sitar
H. DaMassa - Harmonica
Jason Parker - Trumpet
Chris Holt - Electric and Acoustic Guitar and Fender Rhodes
Tom Hagerman - Violin and Viola
Robert Partin - Accordion
Luke "Dick Burns" Senter - Trap Kit
Robert F. Johnson - Vocals
Nathan Sudders - Guitar (Bass)
Kenton Asche - Trombone
Jason Kellett - Trap Kit
Eric Bachmann - Saxophone String and Horn Arrangements
Micah P. Hinson - Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Sampling, Coordination and Photography
Tommy Bridwell - Mixing
Tom Knott - Mixing
Jeff Holbert - Mixing
Noel Summerville - Mastering
Ms. Emily Rupp - Writer
Madamoiselle Antoinette - Model

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