Track Listings:
1. Cruel-4-Days Blues Band: Ask Me No Questions (Trusky) 5:10 Nate Myers: harmonica Greg Burgess: piano Dave Kessler: bass Dave Eisenhower: drums 2. Dead Left: So Charming (Stroessner) 4:13 Unreleased radio performance at WVIA-FM. Zeke Zima: lead guitar Bob Roe: bass Brian Delaney: drums
3. Lorne Clarke: Song for Hastings Williams (Clarke) 4:24 Bob Williams: acoustic guitar Tony Marino: acoustic bass Dave Eisenhower: percussion Laurie Haines Reese: cello
4. Ned Farr: Out There In Here (Farr) 4:53 Jim Olbreys: electric guitar Jon Ossman: bass Joe Casalino: drums & percussion Andrea Weber: harmony vocals
5. The Strand: Cover Girl (Stella) 5:46 John Yzkanin: guitars Bill Kimble: drums Frank Booth: bass
6. Rick Sirota: Tides (Sirota) 4:03 Mark Davis: percussion
7. George Wesley & the Irietations: You're Gonna Love It (Wesley) 4:32 Frank Stepanek: guitar, backing vocals James Wesley: drums Mike Firp Edmunds: bass Giles Davis: sax Todd Hulslander: trombone William Crawford: trumpet
8. Greg Burgess: Itsy Bitsy Spider (trad.) 4:03
9. John Dillon: Tumbleweed (P. Rowan/B. Miller) 4:41 Peter Rowan: mandola, vocal Jonathan Edwards: percussion Mike Dillon: acoustic bass Neal Casal: slide guitar David Hampton: lead acoustic guitar
10. Tom Flannery: Blame It on the Death of Charles Kuralt (Flannery) 3:38 Neal Casal: electric guitar John Ginty: organ
11. Stained Grass Window: The Letter (W. Carson) 3:40 Ken Shafranko: Dobro Mark Doncheski: banjo Bob Meehan: harmonica Mary Hermann: acoustic bass
12. Andrew Cheshire: Tomorrow is Today (Cheshire) 5:39 Rich Perry: tenor sax Kurt Weiss: trumpet Ron McClure: bass Jeff Hirschfield: drums
13. Ron Sunshine and Full Swing: Reet Petite (Sunshine) 5:29 Dan Hovay: guitar Craig Dreyer: tenor sax Paul Tillotson: piano Andres Villimil: acoustic bass James Wormworth IV: drums |
George Graham has been working in professional audio for over 30 years, with
extensive experience in broadcast radio, TV, Internet Audio and producing,
engineering, mixing and/or mastering many LPs and CDs. His first released LP,
the Fuzzy Mountain String Band's Summer Oaks and Porch issued in 1972 by
Rounder Records, is still available. Among the performers he has recorded for
release or broadcast: The Pousette-Dart Band, Peter Rowan, Howe Gelb, Steve
Allen, Phil Woods, David Liebman, Bob Dorough and many others, in styles
including Renaissance classical, traditional and contemporary folk and
bluegrass, mainstream and fusion jazz, world music, blues, electronic music
and classic to alternative rock. For over 20 years, Graham has produced and hosted a weekly Public Radio performance series called Homegrown Music which has presented over 500 different artists and groups, recording close to more than 800 albums worth of material for broadcast. Graham has also produced several television music specials, and is currently producer of a weekly series taken from the monthly live Homegrown Music concerts. He has also done audio mixing for several nationally-distributed Public Television music specials, including the Bucknell Candlight Christmas, and music from the Delaware Water Gap Jazz festival. He also engineered the music soundtrack for the Hollywood film Braintwisters. Graham brings special skills and experience in the recording and production of acoustic instruments, and is well-known for the audiophile quality of his recordings. With knowledge of and extensive experience in a remarkable range of diverse musical styles and contacts with hundreds of musicians from symphonic to heavy metal, George can bring bring a recording project to life with eclectic influences and arrangements, or just play it straight, with an understanding and appreciation of traditional and classic styles. George Graham is based in Northeastern Pennsylvania and is available to work in a studio of the artists choice. He can provide full co-ordination of a production from pre-production to mastering, to bring an artists vision to fruition, or work on specific phases: tracking, mixing, and mastering. Contact:
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