Sunday Afternoon Sessions, by Ben Cook-Feltz

Sunday Afternoon Sessions

by Ben Cook-Feltz

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1.	Cages 04:22	buy track
2.	Rocky Town 03:37	buy track
3.	Betrayals 04:22	buy track
4.	Purple Diamond (It Isn't You) 03:57	buy track
5.	Fight Scene Music (For A Play) 02:13	buy track
6.	Nothing Changes 05:08	buy track
7.	The Ride 02:17	buy track
8.	Unter den Linden 06:44	buy track
9.	Crazy Love Songs 05:34	buy track
10.	Weavers 02:43	buy track
11.	Good Morning 05:30	buy track

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My first Minnesota release, recorded whilst I was at McNally Smith. It's a stripped-down affair, largely piano and vocal with a few extra musical flourishes - I often call this my Joni MItchell album. It's been long out of print, but I still play a lot of songs from this record, and just between you and me, it's probably my favorite album I've put out thus far.

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released March 1, 2006

bcf -- piano, drums/percussion, vocals
matt williams -- bass (tracks 1 and 4)
aaron glade -- guitar (track 1)
danny hanzlik -- electric guitar (track 1)
pauly cusin -- hand claps (track 1)
justin baumgartner -- guitar (track 10)
mia hagarty -- violin (track 9)

Produced by Brian Allen and Ben Cook-Feltz
Engineered by Brian Allen, Ben Cook-Feltz, Juliet Kerlin, Nate Matson, and Mike Ramirez (but not all at once, that would have been strange)
Mixed by Brian Allen, Ben Cook-Feltz, Adam Burger, and Brandon Henry
Recorded at McNally Smith Studios, St. Paul MN, June-September 2005
Mastered by Nick Kaihoi at Fine Tone Studios, Minneapolis MN, November 2005

All songs by Ben Cook-Feltz, except "Weavers," music by Sharon Cook, lyrics by Heddy Hustedde.
Cover photography by Rainey Miller, Matt Williams and Brian Allen.
Album design by Lisa Weber

Thanks to Brian, Matt, Aaron, Justin, Danny, Mia, Pauly, Juliet, Mike, Nate, Brandon, Adam, Nick, Lisa, Heddy, Jenny Anderson, Sue Brezny, Andy Cook-Feltz, Erika Downs, Ricardo Ehramjian, Bryan Forrester, Myque Franz, Leah Franck, Scott Jarrett, Scott Marsh, Tyler (Engen) Martin, Chris McGahan, Kelli Michel, Rob Schlette, Mike Seager, Delayne Stallman, and Mom. And anybody else I didn't mention, but that's probably just because I forgot to. Nothing personal. Common mistake; I am left-handed, after all.

Special thanks to Linda & Robert, Grandma & Grandpa, and Rainey.

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Ben Cook-Feltz Minneapolis, Minnesota

Iowa-raised, Minneapolis-based Ben Cook-Feltz is a singer, songwriter, drummer and keyboardist. Combining observational, sometimes quirky lyrics with melodies that hearken back to the 60′s and 70′s, he has been entertaining audiences throughout the Midwest as a dynamic performer, whether playing solo, with his full band, or backing some of the finest regional talent. ... more

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