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John McCutcheon & Tom Chapin - Doing Our Job FLAC album

John Mccutcheon Tom Chapin Rounder Records Folk 1997

Performer: John McCutcheon & Tom Chapin
Genre: Folk and Country
Title: Doing Our Job
Country: US
Released: 1997
Style: Folk
Label: Rounder Records
Catalog Number: C 0411, RO 0411
FLAC version ZIP size: 1578 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2638 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2829 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 524

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Tracklist

1	Starlight Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	4:58
2	Hard Cider Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon, Tom Chapin	4:02
3	Welcome The Traveler Home Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	3:46
4	Well May The World Go Words By, Music By – Pete Seeger	2:28
5	Heaven Help Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon, Tom Chapin	3:57
6	Northfield/Pass The Music On Written-By ["Northfield" From the New Harp Of Columbia] – TraditionalWritten-By [Pass The Music On] – Si Kahn, Tom Chapin	6:12
7	Make It Right Words By, Music By – Tom Chapin	3:53
8	Pastures Of Plenty Words By, Music By – Woody Guthrie	3:37
9	The Older I Get Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon, Tom Chapin	3:47
10	Doing My Job Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	3:46
11	Our Mothers Built This City Words By, Music By – Si Kahn, Tom Chapin	3:47
12	Every Night Written-By – Traditional	3:46
13	River Gonna Carry Me Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	3:20
14	I Don't Care Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	3:45
15	Dead Man Walking Words By, Music By – John McCutcheon	4:41

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CD 0411	John McCutcheon & Tom Chapin	John McCutcheon & Tom Chapin - Doing Our Job ‎(CD, Album)	Rounder Records	CD 0411	US	1997

Credits

Design – Jean Wilcox
Edited By – Charlie Pilzer
Engineer – Joe DiGiorgi
Mastered By – Dave Glasser
Photography By – Irene Young
Producer – Joe DiGiorgi, John McCutcheon, Tom Chapin
Vocals, Bass, Concertina – Michael Mark
Vocals, Dulcimer [Hammer], Guitar, Banjo, Fiddle, Autoharp, Piano – John McCutcheon
Vocals, Guitar [6-string], Twelve-String Guitar, Banjo, Electric Guitar – Tom Chapin
Vocals, Keyboards, Clarinet, Saxophone – Bobby Read

Notes

Recorded live December 11-13, 1996 at the Sheldon Theater, St. Louis, MO and the Brown Center, Arkansas City, KS.
Mastered at Airshow East, Springfield, VA.

Rounder Records, One Camp Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140 USA
℗ © 1997 Rounder Records Corporation
Rounder is a registered trademark of Rounder Records Corp.

® Graphic Communications International Union (GCIU)

Barcodes

Barcode: 0 11661-0411-4 1

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rounder Records Corp.
Mastered At – Airshow Mastering, Springfield, VA

Gabar

This album is a live recording from a concert in 1996 in St. Louis. On first listen, it sounds like a typical folk album. After a few listens, the album gains depth and reveals itself. The concert/album begins with a Pete Seeger tune "Well May The World Go," which is a nice folk ballad. This is followed by a traditional tune and "Pass The Music On," a song that tells of continuing the tradition of folk music and passing the music on to the next generation. McCutcheon & Chapin do folk music true justice on this album, especially with the second half of this album. The songs penned by McCutcheon & Chapin truly sound like they could have been around for the last 50 years! The song "Starlight" is especially beautiful, evoking the long-lost spirit of Harry Chapin (and almost sounds like something he could have written!). All-in-all, this is some beautiful folk songwriting and performing, both vocally and instrumentally.

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