Stranger's Almanac

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Strangers Almanac
Strangers Almanac cover
Studio album by Whiskeytown
Released July 29, 1997
Recorded 1998
Ocean Way
Genre Alternative Country
Length 51:40
Label Outpost
Producer(s)  ?
Professional reviews
Whiskeytown chronology
Rural Free Delivery E.P.
(1997)		 Strangers Almanac
(1997)		 Pneumonia
(2001)


Strangers Almanac is an album by the alternative country band Whiskeytown, released in 1997.

Contents

  1. "Inn Town" (Adams/Wandscher)
  2. "Excuse Me while I Break My Own Heart Tonight" (Adams)
  3. "Yesterday's News" (Adams/Wandscher)
  4. "16 Days" (Adams)
  5. "Everything I Do" (Adams/Wandscher)
  6. "Houses On The Hill" (Adams)
  7. "Turn Around" (Adams/Cary)
  8. "Dancing With The Women At The Bar" (Adams/Cary)
  9. "Waiting To Derail" (Adams)
  10. "Avenues" (Adams)
  11. "Losering" (Adams)
  12. "Somebody Remembers The Rose" (Adams/Wandscher)
  13. "Not Home Anymore" (Adams)

Ryan Adams - acoustic & electric guitars, singing, banjo, piano, percussion
Phil Wandscher - electric guitar, singing, organ, percussion
Caitlin Cary - violin, singing
Steven Terry - drums, singing, percussion
Jeff Rice - bass guitar

Alejandro Escovedo - singing
John Ginty - piano, wurlitzer electric piano, hammond b3 organ, church keys
Greg Leisz - pedal steel guitar, lap steel guitar, mandolin
Curt Bisquera - percussion
Rick Latina - pedal steel guitar
Dan Navarro - trumpet
Crecencio Gonzalez - trombone
Jim Goodwin - alto sax
Jim scott - percussion

Produced, engineered and mixed by Jim Scott
Recorded at Woodland studios, Nashville and Ocean Way studios, Hollywood
Mixed at Ocean Way studios, Hollywood
Mastered by Stephen Marcussen at Percision Mastering, Los Angeles.

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