- Widowmaker
- Help a Man
- When I Stop Crying
- Rockabye
- Iowa Lands
- When Was the Last Time
- Dixie
- Primavera
- The Goodnight-Loving Trail
- The Natural World
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The Loving Trail, Primary Artist
Mino Cinelu Guest Artist,Percussion
Bill Frisell Guest Artist,Guitar
Peter Holsapple Guest Artist,Guitar
Jevetta Steele Guest Artist,Vocals (Background)
Art Baron Trombone
Bruce Kurnow Harmonica
Alan Bezozi Drums,Percussion,Tambourine
Stew Cutler Guitar
Doug Wieselman Guitar,Clarinet,Sax (Tenor)
Fred Steele Vocals (Background)
Jearlyn Steele Battle Vocals (Background)
J.D. Steele Vocals (Background)
Dave Hofstra Bass,Tuba
Wayne Horvitz Organ (Hammond)
Peter Ostroushko Violin,Mandolin
Guy Klucevsek Accordion
Danny Frankel Drums,Tambourine
Marty Ehrlich Sax (Tenor)
Creeper Kurnow Harmonica
Bruce Phillips Composer
Jay Follette Engineer
Tommy Tucker, Jr. Engineer
David Bither Producer,Executive Producer
Birney Imes Photography
Bob Smith Assistant Engineer,Engineer
Dante Gioia Engineer,Assistant Engineer
Bob Ludwig Mastering
James MacMillan Engineer
Joe Ferla Mixing,Engineer
Wayne Horvitz Mixing,Producer
Jay Folette Engineer
John Siket Engineer,Assistant Engineer
Robin Holcomb Composer,Lyricist
Bryce Goggin Engineer
Tommy Tucker Engineer
Mike Krowiak Assistant Engineer,Engineer
Peter Holsapple Producer


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Overview
Rockabye, Robin Holcomb's second album, uses more familiar song structures (i.e., verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge) than her debut, which bore little resemblance to any other musical genre. This time, Holcomb draws on just about every American genre invented before, say, 1974 -- traditional folk music, country, classic rock, jazz, carnival music, Dixie brass, soul -- but the album is unified by her distinctive, earthy vocals and her staccato piano playing (her keyboard and vocal style seem to be inseparable from her personality). Holcomb's lyrics also fit the description of "earthy": her poetic explorations of personal pain and communal responsibility are pervaded by a sense of interconnection with the land. Wayne Horvitz produced this eclectic brew, and Peter Holsapple appears on a few tracks as both a guitarist and a co-producer. ~ Darryl Cater
Product Details
Release Date: | 09/01/1992 |
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Label: | Elektra |
UPC: | 0075596128926 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Robin Holcomb Primary Artist,Piano,Vocals,Organ (Hammond)The Loving Trail, Primary Artist
Mino Cinelu Guest Artist,Percussion
Bill Frisell Guest Artist,Guitar
Peter Holsapple Guest Artist,Guitar
Jevetta Steele Guest Artist,Vocals (Background)
Art Baron Trombone
Bruce Kurnow Harmonica
Alan Bezozi Drums,Percussion,Tambourine
Stew Cutler Guitar
Doug Wieselman Guitar,Clarinet,Sax (Tenor)
Fred Steele Vocals (Background)
Jearlyn Steele Battle Vocals (Background)
J.D. Steele Vocals (Background)
Dave Hofstra Bass,Tuba
Wayne Horvitz Organ (Hammond)
Peter Ostroushko Violin,Mandolin
Guy Klucevsek Accordion
Danny Frankel Drums,Tambourine
Marty Ehrlich Sax (Tenor)
Creeper Kurnow Harmonica
Technical Credits
Davey Payne EngineerBruce Phillips Composer
Jay Follette Engineer
Tommy Tucker, Jr. Engineer
David Bither Producer,Executive Producer
Birney Imes Photography
Bob Smith Assistant Engineer,Engineer
Dante Gioia Engineer,Assistant Engineer
Bob Ludwig Mastering
James MacMillan Engineer
Joe Ferla Mixing,Engineer
Wayne Horvitz Mixing,Producer
Jay Folette Engineer
John Siket Engineer,Assistant Engineer
Robin Holcomb Composer,Lyricist
Bryce Goggin Engineer
Tommy Tucker Engineer
Mike Krowiak Assistant Engineer,Engineer
Peter Holsapple Producer
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