Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 1995
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklidt]
01 Disassemble Yourself: Tim Robinson, Ron Renninger, and Mark Dann (03:52)
02 Smokin' the Night Away (Gauloise Blue): Jonathan Pointer and Mark Dann (04:01)
03 Nathan (The City): Linda Sharar and Mark Dann (06:45)
04 50 Gs in the Hole: Mike Soloway and Mark Dann (04:51)
05 A Better Man Than Me: Paul Sachs and Mark Dann (03:12)
06 Two Dresses: Tamara Feinman and Mark Dann (03:14)
07 I've Got a Zoo Inside Me: Paul Clarke and Mark Dann (02:54)
08 Truth: Wendy Beckerman and Mark Dann (01:44)
09 Folk Music: Alan Andrews, Josh Weingust, Jack Hardy, Ed Alkalay, and Steve DeRosa (03:18)
10 Heartbreak in Florida: Peter Smith and Mark Dann (03:36)
11 Destination Ground: Nich Haber, Tamara Feinman, Ed Alkalay, and Tim Robinson (03:31)
12 Mandolin and Harmonica: Dain Ichikawa and Mark Dann (03:25)
13 I Never Rode a Freight Train: Ed Alkalay, Steve DeRosa, and Pat Almanrode (04:15)
14 Only the Rivers Run Free: Ron Renninger and Mark Dann (03:02)
15 The Too Long Song: Petronella (02:42)
16 Kiss it All Goodbye: Peter Twist (04:07)
17 Hattertown Road: Richard Cuccaro, Ron Renninger, Ed Alkalay, Mark Dann, Sandy Opatow, and Lucia Russet (05:10)
18 Everything's OK at the OK Corral: Bingo Gazingo and Jonathan Pointer (04:10)
[Credits]
Producer: Jack Hardy, Field Worker: Nich Haber, Recording Engineer: Rob Lehman, Peter Bekerman, Mark Dann and Matthew Weiner
[Notes]
Recorded live at the Fast Folk Café on July 6th 1995, this album features "18 of New York City's most promising songwriters" of that time. Fast Folk founder Jack Hardy introduces the album with an article in the liner notes on the process of songwriting. "Why do we do this?" Hardy asks; and answers: "If we slow down the world by stopping the chatter of the mundane we can begin to marvel at the simplest of ordinary objects and events. We begin to see the terrible beauty in everything."
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