This album is dedicated to the memory of Mario Lisanti and Bill Ross, who were
taken
from us long before their time. May they live forever in the
minds and hearts
of those who loved them.
ALBUM CREDITS
© 2013 by Josh Kutchai | All Rights Reserved
All songs written by Josh Kutchai, except: "Mary Queen of Arkansas," written by Bruce Springsteen
All tracks produced by Josh Kutchai, except: "Mario" produced by Ray Ippolito and Josh Kutchai
Mixed and engineered by Mike Ferretti at The Barbershop Studios
Assistant Engineer: Jeremy Gillespie
Additional engineering by Jeremy Gillespie
Strings recorded by Oliver Straus at Mission Sound
Horns recorded by Steve Jankowski at Jankland Studio
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound
Graphic design/CD layout by Meghan Petty
Photography by Jon Hodgson
THE BAND
Josh Kutchai - vocals, piano, organ
John Ross - fretted/fretless bass
Brian Prokop - drums
Bruce Gatewood - electric/acoustic guitar, lap steel guitar, mandolin, shaker, tambourine, triangle
SPECIAL GUESTS
Ray Ippolito - fretted/fretless guitar (Mario, Mary Queen of Arkansas), soundscapes (Mario)
Gary Schreiner - accordian (The Open Road, The Way Back)
Dan Willis - tenor saxaphone (Every Surrender Comes with a Price)
Jonathan Dinklage - violin, viola (The Way Back)
Dave Eggar - cello (The Way Back)
Rachel Golub - violin (The Way Back)
Denise Stillwell - viola (The Way Back)
Robert Fournier - trombone (Mario)
Laueren Hosford - french horn (Mario)
DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO
Jon Hodgson, Meghan Petty, Ray Ipolito, Mike Kardos, Brian Prokop, Bruce Gatewood, John Ross, Cynthia Cortes, Mike Rosenstark, Ken Lampl, Max McDonnell, Scott and Sharon Woska, Sadia Bruce, Joe "Warrior" Licinski, and, of course, Mike Ferretti, Jeremy Gillespie and the entire Barbershop Studios staff. Special thanks to my parents, Howard Kutchai and Cathie Platt, for always supporting my artistic endeavors when I was young, and to my mother and grandmother, Evelyn Platt, for the gift of music. I would also like to thank all of the wonderful music teachers who taught, inspired and encouraged me: Carol E. Tunstall, Elly Tucker, Yvonne Duisit, Art Wheeler, John D'earth, Dawn Thomspon, Mario Lisanti, Franco Bertacci, Mike Longo, Andy Wasserman, John Conte, Margaret Kinander, Arturo Spinetti, and of course, Elton John and Billy Joel, who taught me how to play, sing, and listen. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart.
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