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David Wolfenberger - World of the Satisfy'n Place (Rock)

1) Intro: Garrison's Gears 2) Bury Me at Ivesdale 3) Halfway 'Round the World 4) Rainy Weather 5) You and Me and I Am 6) 'Til April's Gone 7) Intermission: Garrison's Gears 8) The Blade It Cuts Both Ways 9) Mi Amore 10) Paul 11) Fairfax Girl (The Price of Life) 12) Stealin' the Lines 13) From a Field, July, 1975

Release Date: 2001 Label: Blue Jordan Records Producers: Tyler Brown & David Wolfenberger Available From: dave@bluejordan.com Official Website: www.bluejordan.com/david/

Deeply rooted in the Cincinnati area he grew up in, David Wolfenberger is another of that city's hidden musical treasures. A gifted writer and multi-instrumental veteran of many projects, David's musical vision is a seamless blend of probing, thought provoking lyrics and an infectious, truly original songwriting sensibility. David's second solo album, World of the Satisfy'n Place, delights with an offbeat traditional folk flavor that may be a reflection of his membership in Victoria Williams'
Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers the past few years. The individuality and uniqueness of this CD even extends to the lavish design and packaging, which features illuminating song notes and poetry, as well as musical interludes from Harry Garrison's handmade band organ. Sensitive, beautiful, occasionally fragile, often rollicking, David's music is always surprising and satisfy'n.

Recording Personnel:

David Wolfenberger (acoustic & electric guitars, vocals, banjo, percussion, piano, organ),
Tyler Brown (rhodes piano, vocals, piano, organ, snare, bass organ), Dave Eberhardt (electric guitar),
Greg Hansen (bass), Joshua Seurkamp (drums, percussion), Ken Holycross (pedal steel guitar),
Rene Frye (vocals), Margie Landgrave (oboe, vocals)

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