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Coming Apart At Every Nail

October 15th, 2005


Coming Apart At Every Nail

Hats off to Neil Young’s Hawks & Doves.
This song is a blast to play.
I started recording at 10:00 a.m. and I had it done by 5:00 p.m.
If the mix doesn’t suit your fancy, “Oh Well”, that wasn’t the point.

“Red Dirt Road” Buck 50

October 8th, 2005

Recorded on February 11th & 12th, 1996

Hitched A Ride
Anna Lee
Back To The Country
Nevada Ave.

Hitched A Ride was recorded in one take and was supposed to just be a sound check but we ended up using it even though you can hear me knock my guitar neck into the mic stand at the beginning of my solo.

Anna Lee is a great tune with some nice rickety playing. I had a pretty nasty cold during this session and it really shows on my “Danko-esque” backup vocals which were coincidentally recorded live while I was playing steel (not recommended).

Back To The Country was heavily inspired by the sound of Jimmy Buffett’s “Living And Dying In 3/4 Time” album. Most people think the intro is a bad edit when in fact for unknown reasons I decided to start the riff over one more time.

Nevada Ave. is worth a listen just for the train wreck at the end.

Microphone Placement

September 11th, 2005



The never ending quest for the ultimate microphone placement continues.

Little Sadie
Misery Loves Company
Blue Ridge Mountain Blues
Early Morning Rain
Don’t This Road Look Rough And Rocky

Farmer Not So John

March 19th, 2005


If you like “Drunk Pedal Steel” check out track three.

Every Street In Nashville

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