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Todd Phillips In the Pines (1995)
Arranged and produced by Todd Phillips\n\nExecutive producer: Neal Hellman\nRecordings engineered by: Tom Size, Mark Slagle, Mike Marshall, Jim Nunally, Donivan Cowart.\nRecorded at: Tomland Studios, Gatorland, and The Truck.\nMix engineer: Tom Size.\nDisc mastered at Sienna Digital by Rainer Gembalczyk.\nPhotography: Paul Schraub\nDesign: Lynn Piquett\nEXTD=nSpecial thanks tnSpecial thanks to Joe Weed, Kaila Flexer, Sylvan Music, Barry Phillips.\n\nTim O'Brien and Todd Phillips use Fishman Transducers.\nTodd Phillips uses D'Addario strings\nTim O'Brien appears courtesy of Sugar Hill Records.\nMike Marshall and Darol Anger appear courtesy of Windham Hill Records.\nTony Trischka and Laurie Lewis appear courtesy of Rounder Records.\n\nGourd Music
This folk cd contains 14 tracks and runs 41min 27sec.
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1. Todd Phillips - Rye Straw (02:47)
   (trad., arr. Anger)\n\nDarol learned this from Matt Glaser. The day we recorded it we altered the form to try to get the\nsections to fit and flow together. This melody sounds like it may be a hybrid someone created by\nassembling ideas from four differen
2. Todd Phillips - Train on the Island (02:48)
   Tony knew one version, Scott knew another. We just slapped them together - now there is yet another!\n\n Tony Trischka - banjo \n John Reischman - mandolin \n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n Todd Phillips - dog house bass \n
3. Todd Phillips - Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie (03:34)
   This one sounds a little more western, probably just from the way we did it. It was originally a folk\nballad about burial at sea.\n\n Tim O'Brien - fiddle \n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n
4. Todd Phillips - Liza Jane (04:18)
   (trad., arr. Nygaard)\n\nWe all know a few versions of this, but Scott found us this one; it's the same only different.\n\n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n Stuart Duncan - fiddle \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n John Reischman - mandolin \n Todd
5. Todd Phillips - Midnight on the Stormy Deep (03:04)
   (trad., arr. Anger, Marshall, Phillips)\n\nWe all knew this through Bill Monroe, and it seemed like a perfect candidate for reinterpretation.\n\n Darol Anger - fiddle \n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Todd Phillips - bass
6. Todd Phillips - Sugar in the Gourd (01:45)
   (trad., arr. O'Brien)\n\nTim's show piece with Tony: fiddle and banjo, the old-time staple.\n\n Tim O'Brien - fiddle \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Todd Phillips - acoustic string bass
7. Todd Phillips - Down in the Valley to Pray (02:28)
   This is a traditional spiritual. I wanted to make it almost chant-like, gritty.\n\n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n Stuart Duncan - fiddle \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n Todd Phillips - bass
8. Todd Phillips - In The Pines (03:43)
   (T. Phillips, based on trad.)\n\nI adapted this version based on the traditional melody. Because we do it as an instrumental, I wrote the\nintro and bridge sections to vary the form and to expand the melody some.\n\n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Da
9. Todd Phillips - Untitled (01:15)
   (trad., arr. Trischka)\n\nTony reports this as being the first transcribed and published banjo piece, taken from an unknown black\nstreet musician from Elmira, NY, by Frank Converse in (or before) the 1850s.\n\nEXTT8=n Tony Triscn Tony Trischka -
10. Todd Phillips - Spotted Pony (03:42)
    Laurie tried to describe this tune and the chords onto my answering machine. I remember she said\n"D-D-D" a lot.\n\n Laurie Lewis - fiddle \n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n Todd Phillips - bass
11. Todd Phillips - I Truly Understand (03:03)
    Scott brought this one to the recording. We heard a version of just fiddle and vocal. The tune goes back\nto someone named Short Buckle Roark, also Bruce Molsky.\n\n Mike Marshall - mandolin \n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n Tim O'Brien - fiddle \n
12. Todd Phillips - Whistlin' Rufus (02:32)
    Another Darol selection, obviously! He tears it up. And check out Mike's mandolin style rhythm guitar.\n\n Darol Anger - fiddle \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n Mike Marshall - guitar \n Todd Phillips - string bass \n
13. Todd Phillips - In the Willow Garden (03:35)
    I wanted to do this because I love minor chords and 3/4 time.\n\n Stuart Duncan - fiddle \n Tony Trischka - banjo \n John Reischman - mandolin \n Scott Nygaard - guitar \n Todd Phillips - bass \n
14. Todd Phillips - Sally Ann (02:42)
    This features the Big Old-Time Band, or the Big-Old Time Band. This is the two fiddle extravaganza\nfinale, with harmonies by Darol Anger, and everyone having a good ol' time.\n\n Tim O'Brien - lst fiddle \n Darol Anger - 2nd fiddle \n Tony Tr