| Katie Herzig | Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Stick, Vocals, Hand Clapping, Beat Box, Musician |
| David Welsh | Electric Guitar |
| Kim Richey | Guitar, Tambourine, Background Vocals |
| Garett Buell | Percussion |
| Tyler Burkum | Electric Guitar |
| Sandra McCracken | Background Vocals |
| Ruby Amanfu | Background Vocals |
| Will Sayles | Drums |
| Ben Shive | Mellotron |
| Chris Coleman | Bass |
| Andrew Osenga | Electric Guitar, Guitar (Baritone) |
| Claire Indie | Cello, Dancer |
| Aaron Johnson | Bass |
| Jordan Brooke Hamlin | Clarinet, Horn |
| Matt Pierson | Bass |
| Kim Richey | Composer |
| Tim Lauer | Composer |
| Katie Herzig | Composer, Producer, Artwork |
| Aaron Johnson | Programming, Producer |
Nicole716PA
Posted October 1, 2010
I truly enjoy this cd. The music is smooth and stimulating. It is perfect to drive to or listen to while cooking or relaxing.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.this album seems good, but after listening to it a few times, i think i'll retire it. nothing new, but its worth a listen.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Interesting voice, very good melodies with amusing/interesting lyrics. Excellent easy listening. I particularly liked Songbird, How the west was won, I hurt too, Forevermore.
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Posted March 6, 2009
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Editorial Reviews
Billboard
Herzig's gifts as a songwriter have stood out perhaps due to the fully produced nature of her songs, recorded with care and a bigness that transcends the potentially damning status of just being another girl in Nashville with a guitar. With a full backing band, string sections and her understated vocals front and center, "Apple Tree" is an adventurous and playful album perfect for the triple A set.Paste Magazine
[Katie Herzig's] latest, Apple Tree, pushes her now-signature style—brightly textured acoustic pop that’s clever yet sincere, sunny but grounded—to exquisite new heights. It’s Herzig’s most accomplished work to date.