Farm (Second Edition)

by The Wayside

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This is the original True Tunes Records release of Farm on old fashioned CD. Includes the tri-fold booklet with the Farm story and the lyrics to all of the songs. Only a handful of these left.

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1.	See You 06:52	buy track
2.	Gone 05:33	buy track
3.	So Long 04:57	buy track
4.	From Up Here 03:51	buy track
5.	If I Have To Tell You 05:20	buy track
6.	Summer Song 03:15	buy track
7.	So Cold 03:23	buy track
8.	I'm Not Askin' 02:51	buy track
9.	Long Time 04:54	buy track
10.	Echo of a Name 04:54	buy track

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This is the "Second Edition" of Farm, the version that was released by True Tunes Records and distributed more widely than the original "First Edition." There are a few minor differences in the tracks, but it is essentially the same record.

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released October 1, 1999

All songs written by John J. Thompson, with contributions by Michelle Thompson. This record was recorded at Old Plank Sonic Labs in Naperville, Illinois by Steve J. It was produced by John J. Thompson. Graphic Design was done by Marc Ludena. The band on this record included John J. Thompson (lead and backing vocals, guitars, harmonica, nature sounds,) Michelle Lynn Thompson (lead and backing vocals,) Chris Wicklas (drums,) Marc Ludena (bass.) Special musical contributions were added by Kenny Hutson (pedal steel guitars on "Summer Song" and "So Long" and mandolin on "Echo",) Phil Madeira (lap steel guitar on "So Long" and "Echo",) Randy Kerkman (electric guitar on "If I Have To Tell You," and Bob Madden (electric guitar and lap steel on "I'm Not Asking".) This record was recorded, mostly live, on a shoestring budget, in a basement. We only added a few overdubs and vocals. It was a raw, real, good time and an important turning point for the band.

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The Wayside Nashville

The Wayside is John and Michelle Thompson and the various friends and collaborators who have come alongside them over the past 32 years of rootsy music making. Originally from the Chicago area, they now call East Nashville home and they love it.

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