Songs
Willpower
Forever Yours
Isolda
Long Distance Call
Tonight, Tonight
How Do I Know
Hard Woman Blues
Hitting Bottom
Oh My Darlin'
Carter Cain
Foolish Things the Lonely Do
Head Over Heels (Lester Flatt)
Production
Producer Paul Burch
Arrangements PB and Dennis Crouch
Recording and Balance George Bradfute, PB, and Mark Nevers
Thanks to Hank Tilbury (Hard Women Blues)
Musicians
Paul Burch, Voice, Rhythm, Guitar, Vibraophone, and Drums,
Bass on Isolda, Classical Guitar on Carter Cain
Dennis Crouch, Upright Bass
George Bradfute, Electric Baritone Guitar, Organ, Foolish Things
Paul Niehaus, Pedal Steel and Del Vechio Slide Guitar
Tom House (voice), Tommy Goldsmith (mandolin), C. Scott Chase, (lacquer can) How Do I Know
Richard Bennett, archtop guitar & solo, Hard Women Blues
Randy McClain, fiddle, How Do I Know, Oh My Darlin', Head Over Heels
Larry Atamanuik, Drums, Tonight, Tonight, Head Over Heels, How Do I Know
Art
Photography Jim Herrington
Design Meg Giuffrida
Quotes
BBC
Rarely does a record this good come straight outta Nashville. The Ballclub plays with real verve and lightness of touch, and Burch himself sings like an angel, albeit an angel wearing a Stetson. As well as the Jimmie Rodgers influence, several of Burch's songs - particularly the perfectly-honed "Isolda" - are on at least first-name terms with some Sad-Eyed Ladies of the Lowlands and Girls from the North Country. No bad thing. But I doubt if anybody, Dylan included, has written a more quietly beautiful song than "Willpower" in the last few years.