The Katie Sermon (The Blue Moon Bible Vol-A)), by Sam Russell with The Harborrats

The Katie Sermon (The Blue Moon Bible Vol-A))

by Sam Russell with The Harborrats

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1.	Blue Eyeshadow 02:45		download
2.	Elevator Mirror (featuring Kate Noson) 02:22		download
3.	The Auctioneer 05:12		download
4.	Tender Years 03:19	info	download
5.	The City Girls & The County Girls (featuring The Harborrats) 03:00	info	download
6.	Train Wreck (featuring Kate Noson) 03:52	info	download
7.	The Replicant 05:08		download
8.	Mt.Prospect 03:02		download

about

“The Katie Sermon” is the first release from Sam Russell with The Harborrats and the first volume (Vol-A) of Sam Russell’s Blue Moon Bible project. The Blue Moon Bible project is an ongoing series of what will be eventually 8 albums with 8 songs apiece, with styles ranging all over the Americana map from rock n’ roll, soul, country and gospel to doo-wop, punk and funk.. The albums together tell one big story of love stumbled upon then lost over and over again, with different characters “portrayed” by Sam and his fellow Harborrats. ”The Katie Sermon” was released in August 2006 and went into rotation at Seattle’s KEXP, with 5 of it’s 8 tracks receiving airplay.

credits

released 25 August 2006
Sam Russell-lead vocals, guitars
Michael Spaly-vocals, guitar, violin, mandolin
Kjell Anderson-violin
Ken Nottingham-upright & electric bass, vocals
Dave Forrester-drums, percussion
Kate Noson-lead and backing vocals
Scott Andrew-backing and lead vocals
Micah Hulscher-keyboards
"City Girls" lead vox (in order of appearance)-
Nathan Wade, Allison Tulloss, Sam Russell , James Apollo, Michael Spaly, Scott Andrew

produced by Sam Russell
recorded and mixed by Conrad Uno at Egg Studios, Seattle, WA with assistance from Johnny Sangster
mastered by Ed Brooks at RFI, Seattle, WA

all songs by Sam Russell
except “Tender Years” by Darrell Edwards
and “Train Wreck” by Sean Lambrecht
Photography by Catherine Michalski