Living in a Moment

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:37:46
Personnel: Ty Herndon (vocals); Biff Watson (acoustic guitar, mandolin); John Willis (acoustic guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel & lap steel guitars); Dan Huff, Brent Rowen (electric guitar); Larry Franklin (fiddle); Steve Nathan (keyboards); Joe Chemay (bass); Paul Leim (drums); Tom Roady (percussion); Blue Miller, Jonell Mosser, Mike Jones, Stephanie Bentley, Drew Womack, Doug Virden, Liana Manis, John Wesley Ryles (background vocals). Principally recorded at The Money Pit, Nashville, Tennessee. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. Personnel: Ty Herndon (vocals); Biff Watson (guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin); John Willis (guitar, acoustic guitar); Dann Huff, Brent Rowen (electric guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar, lap steel guitar); Larry Franklin (fiddle); Steve Nathan (keyboards); Paul Leim (drums); Tom Roady (percussion); Drew Womack , Womack, Doug Virden, Michael Jones , John Wesley Ryles, Jonell Mosser, Mike Jones , Stephanie Bentley, Liana Manis, Blue Miller (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Kevin Beamish. Recording information: Javelina Recording Studios; Recording Arts; Sound Stage Studio; The Music Mill, Nashville, TN. Editor: Don Cobb. Photographer: Matthew Barnes . Unknown Contributor Role: Drew Womack . Ty Herndon was born with what can only be called a Nashville voice: a full baritone, complete with a trademark, just-enough vibrato for the notes he decides to stretch out. Herndon has honed that vocal gift and evolved into a masterful country singer. His themes are basic--love, family and life in general--and he frames them in track after track of clean, well-produced, well-played modern country music. No frills, no gimmicks. The title song opens with a rock-steady beat, some wide-open guitar chords and then there it is, that voice. At once powerful and subtle, Herndon defines his musical territory, then explores the vocal possibilities without ever straying to far from the all-important melodic touchstone. At times he takes a gospel/blues turn, as on "Returning The Faith." But this disc is strongest when Herndon stays close to his roots, "Don't Tell Mama" for instance. Every note of that pedal steel says "pure country."
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)