Birmingham Road by Jeff Black
Tracklist
| 1. | A Long Way To Go | 4:02 |
| 2. | What Do I Want | 4:26 |
| 3. | Birmingham Road | 5:21 |
| 4. | That's Just About Right | 5:50 |
| 5. | Noah's Ark | 6:22 |
| 6. | King Of The World | 3:58 |
| 7. | Uniontown | 5:17 |
| 8. | Ghosts In The Graveyard | 5:23 |
| 9. | Nebo Hill | 4:53 |
| 10. | Street | 4:01 |
| 11. | Carnival Song | 4:57 |
| 12. | The Valley | 5:45 |
Credits
released July 21, 1998
Artist: JEFF BLACK
Album: BIRMINGHAM ROAD
Release Date: 1998
Produced by Susan Rogers
Mixed by Jack Joseph Puig
Mastered by Bob Ludwig
Jeff Black Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Harmonica, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Ken Coomer , Bongos, Drums, Drums (Snare)
Jay Bennett , Accordion, Farfisa Organ, Guitar,
Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Organ, Piano, Vocals (Background)
John Stirratt, Bass, Bass (Acoustic), Drums
Greg Wells Accordion, Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic),
Guitar (Electric), Organ, Percussion, Piano
Tommy Jordan , Drums (Steel), Dulcimer (Hammer),
Organ (Hammond), Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Suzie Katayama Cello
Greg Kurstin Mini Moog
Iris DeMent , Vocals (Background)
Tionno Banks Organ, Piano
Curt Bisquera Drums, Drums (Snare)
Marlon Young Guitar (Electroacoustic)
Lance Morrison Bass
Randy Jacobs Guitar (Electric), Mando-Guitar
Boo Macleod Assistant Engineer
Ben Grosse Engineer, Mixing, Producer
Michael Wilson Photography
Maude Gilman Clapham Art Direction, Design
Contributing artists: Geggy Tah, Iris DeMent, Wilco (v.1)
Recorded at
Pedernales Studio, Austin, Texas
Oceanway Nashville, TN
Oceanway Recording Los Angeles CA.
Booking | Publicity | Publishing | Licensing
Jeff Black Music | Lotos Nile Music
music@jeffblack.com
Friends that do amazing work around the world The Ball Project ballproject.com and The Viewfinder Project theviewfinderproject.com
Jeff Black tours with the generous help of LaBella Strings, Access Bags and Cases, Paige Capos, Epiphone Masterbilt, Franzke String Instruments and Calton Cases.
Newsletter | Tour | Music
jeffblack.com
All songs written by Jeff Black
ⓒⓅ Lotos Nile Music BMI
ⓒⓅ Warner Tamerlane BMI
Artist: JEFF BLACK
Album: BIRMINGHAM ROAD
Release Date: 1998
Produced by Susan Rogers
Mixed by Jack Joseph Puig
Mastered by Bob Ludwig
Jeff Black Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Harmonica, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Ken Coomer , Bongos, Drums, Drums (Snare)
Jay Bennett , Accordion, Farfisa Organ, Guitar,
Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Organ, Piano, Vocals (Background)
John Stirratt, Bass, Bass (Acoustic), Drums
Greg Wells Accordion, Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic),
Guitar (Electric), Organ, Percussion, Piano
Tommy Jordan , Drums (Steel), Dulcimer (Hammer),
Organ (Hammond), Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Suzie Katayama Cello
Greg Kurstin Mini Moog
Iris DeMent , Vocals (Background)
Tionno Banks Organ, Piano
Curt Bisquera Drums, Drums (Snare)
Marlon Young Guitar (Electroacoustic)
Lance Morrison Bass
Randy Jacobs Guitar (Electric), Mando-Guitar
Boo Macleod Assistant Engineer
Ben Grosse Engineer, Mixing, Producer
Michael Wilson Photography
Maude Gilman Clapham Art Direction, Design
Contributing artists: Geggy Tah, Iris DeMent, Wilco (v.1)
Recorded at
Pedernales Studio, Austin, Texas
Oceanway Nashville, TN
Oceanway Recording Los Angeles CA.
Booking | Publicity | Publishing | Licensing
Jeff Black Music | Lotos Nile Music
music@jeffblack.com
Friends that do amazing work around the world The Ball Project ballproject.com and The Viewfinder Project theviewfinderproject.com
Jeff Black tours with the generous help of LaBella Strings, Access Bags and Cases, Paige Capos, Epiphone Masterbilt, Franzke String Instruments and Calton Cases.
Newsletter | Tour | Music
jeffblack.com
All songs written by Jeff Black
ⓒⓅ Lotos Nile Music BMI
ⓒⓅ Warner Tamerlane BMI
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"The tradition of an artist delivering songs that are damn near perfectly crafted and filled with the wisdom of the ages."
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