Treasures Left Behind: Remembering Kate Wolf

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A Portion of the proceeds of this recording will go to benefit the Seva Foundation. "Love Still Remains" was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. Personnel: Dave Alvin, Peter Rowan (vocals, acoustic guitar); Emmylou Harris (vocals, electric guitar); Cris Williamson, Eric Bogle, Ferron , Greg Brown, John Gorka, Kathy Mattea, Lucinda Williams, Nanci Griffith, Rosalie Sorrels, Terry Garthwaite, Utah Phillips (vocals); Nina Gerber (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Rick Shea (acoustic guitar, mandolin); David Rawlings, Bill Cooley (acoustic guitar); Jim Campilongo (electric guitar); Sally Van Meter (dobro); Mike Marshall (bouzouki, mandocello, mandolin); Bryan Bowers (autoharp); Darol Anger (violin); Laurie Lewis (fiddle); Jami Sieber (cello); Norton Buffalo (harmonica); Joey Miskulin (accordion); Jim Rothermel (soprano saxophone); Paul Martin, Barbara Higbie (piano); John Burr (keyboards); Cary Black (acoustic bass); Chris Kee (electric bass); Robin Sylvester, Ron de la Vega (fretless bass); Pat McInerney, Billie Lee Lewis (drums, percussion); Ken Owen (drums); Joe Craven (percussion). Audio Mixers: Nina Gerber; Gary Mankin; Mark Linett; Paul Kennerley. Liner Note Authors: Nina Gerber; Cris Williamson; Dave Alvin; Emmylou Harris; Greg Brown; John Gorka; Kathy Mattea; Lucinda Williams; Nanci Griffith; Peter Rowan; Rosalie Sorrels; Terry Garthwaite; Tom Diamant; Tret Fure; Utah Phillips. Recording information: Minnesota Man Studio, Nashville, TN; My Place Or Yours Studio, Glendale, CA; Wellhausen Studio, San Francisco, CA. Kate Wolf, the singer-songwriter who died of leukemia at age 44 in 1986, after 15 years on the folk music scene, has been described by many musicians as powerfully, if quietly, influential. TREASURES LEFT BEHIND pays tribute to Wolf's enormous musical contribution, with folk and country artists covering some of her best-loved songs. Intimate tunes with simple arrangements like "Here in California," sung by Lucinda Williams, and "Friend of Mine," by Nanci Griffith, best convey Wolf's gentle, understated style. "Tequila and Me," covered by Greg Brown and Ferron, proves that Wolf was capable of a wry sense of humor. TREASURES was produced by Wolf's close friend and collaborator, Nina Gerber, who also plays guitar on most of the songs.
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