Loneliness Knows My Name

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All Music Guide - MacKenzie Wilson
Patrick Park adds to his lovestruck songbook with the release of Loneliness Knows My Name. The Under the Unminding Skies EP clearly defined Park's honesty as a songwriter, and this studio full-length builds upon love's common lot. He's unassumingly sweet without being clichéd, in turn allowing Loneliness Knows My Name to cast a charm without moping. Once again, Park plays all instruments and sings every song, and his country/folk/pop sound is uncontrived. Such an effort is impressive, and Park isn't overly earnest in crafting the perfect song. Loneliness Knows My Name comes together naturally due to Park's lyrical simplicity and, with that remedy in mind, a good deal ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - MacKenzie Wilson
Patrick Park adds to his lovestruck songbook with the release of Loneliness Knows My Name. The Under the Unminding Skies EP clearly defined Park's honesty as a songwriter, and this studio full-length builds upon love's common lot. He's unassumingly sweet without being clichéd, in turn allowing Loneliness Knows My Name to cast a charm without moping. Once again, Park plays all instruments and sings every song, and his country/folk/pop sound is uncontrived. Such an effort is impressive, and Park isn't overly earnest in crafting the perfect song. Loneliness Knows My Name comes together naturally due to Park's lyrical simplicity and, with that remedy in mind, a good deal can be expressed. Heartbreak leaves Park tattered and torn on "Your Smile's a Drug" and "Something Pretty." The bluesy strut of "Sons of Guns" is similar in spirit, but dark-colored in tone. Languishing in passion can't last too long; the pain's too much and the gospel trio of Rose Stone, Maxi Anderson, and Alexandra Brown on the soulful "Bullets by the Door" lets love come full circle with a glossy finish. Eventually, Park comes to accept the fickle ways of adoration, and Loneliness Knows My Name takes it all in stride for an enjoyable listen.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 6/24/2003
  • Label: BADMAN RECORDS
  • UPC: 709363697017
  • Catalog Number: 970

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Thunderbolt (2:56)
  2. 2 Honest Skrew (2:58)
  3. 3 Sons of Guns (3:47)
  4. 4 Nothing's Wrong (3:38)
  5. 5 Your Smile's a Drug (3:32)
  6. 6 Something Pretty (3:14)
  7. 7 Silver Girl (3:34)
  8. 8 Desperation Eyes (3:01)
  9. 9 Past Poisons (4:30)
  10. 10 Bullets by the Door (3:26)
  11. 11 Home for Now (2:42)
  12. 12 [Untitled Hidden Track] (0:39)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Patrick Park Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Bass, Dobro, Harmonica, Percussion, Electric Guitar, Sitar, Vocals, 12-string Guitar, Slide Guitar, Wurlitzer, Foot Stomping, Foot Percussion
Maxi Anderson Background Vocals
Alexandra Brown Background Vocals
Danny Frankel Percussion
Richie Lawrence Accordion
Vince Meghrouni Woodwind
Rose Stone Background Vocals
Paul Lacques Lap Steel Guitar
David Trumfio Electric Bass, Keyboards, Background Vocals, Timpani, Guitar (Baritone)
Eric Heywood Pedal Steel Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar
Tim Easton Mandolin, Slide Dobro
Michael Krassner Harpsichord, Mellotron
Wil Hendricks Piano, Harpsichord, Hammond Organ
Dave Kostiner Percussion, Drums, Snare Drums
Dan Clucas Brass
Kristen Autry Violin
Christopher William Burney III Upright Bass
Ira Glansbeek Cello
Kevin Houlihan Percussion
Brandon Jay Percussion, Drums
Technical Credits
Fred Lonberg-Holm String Arrangements
David Trumfio Producer, Engineer, drum machine
Jeri Heiden Art Direction
Mark Chalecki Mastering
John Heiden Art Direction
Michael Krassner Engineer
Kevin Harp Engineer
Patrick Park Composer, Producer
Kevin Houlihan Engineer
Mike Lyons Engineer
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Great CD

    There's rarely a CD with multiple songs that you can listen to over and over again. This entire CD is great. It is simple, catchy and relaxing. Definitely worth the money.

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