Harrison Country. The Singers Don Harrison, Amy Harrison, Lexi White, Jennie Harrison Young, Karen Harrison

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1 The Singers, Amy Harrison, Lexi White, Jennie Harrison Young, Karen Harrison The Players Bryan Ewald, Brandon Bartlett, Josh Chapman, Brad Kimes, Larry Byrne, Aidan Ewald Production & Arrangement Bryan Ewald,, Lexi White Recorded & Mixed at the Elsewhere Room Bryan Ewald Photos Marc Quigley Joseph LaBrash Mastered by Steve Turnidge Ars Divina/UltraViolet Amy lead Jennie, Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, organ Josh bass Brandon drums When the Geese Fly Don lead Amy, Jennie, Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, bass, mandolin, organ Climate Change Lexi lead Jennie, Amy harmony Bryan baritone & electric guitars, bass, organ Larry saxophone Aidan drums Pick Your Poison CD back, booklet cover and background: Don t Blink Photography Booklet snapshots: Bryan Ewald,, Betty Harrison, Preston Harrison, Karen Harrison, Lynn Young, Abby Anderson Booklet Design Men in the House Logo Artwork Stuart Cawley Special thanks to Ginger Lewis for the use of Grandfather Harrison s barn. Don, Jennie lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, dobro, bass, organ Brandon drums Shadow Games Don, Lexi lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, bass Larry piano Aidan drums Laugh Again Amy lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic guitars, bass, string arrangement & programming Larry Wurlitzer Brad drums Like a Ghost Don lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan bass, guitars, organ, mellotron Aidan drums Chicken Fighting Girls Don lead Karen, Amy, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, mandolin, banjo, organ Josh bass Brandon drums Fantasy League Amy lead Lexi, Jennie, Don harmony Bryan acoustic & electric guitar, mandolin, bass, organ Aidan drums Can t Seem to Get Away Amy lead Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic, electric & slide guitar, piano, bass, organ Brandon drums Grandfather lost his right arm just shy of seventeen His brother killed a horse to bring a doctor to the scene Harrison Country Depression days hard choices moonshining to survive His oldest took his prison time to keep the farm alive Gone (The Vacation Song) Don lead Lexi, Jennie, Karen harmony Bryan acoustic, 12-string & slide guitar, bass, glockenspiel, tambourine Brad drums When the Fat Lady Sings Don, Karen lead Jennie, Lexi, Karen harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, cowbell Larry piano, bass Brad drums, tambourine (Lexi The Fat Lady) All songs D. Harrison & B. Ewald except When the Fat Lady Sings, Shadow Games, Fantasy League, Climate Change, Like a Ghost D.Harrison, B. Ewald & A. White Never Can Tell Music LLC (ASCAP) Lyrics available at Harrison Country CD insert.indd 1 6/14/18 2:54 PM

2 Chuck, Got this CD in the mail, along with the accompanying note. Give it a listen and if you think it s any good, maybe we ll do an interview. Guy seems like a nut job but you never can tell. Matt Mizell, Editor, C est La Vie Magazine I began preparing to record Climate Change in 1961 when I sang in the first ever battle round with my buddy Chris on the bus ride home from St. Mary s Elementary. Dueled with Goodbye Cruel World. He still insists he won, but you don t hear HIM on an album, now do you? A few years later I was thrown out of Read s Drugstore for singing along to Ring of Fire on the jukebox. When I belted it for the 8th time, a guy down from me at the lunch counter yelled son, I know love is a burning thing, but so s my indigestion! I called him a tool. About this time, I started picking notes on Nan s old mandolin. Didn t know what the notes were still don t, who needs to know notes to write a song? but it WAS a mystical experience, listening to the emotions in those riffs. In 1967 my band tore it up at Riva Teen Club with me singing Mannish Boy. But I quit. I was interested in girls, and lead singers never get girls, right? I had a long term plan, needed daughters to sing on Climate Change, so I went looking for a wife with good vocal DNA. Between 68 and 77, I auditioned quite a few candidates. Karen won hands down. My mother was a Sinatra fan, but loved King of the Road. Called it Rat Pack Country. When she said I smelled like smoke, I sang I ain t got no cigarettes. She broke a paddle on my backside. Never had much use for a classroom. Got my geography from Promised Land, history from The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, civics from Okie From Muskogee and sex-ed from Rag Mama Rag. I played lacrosse in high school because I knew it would lead me to a curvalicious batchelorette party at a karaoke bar in Cedar Grove England in That really got this thing rolling. I used to sing a sweet lullaby to the girls, Long Black Veil. The social worker said that was inappropriate. I switched to Gimme Three Steps. Jennie fought like hell but I made her go to Elon to learn to sing harmony with those kids in Twisted Measure. Contrary Amy insisted on college. I told her Wadda you need that for? Don t you remember that 7th grade talent show? Parents yakking, only listening to their own kid? I won 78 bucks betting the other dads the joint would go stone quiet when you let loose with Hit Me With Your Best Shot. In 1981 I heard this 9 year old humming Life in the Fast Lane in a Seemed to have some talent. Bryan still doesn t know I told his mother to buy him that first guitar for his birthday. There s plenty more, but just listen to the songs. They should tell you all you need to know. The band was rockin at the Last Call Inn I like a three chord song I can sing along What the hell is 21st Century Folk Music? The folks who wrote John Henry and Froggy Went a Courtin and Scarborough Fair weren t trying to create folk music. They were telling stories about their lives and the world in which they lived, using language that ordinary people could understand, with the instruments and music traditions available to them at the time. Ain t there a MAN in the house? Don t you be scared of a little exertion I got legs I Their songs were about queens and princes, magic cambric shirts, and man against machine. Ours are about squabbling teenage girls, gluten free linguini, university safe spaces, blind dates and family vacations. And we ve got a few more traditions to draw on: Nashville, Bourbon St., Broadway, Big Pink, Chicago, Laurel Canyon, Motown, Memphis, and the Mississippi Delta. Smooth on, man I was in my groove Keep those skinny buns warm in that blind on the bay Lord oh Lord those Chicken Fighting Girls It s a big country with a great music history. Why not use it all? love to kick em My girl now she loves the finer things Suave as Gable Harrison Country CD insert inside.indd 1 6/11/18 11:10 AM

