Chatham County Line Raleigh, North Carolina
Strange Fascination marks a turning point in CCL's steady growth and evolution. It's the final release with co-founding
banjo player Chandler Holt, the first line-up change since 2001, and the first w/ drums on all songs.
The core — Dave Wilson (guitar/vocals), John Teer (mandolin/fiddle/vocals), and Greg Readling (bass/pedal steel/piano)—now add percussion to its line-up - Dan Hall on drums.
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