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| PART ONE — The Journey Begins With A Psychedelic Attitude: 1) Past Lives (5:07) This spooky love song branches from acoustic roots to a modern rock groove on the choruses. What is the result of acting on our fantasies? |
| 2) Running Start (3:47) A searing
dialogue of mandolin (Radim Zenkl) and violin (Autumn Hancock) frames themes
of emotional loss and recovery, flanked by driving rock drums. A song about
finding ourselves after many false starts. |
| 3) Sugar & Sand (3:47) Snippets
from George W. Bush, hip hop drums by Rick Walker and Autumn's expressive
violin punctuate this anti-war ballad with a rapping portrait of modern
media culpability. |
| PART TWO — Jayme Loves The Blues: 4) Blues with the Boys (3:53) A flirtatious country blues with National Steel Guitar by Jeff "Felonius Smith" and Mark "Fenny" Fenichel on Harmonica. |
| 5) The Earthquake (That Was You)
(3:30) A classic Chicago-style blues of love gone bad with honky tonk piano
and ripping electric guitar by shred master Dave Meniketti. |
| 6) When I Was Still A Girl
(3:50) Carol McComb's sweet Dobro® weaves around Jayme’s finger picked
guitar in this nostalgic, folksy blues. |
| 7) Do The Dishes, Too (2:34)
A good-natured poke at the battle of the sexes featuring Walter Bankovitch's
stride piano. |
| PART THREE — A Seamless Segue Into Folkloric Jazz Ballads: 8) Into The Night (3:00) Trumpet provides an unusual counterpoint to acoustic guitar in this lyrical ode to the velvet night. |
| 9) Shore of Wakefulness (4:07)
Middle Eastern rhythms and multi-layered flugelhorns pay homage to the muse
of poetry and music. What is this voice that calls us from our beds? |
| 10) Pretty Eye (3:51) A mystical
song of eternal love highlighted by Radim Zenkl’s outstanding mandolin,
Didgeridoo and low Celtic whistle. Love wholly, but with appropriate boundaries. |
| 11) Tall Poppies (4:58)
Self-doubt, jealousy, and the intentions of God are explored with lush
piano, violin and soaring harmonies. |
| 12) From A Simple Joy (2:53)
A sweet denouement of ukulele, violin and soaring vocals in a song of love
found at last. |
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