The Cash Brothers - How Was Tomorrow

Artist:

Cash Brothers (The)

UPC:

601143101922

Description:

The Cash Brothers: Andrew Cash (vocals, guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ); Peter Cash (vocals, guitar).
Additional personnel includes: Jason Sinay (acoustic guitar); James Paul, Gord Tough (guitar); Al Miller (slide guitar); Hawksley Workman (piano, bass, drums); Paul Taylor (piano, bass); Lenni Jabour, Todd Lumley (piano); Kim Bullard (keyboards); Daryl Smith, John Pierce (bass); Damon Richarson, Randy Curnew, Josh Freese, Howie Beck (drums).
Producers include: The Cash Brothers, Daryl Smith, Julian Raymond, Hawksley Workman.
Engineers include: Daryl Smith, Greg Goldman, Al Miller.
Recorded at Chemical Sound, The Rogue, Toronto, Canada; A&M, Bay 7 Studios, Los Angeles, California.
Personnel: Andrew Cash (vocals, guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ); Peter Cash (vocals, guitar); Paul James (guitar); Jason Sinay (acoustic guitar); Al Miller (slide guitar); Lenni Jabour, Todd Lumley (piano, keyboards); Hawksley Workman (piano, drums); Paul Taylor (piano); Kim Bullard (keyboards); Damon Richardson, Howie Beck, Josh Freese (drums).
Audio Mixers: Daryl Smith; Don Smith ; Al Miller ; Greg Goldman; Bob Salcedo.
Recording information: A & M Studios (1999); Bay 7, Los Angeles, CA (1999); Chemical Sound (1999); The Rogue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1999).
Photographer: Beth Herzhaft.
How Was Tomorrow is essentially the American-release version of the Cash Brothers` debut Raceway, which had hit record shelves in their native Canada two years earlier. The song lineup is slightly altered. It deletes four songs from Raceway and replaces them with three new tracks, among them the hushed, highly atmospheric gem "I Am Waiting." The album is, indeed, better than a great majority of the so-called alt-country and No Depression efforts that glutted the music industry in the 1990s, this side of Jayhawks and Wilco. In fact, the songs have all the best aspects of the music of Neil Young and Gram Parsons, the most oft-cited but rarely matched country-folk luminaries, while slyly referencing the folkiest side of Bruce Springsteen ("Nebraska") as well. And the duo easily equals the harmonies of Mark Olson and Gary Louris, occasionally even approaching the sweet tandem singing of the Everly Brothers ("Take a Little Time"). The hooks are consistently so gorgeous that you immediately want to wrap yourself in them, despite the sparseness of the music and mood. It is a bucolic, beautifully melancholy, and humble album, even when it turns up the amplifiers, and it deserves to win the brothers a lot of American converts. ~ Stanton Swihart

Track Listing:

DISC 1

1. Raceway
2. Take a Little Time
3. Nebraska
4. Only One, The
5. Nerve
6. Show Me the Reason
7. Night Shift Guru
8. Guitar Strings and Foolish Things
9. Awkward Game
10. I Am Waiting
11. Dream Awake

Album Information

Release Date:

04/17/2001

Type:

Performer

Genre:

Rock & Pop

Label:

Rounder Select

Catalog Number:

ZOE 1019

Original Release Year:

2001

# of Discs:

1

Studio/Live:

Studio

Mono/Stereo:

Stereo

Runtime:

39 : 31

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