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Produced by J Kendel and Johnny Marshall.
All songs written by J Kendel and published (c) 2001 Rainy Mountain Music BMI. Lyrics printed by permission. All rights reserved.
Recorded June through November, 2001 at Marshall Sound Design, Dallas, Texas, except Dark Day, recorded live and engineered by Coke Johnson at The Axcess Group, Dallas, Texas, October 15, 2001. Mastered by John Mayfield, Mayfield Mastering, Nashville, Tennessee.
Art direction by Paul Jolly/Jolly-Made Graphics.
"Anemonie" watercolor by Karen Buchanan (nee Bordelon) and used by her kind permission.
Photography by Jon Freilich. Styling by Gail Hayden.
My deepest thanks to Johnny Marshall for sharing his incredible musical talent with me, and also his enduring patience, perseverance, fierce honesty, infectious humor, the best judgement calls in the world and, not the least, some mighty Synclavier savior faire.
Inexpressible gratitude to Andy Timmons, John Adams, Ron Jones, Brian Piper, Sean McCurley, Jamey Perrenot, Benita Arteberry and Michelle Jones for sharing their extraordinary musical gifts.
Thanks, also, to Amy Seltzer, Russell Buchanan, Casey & Megan McManemin, Christina Carlisle, Vesta Brooks, Nella White, Kenneth Myers, Donnie Hancock, Ted & Martha Horton, Gary Becker, John Paul Holsey, Gwendolyn Jones, Pat (Howeth) Sanders, Thomas McCollom, Ottice & Virginia Sircy, Frank Payne, Virginia Edens, Mary Shanahan, Michaela Carolyn Griffin, Eli Rodriguez, Dian Pierce, Kent & Kay Ellingson, Doug Morris, Steve Schrag, Dan Robbins, Dave Von Blohn, Randy Lee, Debi Lee, Rita Powers, Martha Graham, Annette & Jean-Louis Carrara, Jack Hamilton, Barbara Keeping, Kay Hunter, R.J. Anderson, Imelda "Fritz" Bordelon, KB, Greg & Kelly Kelso, Tom & Norma, my dad (a real-life hero, whom I miss a little more each day) and mom (for singing the hymns), Debra, Sam & David Marshall, and, of course, Mr. Peabody.
Thank you, Yale & Evan, for your enthusiasm and encouragement. (You have given me so much more than I can ever return!)
And thank you, David, who is deep, but never narrow, and without whom this album would not have come to be so. And so you go...
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