Frisell’s quintet lineup interprets Ives, Copland, Hiatt, Dylan, even Madonna. The New York Times calls Frisell “a gifted improviser more than willing to offer unusual juxtapositions. Bits of country music float by, a jazz idea, a blast of rock.”
Frisell’s quintet lineup interprets Ives, Copland, Hiatt, Dylan, even Madonna. The New York Times calls Frisell “a gifted improviser more than willing to offer unusual juxtapositions. Bits of country music float by, a jazz idea, a blast of rock.”
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Wayne Horvitz
Engineered by Joe Ferla
Recorded March 1992, at RPM Studios, New York City
Assistant Engineer: Robert Smith
Mixed at Bad Animals Studios, Seattle
Assistant Engineer: Sam Hofstedt
Mastered by Greg Calibi, Sterling Sound, New York City
All music arranged by Bill Frisell
Design by John Heiden
Cover photograph: Race, 4th of July, Vale, Oregon, by Russell Lee, Library of Congress, Farm Security Administration Collection
Executive Producer: Robert Hurwitz
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MUSICIANS
Bill Frisell, guitar
Don Byron, clarinet, bass clarinet
Guy Klucevsek, accordion
Kermit Driscoll, bass
Joey Baron, drums