SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Sound Emporium and Brown Cloud, Nashville

Recorded and mixed by: Jason Lehning
Engineered by Jason Lehning
Assistant engineer: Adam Munoz
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound

Nonesuch Records Viktor Krauss – bass, electric guitar, vocals
Jerry Douglas – slide guitars
Bill Frisell – electric and acoustic guitars
Steve Jordan – drums
Alison Krauss – vocals, viola

REVIEWS

BOSTON GLOBE
by Tristram Lozaw

“Solo albums by sidemen are notoriously hodgepodge affairs. Not so with Viktor Krauss’s debut. Krauss has helped Lyle Lovett, Bill Frisell, Elvis Costello, the Cox Family, and dozens more redefine bluegrass, jazz, rock, and Americana styles. Now the bassist-composer brother of Grammy-laden singer Alison Krauss has his own all-star band and his own shimmering gem of a CD. The largely instrumental album’s modern roots-music hybrids and wide-open sound yield some of the dreamiest passages since Daniel Lanois’s 1989 classic “Acadie.” As he has for countless others, Krauss contributes the intuitive craft and resonant beauty of his upright bass work. And as bandleader, he balances a melodic ease with the roughened grind of funky chops, pushing his crack crew — guitarist Frisell, drummer Steve Jordan, dobro master Jerry Douglas on steel […]

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON produced by Lee Townsend

Engineered by Jason Lehning
Additional engineering by Adam Munoz, Fred Remmert, Jim Karwan
Assistant tracking engineer: Jason Mott
Assistant mixing engineer: Loredana Crisan
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Recorded at Sunset Sound Factory, Los Angeles

Additional recording: Cedar Creek Studio, Austin; Fantasy Studio, Berkeley; KSPOR Traxx, Nashville; Emerald, Nashville; Sony Music Studios, New York

Mixed at San Francisco Soundworks, San Francisco Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York Back Porch Records Viktor Krauss – bass, electric and acoustic guitars, keyboard instruments
Dean Parks – electric and acoustic guitars, cimbus
Matt Chamberlain – drums, percussion, electronics

with special guests:
Shawn Colvin
Bill Frisell
Shweta Jhaveri
Lyle Lovett
Ben Taylor

REVIEWS

TIME OUT NEW YORK
By Steve Smith

“One nice thing about being an in-demand session musician: You’ve got all the right names and numbers in your Rolodex. Viktor Krauss, an Illinois-born bass player who currently resides in Nashville, has recorded and toured with Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, Chet Atkins and Jewel. On his own debut album, 2004’s Far from Enough, he enlisted two of his employers, guitarists Bill Frisell and Jerry Douglas; hotshot drummer Steve Jordan completed the band, and […]

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded and mixed at Power Station, New York
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording and mixing engineer: James Farber
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Blue Note

Tracks 1, 3, 4, 6, 10 & 11 by John Scofield
Tracks 2, 5 , 7, 8, 9 by Pat Metheny John Scofield – electric and acoustic guitar
Pat Metheny – guitar, guitar synth, nylon-string acoustic guitar
Steve Swallow – electric bass
Bill Stewart – drums

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Power Station, New York
Mixed at River Sound, New York
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording and mixing engineer: James Farber
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Blue Note John Scofield – electric and acoustic guitar
Eddie Harris – tenor saxophone
Larry Goldings – piano and organ
Dennis Irwin – bass
Bill Stewart – drums
Don Alias – percussion

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Power Station, New York
Mixed at River Sound, New York
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording and mixing engineer: James Farber
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Blue Note John Scofield – electric and acoustic guitar
Larry Goldings – organ and piano Dennis Irwin – bass Idris Muhammad – drums Don Alias – percussion Howard Johnson – tuba, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone
Steve Turre – trombone Billy Drewes – tenor saxaphone, flute
Randy Brecker – trumpet, flugelhorn

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Avatar Studios, New York
Mixed at River Sound, New York
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York

Recording and mixing engineer: Joe Ferla
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Verve John Scofield – electric and acoustic guitar
Billy Martin – drums, tambourine
John Medeski – organ, wurlitzer, clavinet, piano
Chris Wood – acoustic and electric bass

