Name: Sounds of Wood and Steel, Vol. 3
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Sounds of Wood and Steel, Vol. 3

By Various Artists

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CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

4 August 2003

Album: Sounds of Wood and Steel, Vol. 3
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Guitarland - Russ Freeman
2)	I Will Take Care of You - Susanna Hoffs
3)	Cajon Pass - Phil Keaggy
4)	Ozymandias - Chris Proctor
5)	Trio - C. Michael Spriggs
6)	Sleep on It Tonight - Chris Pelonis/T.J. Baden/TJ Baden/Jim Messina
7)	Butter Fingers - Kathy Mattea/Bill Cooley
8)	Three Little Miracles - Doyle Dykes/Duane Eddy
9)	Chinese Checkers - Doug Pettibone/Steve Poltz
10)	Ain't Misbehavin' - Suzy Bogguss/Verlon Thompson
11)	Night Winds - Kenny Rogers/Randy Dorman/Ricky Harper
12)	St. James Infirmary - Robben Ford
13)	You Just Missed Me - Fred Mollin
14)	Jesse's Song - Jars of Clay
15)	Litho Blitho - Dave Matthews
16)	Cynthia's Place - Paul Rodgers
17)	Bombay Doors - Billy Sheehan

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Album: Sounds of Wood and Steel, Vol. 3
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Guitarland - Russ Freeman
2)	I Will Take Care of You - Susanna Hoffs
3)	Cajon Pass - Phil Keaggy
4)	Ozymandias - Chris Proctor
5)	Trio - C. Michael Spriggs
6)	Sleep on It Tonight - Chris Pelonis/T.J. Baden/TJ Baden/Jim Messina
7)	Butter Fingers - Kathy Mattea/Bill Cooley
8)	Three Little Miracles - Doyle Dykes/Duane Eddy
9)	Chinese Checkers - Doug Pettibone/Steve Poltz
10)	Ain't Misbehavin' - Suzy Bogguss/Verlon Thompson
11)	Night Winds - Kenny Rogers/Randy Dorman/Ricky Harper
12)	St. James Infirmary - Robben Ford
13)	You Just Missed Me - Fred Mollin
14)	Jesse's Song - Jars of Clay
15)	Litho Blitho - Dave Matthews
16)	Cynthia's Place - Paul Rodgers
17)	Bombay Doors - Billy Sheehan

EAN

0019341153726

Writer

Various Artists

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

Unbranded

Dimensions

12.7 x 14.6 x 1.1 centimetres (0.07 kg)

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Performer Notes

Digitally remasterd using HDCD technology.
Personnel: Fred Mollin (guitar, 12-string guitar, keyboards); Chris Proctor (guitar, 12-string guitar); Paul Rodgers (guitar, synthesizer); Brad Wood (guitar, percussion); Doug Pettibone, Doyle Dykes, Duane Eddy, Chris Pelonis, Jimmy Capps, Russ Freeman , Kathy Mattea, Matt Odmark, Paul Franklin , Phil Keaggy, Randy Dorman, Ricky Harper, Robben Ford, Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs, Suzy Bogguss, T.J. Baden, Verlon Thompson, Bill Cooley, Billy Sheehan, C. Michael Spriggs (guitar); Dave Matthews (baritone guitar); Pat Perez (saxophone); Charlie Lowell (Fender Rhodes piano, Mellotron); Jeremy Ruckstaetter (drums, percussion); Tim Horsely, Steve Turner , Tom Brechtlein (drums); Billy Pia (shaker); Danny Frankel, Jose Pepe Danza (percussion).
Audio Mixers: T.J. Baden; Seth Atkins Horan ; Christopher Flyght; Doug Crider; Mark Ruffolo; Dave Sinco; Patrick Glover; Chris Pelonis; Jimmy Earl; John Hendrickson; Matt Odmark; Mick Conley; Mitch Dane; Pat Regan; Phil Keaggy; Randy Dorman; Stephen Harris; Billy Oskay; Brad Wood ; Brian Nevin .
Liner Note Authors: T.J. Baden; Larry Hamby.
Photographer: Marshall Harrington.
Arrangers: Dave Matthews; Jim Messina; Pat Regan; Randy Dorman; Robben Ford; Billy Sheehan.
The third volume of Sounds of Wood & Steel makes it a little less plain that these collections are as much a tribute to Taylor guitars as they are to acoustic music. But if excellent acoustic music played by stellar musicians is your thing, the advertising angle isn't gonna bother you a bit. This set hosts a few less superstars and a few more stunning guitar pickers. Over 17 tracks both material and performances are solid, a solo track by Susanna Hoffs ("I Will Take Care of You") and Jars of Clay's "Jesse's Song." But the bulk is right down the pipe -- Phil Keaggy, Robben Ford, Kathy Mattea with Bill Cooley, Suzy Bogguss, Verlon Thompson, Chris Proctor, Billy Sheehan, Paul Rodgers, and the inimitable "Litho Blitho" by Dave Matthews. Vocals are given, if not equal weight here, at least some, and every effort was made to make these performances as spontaneous as possible. This is a worthy volume in the series, if a little more obscure. ~ Thom Jurek