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| Simon Joyner | Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals |
| Fred Lonberg-Holm | Cello, Cornet |
| Ernst Long | Trumpet, Flugelhorn |
| Ken Vandermark | Clarinet, Track Performer |
| Jeb Bishop | Trombone, Track Performer |
| Glenn Kotche | Percussion, Drums |
| Michael Krassner | Electric Guitar |
| Jessica Billey | Violin |
| Ryan Hembrey | Bass, Track Performer |
| Charles Kim | Pedal Steel Guitar, Track Performer |
| Wil Hendricks | Piano, Accordion, Vibes, Track Performer |
| Chris Deden | Percussion |
| Bill Farmer | Cover Painting |
| Fred Lonberg-Holm | Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements |
| Brad Smith | Cover Design |
| Ken Vandermark | Contributor |
| Jeb Bishop | Contributor |
| Ken Sluiter | Mastering |
| Simon Joyner | Cover Design |
| Michael Krassner | Producer, Engineer |
| Glen Kotche | Contributor |
| Ryan Hembrey | Contributor |
| Charles Kim | Contributor |
| Wil Hendricks | Contributor |
| Joe Ferguson | Engineer |
| Can.Ky.Ree | Introduction |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Bryan Thomas
Lyrically, Simon Joyner's songs -- sung in a harrowing, world-weary voice recalling celebrated "beautiful loser"-type songsmiths like Fred Neil and Townes Van Zandt -- are rich with images of sad people, lonely lovers, and dark, rainy street corners. In fact, inclement weather is often a central lyrical theme in this Midwestern gothic singer/songwriter's material, and often acts as a metaphor for an impending tempestuous situation. There's also an inherent melancholy throughout this album. In "Fool's Gold on Main St.," the narrator finds himself alienated and isolated in his hometown, wondering why everyone he passes on the street seems like a stranger: "What happened to ...