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded and Mixed at Avatar Studios, New York
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording engineers: Joe Ferla and Kevin Killen
Mixing engineer: Joe Ferla
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Verve John Scofield – electric and acoustic guitar
Mark De Gli Antoni – keyboard sampler
Chris Wood – electric and acoustic bass
Tony Scherr – electric and acoustic bass
David Livolsi – electric bass
Eric Kalb – drums
Kenny Wollesen – drums
Johnny Almendra – percussion
Johnny Durkin – percussion

REVIEWS

“Guitar star John Scofield drives a gritty funk-mobile with a new model sheen. Scofield’s interaction here with his new young collaborators is still organic and elegant. Scofield has drawn from a hip group of downtown New York players, including bassist Tony Scherr, drummer Kenny Wollesen, and keyboard/sampler whiz Mark De Gli Antoni of Soul Coughing. The guitarist has long been a purveyor of what are essentially ultra-sophisticated party tunes, and ‘Bump’ features a bumper crop of Scofield compositions aimed at engaging the head while moving the hips, with his expanding palette of six-string sonics making each variation on a theme sound fresh. Jazz vets often make noise about connecting with a new generation, but Scofield actually walks […]

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON tracks 1, 2 & 8
produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Möbius Music and Hyde Street Studios, San Francisco
Mixed at Hyde Street Studios, San Francisco
Mastered at Rocket Lab, San Francisco

Recording Engineers: Oliver DiCicco, Christian Jones, Mark Needham and Tom Doty
Mixing Engineer: Judy Clapp
Mastering Engineer: Paul Stubblebine Stephen Yerkey – vocal, electric guitar
Joe Gore – electric & acoustic guitar
David Phillips – pedal steel guitar
Clark Suprynowicz – acoustic bass
Chris Cacace – drums
Fred Cirillo – keyboard, Hammond B-3, accordion
Jim Kassis – percussion

Song List

1. Maker’s Mark
2. If I Do Dream of You (Don’t Wake Me Up)
3. Where Cash Is King
4. The 600 Club
5. Stay Close to Me
6. Speak the Same to Everyone
7. Tune of An Evening
8. Simple Things
9. I Just Haven’t Laid Down Yet
10. Cocksucking Blonde
11. The Final Word

SPOTIFY ITUNES

produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Mobius Music, San Francisco
Mixed at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Engineer: Christian Jones
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Design: Gwen Terpstra
Photography: Kirstie Laird
All songs by Paul Sprawl.

A Songline / Tone Field Production
on Intuition Music Paul Sprawl- vocals, acoustic and distortion guitars
with guests
Noe Venable – additional vocals
Tom Meshishnek – ambient guitars
Viktor Krauss, Lee Alexander – bass
Jenny Scheinman – violin
David Zasloff – shakuhachi
Scott Amendola – drums & percusssion

SPOTIFY ITUNES Produced by Lee Townsend

Songs by Alex Nahas
Music by A. Nahas, M. Bernfield, Z. Keating, M. Cross, E. Glick Rieman
All songs © 2003 Poor Me Music

Engineered by Adam Munoz at Mobius and Different Fur Studios in SF

Mastering by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound in NY

Poor Me Music Alex Nahas – vocals, chapman stick, ebow stick on 1,3,5,6, bass melodian and clavietta on 4
Mark Bernfield – drums, percussion, backing vocals on 1,3,4
with immense contributions from:
Zoe Keating – cello
Milton Cross – acoustic and electric violins
Eric Glick Rieman – organ, theramin, melodica, toy piano, celeste

REVIEWS

“With Alex Nahas conjuring an electric chamber orchestra on the Chapman stick and Mark Bernfield’s gently propulsive percussion, Lauging Stock’s impressive third CD, “Underskin”, is indeed a continuation of the distinctive slow-burning sound begun on Talk Talk’s “Spirit of Eden” and “Laughing Stock”: amorphous, atmospheric, wavering between exhaustion and exhultation.” Joe Brown, San Francisco Chronicle