Name: Driving Home
Brand: Philo / Pgd
SKU: 20040
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Driving Home

Rating

Album: Driving Home
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Driving Home
2)	Silver Lining
3)	Music in My Room
4)	Frequently Wrong But Never in Doubt
5)	Don't Forget the Guns
6)	Act of Nature
7)	75 Septembers
8)	Spring
9)	Bad Connection
10)	When Fall Comes to New England
11)	Orbiting Jupiter
12)	Almost

Album: Driving Home
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Driving Home
2)	Silver Lining
3)	Music in My Room
4)	Frequently Wrong But Never in Doubt
5)	Don't Forget the Guns
6)	Act of Nature
7)	75 Septembers
8)	Spring
9)	Bad Connection
10)	When Fall Comes to New England
11)	Orbiting Jupiter
12)	Almost

Performer Notes

Personnel: Cheryl Wheeler (vocals, guitar); Patty Larkin (vocals, guitar, slide guitar); Jonathan Edwards (vocals, harmonica, horns, percussion); John Edwards (vocals, horns, percussion); Lynn Shule, Alison Krauss, Mary Chapin Carpenter (vocals); Al Petteway (guitar, acoustic guitar); John Jennings (guitar, electric guitar); Mark Casstevens (guitar, mandolin); Mike Auldridge (dobro); Debi Smith (dulcimer); Robert Spates (fiddle); Jon Carroll (accordion); Bob Dawson (horns); Kenny White (piano, electric piano, organ, keyboards); Ken White (piano, organ, keyboards); Stefan Scaggiari, Charlie Barnett (synthesizer); Wade Mathews (fretless bass); David Palmer (drums, percussion); Vince Santoro (drums); Carl Lacey (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Bob Dawson.
Liner Note Author: Robert K. Oermann.
Recording information: Bias Studios, Alexandria, VA; Morningstar Recording Studio, Hendersonville, TN.
Photographer: Beverly Parker.
On Driving Home Cheryl Wheeler has finally got the natural sounding production that her material needs. Her melodies are highly ornamented and shine through. The distinctive nature of her voice is never overshadowed by synthesized sound as on previous albums. As in the past the material is often humorous, as in "Don't Forget the Guns," commercially romantic; "Silver Lining" and heart-warmingly beautiful; "Arrow." This is an excellent album. ~ Richard Meyer