John Townley, interviewed by Kurt Benbenek "It was a general set of what my then wife Gilma and my friends and I were playing with at the time, both musically and recordingwise. We were just seeing what a brand-new expensive toy like the first-ever 12-track state-of-the-art studio could do, along with the complete set of all kinds of international instruments I invested in to go along with it. I produced the album and am all over it, but you'll notice fiddler Jay Ungar (of later "Achoken Farewell" fame from the PBS Civil War series) and a lot of other incredible … read more
John Townley, interviewed by Kurt Benbenek "It was a general set of what my then wife Gilma and my friends and I were playing with at the time, both musically and recordingwise. We were just seeing what a brand-new expensive toy like the first-ever 12-track state-of-the-art studio could … read more
John Townley, interviewed by Kurt Benbenek "It was a general set of what my then wife Gilma and my friends and I were playing with at the time, both musically and recordingwise. We were just seeing what a brand-new expensive toy like the first-ever 12-track state-of-the-art studio could do, along with the complete set of all kinds of international instrument… read more