3 The Singers, Amy Harrison, Lexi White, Jennie Harrison Young, Karen Harrison The Players Bryan Ewald, Brandon Bartlett, Josh Chapman, Brad Kimes, Larry Byrne, Aidan Ewald Production & Arrangement Bryan Ewald,, Lexi White Recorded & Mixed at the Elsewhere Room Bryan Ewald Photos Marc Quigley Joseph LaBrash Mastered by Steve Turnidge Ars Divina/UltraViolet Amy lead Jennie, Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, organ Josh bass Brandon drums When the Geese Fly Don lead Amy, Jennie, Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, bass, mandolin, organ Climate Change Lexi lead Jennie, Amy harmony Bryan baritone & electric guitars, bass, organ Larry saxophone Aidan drums Pick Your Poison CD back, booklet cover and background: Don t Blink Photography Booklet snapshots: Bryan Ewald,, Betty Harrison, Preston Harrison, Karen Harrison, Lynn Young, Abby Anderson Booklet Design Men in the House Logo Artwork Stuart Cawley Special thanks to Ginger Lewis for the use of Grandfather Harrison s barn. Don, Jennie lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, dobro, bass, organ Brandon drums Shadow Games Don, Lexi lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, bass Larry piano Aidan drums Laugh Again Amy lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic guitars, bass, string arrangement & programming Larry Wurlitzer Brad drums Like a Ghost Don lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan bass, guitars, organ, mellotron Aidan drums Chicken Fighting Girls Don lead Karen, Amy, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, mandolin, banjo, organ Josh bass Brandon drums Fantasy League Amy lead Lexi, Jennie, Don harmony Bryan acoustic & electric guitar, mandolin, bass, organ Aidan drums Can t Seem to Get Away Amy lead Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic, electric & slide guitar, piano, bass, organ Brandon drums Grandfather lost his right arm just shy of seventeen His brother killed a horse to bring a doctor to the scene Harrison Country Depression days hard choices moonshining to survive His oldest took his prison time to keep the farm alive Gone (The Vacation Song) Don lead Lexi, Jennie, Karen harmony Bryan acoustic, 12-string & slide guitar, bass, glockenspiel, tambourine Brad drums When the Fat Lady Sings Don, Karen lead Jennie, Lexi, Karen harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, cowbell Larry piano, bass Brad drums, tambourine (Lexi The Fat Lady) All songs D. Harrison & B. Ewald except When the Fat Lady Sings, Shadow Games, Fantasy League, Climate Change, Like a Ghost D.Harrison, B. Ewald & A. White Never Can Tell Music LLC (ASCAP) Lyrics available at Harrison Country CD insert.indd 1 6/14/18 2:54 PM

