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Garth Hudson - Organ, soprano sax and accordion. We recorded his tracks up at Mark Dann's studio in Woodstock, N.Y. Here, discussing life, music and philosophy.
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l. ---> r. Mark Dann, yours truly, Garth Hudson - listening back
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Jeff taking a lesson from the master - Garth Hudson
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Kevin Ege - we go way back! Here recording "Just Another Song" in my mother's art studio.
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Jeff Davis - Kent, CT - recording "Just Another Song" in my mother's art studio. My folk music mentor from way back in 1970.
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Kevin Ege - laying down the Jug track for "Big Little Me"
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Martin Hagfors - vocals on "Maybe Someday"
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Nikolai Hængsle Eilertsen - Electric bass on "Maybe Someday" and "All Hell Broke Loose in Heaven"
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Ross Levinson - We also go way back!! - violins on "Every Reason Why" & "Won't You Smile"
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Øyvind "Elg" Elgenes - vocals on "Maybe Someday" (we also go way, way back)
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Rune Arnesen - drums and percussion on all tracks
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Cindy Cashdollar - we also go way back - lap steel ("Musta Been Out To Lunch", "Hearts of Silver"), dobro - "Trains Don't Stop Here Anymore"
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Fionnuala Sherry - Violin on "Just Another Song"
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Knut Reiersrud - the man that got this project off the ground, produced the basic tracks and played a myriad of instruments on the recording.
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Bjørn Holm - Upright and Electric Bass on all songs except "All Hell Broke Loose in Heaven" and "Maybe Someday". Backing vocals as well!
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Claudia Scott - harmony vocals on "Maybe Someday" and "All Hell Broke Loose in Heaven"
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Garth & Jeff - 2007 - Woodstock Session #2
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Nikki Matheson - the woman who invented the "wall of voices" long before Enya. Nikki sings on "Trains Don't Stop Here Anymore" & "Every Reason Why"
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David Wallumrød - piano, organ, smile on all songs
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Seth Hubert - harmony vocals "Hearts of Silver"
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Brennen Leigh - harmony vocals on "Hearts of Silver"
