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Appleseed
Recordings 2014
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Grammy-nominated 2015 Best Folk Album
Best
American Roots Song
(Just So Much)
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Liner Notes |
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Album Credits |
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Jesse Winchester
- Lead & Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboard
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Mac McAnally -
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandola, Keyboards, Backing
Vocals
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Roscoe Beck -
Electric Bass, Upright Bass
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Eric Darken -
All kinds of Percussion
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Lenny LeBlanc -
Backing Vocals
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Jerry Douglas -
Lap Steel Guitar (track 2 & 7)
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Joel Guzman -
Accordion (track 5 & 7)
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Stuart Duncan -
Fiddle (track 5)
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Jim Horn - Saxophone
(track 8 & 11)
Produced by
Mac McAnally
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Mastered at Yes
Master by Jim Demain
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Basic Tracks
recorded at Blue Rock Artist Ranch - Engineered by
Charlie Kramsky
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Overdubs and
mixing at LaLaLand
Engineered by
Chris Stone
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Additional
overdubs at:
Southern Ground: Engineered by Chris Stone
The Complex: Engineered by Kevin Sokolnicki
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Cover Art "Crying Woman"
a water color painted by Jesse Winchester in 1969 as a gift to his
mother after he had moved to Canada from Memphis. The song
"Ghosts" is also for his mother, a companion piece the the art.
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The title of this
CD was taken from one of Jesse's favorite books and movies.
"The Maltese Falcon" by Dashiell Hammett. In the movie,
Humphrey Bogart famously states, "I don't mind a reasonable
amount of trouble," a line that amused Jesse and which he
frequently quoted.
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Photography:
Rodney Bursiel
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Packaging Design:
Tina Galbiati
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Post Production
Coordinator: Alan Edwards
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Liner Notes by
Jimmy Buffett and Mac McAnally
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This CD is for
Cindy -
each and every word.
-Love, Jesse
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