Spiritual Appliances

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Personnel: Andy Timmons (electric guitar, sitar); Lance Schriner (electric guitar); Lloyd Maines (pedal steel, papoose & boss guitars); Gene Elders (fiddle); Will Taylor (viola); Shawn Sanders (cello); John Mills (flute, clarinet, saxophone); Gary Slechta (trumpet); Margaret Ayer (French horn); Jon Blondell (trombone); Chip Dolan (piano, keyboards, dijeridoo); Riley Osbourn (Hammond B-3 organ); Glenn Kawamoto (bass); Paul Pearcy (drums, percussion); Daryl Burgee (tambourine); Kristin De Witt, Barbara K., Grant Melcher, Jon Sullivan, Kendra Taylor, Julie Noble, Sue Kratochvil, Amanda Gammage, Carolyn Roark, Lance Schriner, Todd Wolfson, Adam Barker, Nina Barker, Tish Hinojosa, Clay Bartholomew, Choloe Talbot, Lauren Albrecht, Caroline Chaparro, Javier Chaparro (background vocals). Recorded at Cedar Creek, Austin, Texas in 1999. Includes liner notes by Jeanette Winterson and Sara Hickman. Personnel: Sara Hickman (vocals, guitar); Javier Chaparro (vocals, violin); Chip Dolan (vocals, didjeridu, piano, keyboards); Jon Sullivan, Julie Noble, Todd V. Wolfson, Tish Hinojosa (vocals); Andy Timmons (guitar); Will Taylor (viola); John Mills (flute, clarinet, saxophone); Gary Slechta (trumpet); Margaret Ayer (French horn); Jon Blondell (trombone); Riley Osbourne (organ); Paul Pearcy (drums, percussion); Mitch Marine (drums); Daryl Burgee (tambourine). Audio Mixers: Fred Remmert; John Anthony; Sara Hickman. Recording information: Ceder Creeek, Austin, TX (1999). Photographer: Todd V. Wolfson. Arranger: Sara Hickman. Sara Hickman's 2000 album Spiritual Appliances is her first turn as producer, and the resulting album is another solid addition to her catalog. Hickman's fans will enjoy observing the positive evolution of this lesser-known songwriter. Spiritual Appliances also offers as good a beginning point for new listeners as any of her albums. She has been compared to the likes of Shawn Colvin, but this album lacks a song as radio friendly as "Sunny Came Home" from A Few Small Repairs. That being said, standout tracks include the moody ballad "Moment of Grace"; the typically intricate and whimsical pop songs "Standing Ground" and "Life"; and the personal "Woman Waiting to Happen." A good find, but not the album to catapult Hickman into the mainstream. ~ JT Griffith
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