Simple and warm folk music that cherishes the subtleties of everyday life
A masterpiece that shines with exceptional songwriting, blending humor and melancholy.
Steve Goodman's light-hearted guitar work and familiar vocals are a delight. The lyrics, which capture the everyday lives of ordinary people with a warm gaze, gently touch the listener's heart. While there is no flashy production, this album is filled with the joy of making music and a deep human emotion, making it a record that can be said to be the conscience of folk music.
11 TRACKS:
1)
The Dutchman
2)
Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun
3)
Song For David
4)
Chicken Cordon Bleus
5)
Somebody Else's Troubles
6)
The Loving Of The Game
7)
I Ain't Heard You Play No Blues
8)
Don't Do Me Any Favors Anymore
9)
The Vegetable Song (The Barnyard Dance)
10)
Lincoln Park Pirates
11)
The Ballad Of Penny Evans
Acoustic Guitar, Accordion - Jack McGann
Backing Vocals - David Brigati
Backing Vocals - Eddie Brigati
Bass - Hugh McDonald
Bass Saxophone - Willie Bridges
Cello - Charles McCracken
Drums - Steve Mosley
Electric Guitar - Hugh McCracken
Electric Guitar, Banjo - Mark Horowitz
Electric Guitar, Bass, Mandolin - Steve Burgh
Fiddle - Ken Kosec
Fiddle - Larry Packer (2)
Flute - Jerry Burnham
Guitar [Dobro], Mandolin, Electric Guitar - Dave Bromberg
Harmony Vocals - Maria Muldaur
Pedal Steel Guitar, Banjo - Ben Keith
Piano - Arif Marden
Piano - Jeff Gutchen
Piano, Harmony Vocals - Robert Milkwood Thomas
Tenor Saxophone - David Newman
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar - Steve Goodman