4 Chuck, Got this CD in the mail, along with the accompanying note. Give it a listen and if you think it s any good, maybe we ll do an interview. Guy seems like a nut job but you never can tell. Matt Mizell, Editor, C est La Vie Magazine I began preparing to record Climate Change in 1961 when I sang in the first ever battle round with my buddy Chris on the bus ride home from St. Mary s Elementary. Dueled with Goodbye Cruel World. He still insists he won, but you don t hear HIM on an album, now do you? A few years later I was thrown out of Read s Drugstore for singing along to Ring of Fire on the jukebox. When I belted it for the 8th time, a guy down from me at the lunch counter yelled son, I know love is a burning thing, but so s my indigestion! I called him a tool. About this time, I started picking notes on Nan s old mandolin. Didn t know what the notes were still don t, who needs to know notes to write a song? but it WAS a mystical experience, listening to the emotions in those riffs. In 1967 my band tore it up at Riva Teen Club with me singing Mannish Boy. But I quit. I was interested in girls, and lead singers never get girls, right? I had a long term plan, needed daughters to sing on Climate Change, so I went looking for a wife with good vocal DNA. Between 68 and 77, I auditioned quite a few candidates. Karen won hands down. My mother was a Sinatra fan, but loved King of the Road. Called it Rat Pack Country. When she said I smelled like smoke, I sang I ain t got no cigarettes. She broke a paddle on my backside. Never had much use for a classroom. Got my geography from Promised Land, history from The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, civics from Okie From Muskogee and sex-ed from Rag Mama Rag. I played lacrosse in high school because I knew it would lead me to a curvalicious batchelorette party at a karaoke bar in Cedar Grove England in That really got this thing rolling. I used to sing a sweet lullaby to the girls, Long Black Veil. The social worker said that was inappropriate. I switched to Gimme Three Steps. Jennie fought like hell but I made her go to Elon to learn to sing harmony with those kids in Twisted Measure. Contrary Amy insisted on college. I told her Wadda you need that for? Don t you remember that 7th grade talent show? Parents yakking, only listening to their own kid? I won 78 bucks betting the other dads the joint would go stone quiet when you let loose with Hit Me With Your Best Shot. In 1981 I heard this 9 year old humming Life in the Fast Lane in a Seemed to have some talent. Bryan still doesn t know I told his mother to buy him that first guitar for his birthday. There s plenty more, but just listen to the songs. They should tell you all you need to know. The band was rockin at the Last Call Inn I like a three chord song I can sing along What the hell is 21st Century Folk Music? The folks who wrote John Henry and Froggy Went a Courtin and Scarborough Fair weren t trying to create folk music. They were telling stories about their lives and the world in which they lived, using language that ordinary people could understand, with the instruments and music traditions available to them at the time. Ain t there a MAN in the house? Don t you be scared of a little exertion I got legs I Their songs were about queens and princes, magic cambric shirts, and man against machine. Ours are about squabbling teenage girls, gluten free linguini, university safe spaces, blind dates and family vacations. And we ve got a few more traditions to draw on: Nashville, Bourbon St., Broadway, Big Pink, Chicago, Laurel Canyon, Motown, Memphis, and the Mississippi Delta. Smooth on, man I was in my groove Keep those skinny buns warm in that blind on the bay Lord oh Lord those Chicken Fighting Girls It s a big country with a great music history. Why not use it all? love to kick em My girl now she loves the finer things Suave as Gable Harrison Country CD insert inside.indd 1 6/11/18 11:10 AM

5 The Singers, Amy Harrison, Lexi White, Jennie Harrison Young, Karen Harrison The Players Bryan Ewald, Brandon Bartlett, Josh Chapman, Brad Kimes, Larry Byrne, Aidan Ewald Production & Arrangement Bryan Ewald,, Lexi White Recorded & Mixed at the Elsewhere Room Bryan Ewald Photos Marc Quigley Joseph LaBrash Mastered by Steve Turnidge Ars Divina/UltraViolet Amy lead Jennie, Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, organ Josh bass Brandon drums When the Geese Fly Don lead Amy, Jennie, Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, bass, mandolin, organ Climate Change Lexi lead Jennie, Amy harmony Bryan baritone & electric guitars, bass, organ Larry saxophone Aidan drums Pick Your Poison CD back, booklet cover and background: Don t Blink Photography Booklet snapshots: Bryan Ewald,, Betty Harrison, Preston Harrison, Karen Harrison, Lynn Young, Abby Anderson Booklet Design Men in the House Logo Artwork Stuart Cawley Special thanks to Ginger Lewis for the use of Grandfather Harrison s barn. Don, Jennie lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, dobro, bass, organ Brandon drums Shadow Games Don, Lexi lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, bass Larry piano Aidan drums Laugh Again Amy lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic guitars, bass, string arrangement & programming Larry Wurlitzer Brad drums Like a Ghost Don lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan bass, guitars, organ, mellotron Aidan drums Chicken Fighting Girls Don lead Karen, Amy, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, mandolin, banjo, organ Josh bass Brandon drums Fantasy League Amy lead Lexi, Jennie, Don harmony Bryan acoustic & electric guitar, mandolin, bass, organ Aidan drums Can t Seem to Get Away Amy lead Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic, electric & slide guitar, piano, bass, organ Brandon drums Grandfather lost his right arm just shy of seventeen His brother killed a horse to bring a doctor to the scene Harrison Country Depression days hard choices moonshining to survive His oldest took his prison time to keep the farm alive Gone (The Vacation Song) Don lead Lexi, Jennie, Karen harmony Bryan acoustic, 12-string & slide guitar, bass, glockenspiel, tambourine Brad drums When the Fat Lady Sings Don, Karen lead Jennie, Lexi, Karen harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, cowbell Larry piano, bass Brad drums, tambourine (Lexi The Fat Lady) All songs D. Harrison & B. Ewald except When the Fat Lady Sings, Shadow Games, Fantasy League, Climate Change, Like a Ghost D.Harrison, B. Ewald & A. White Never Can Tell Music LLC (ASCAP) Lyrics available at Harrison Country CD insert.indd 1 6/14/18 2:54 PM

6 Chuck, Got this CD in the mail, along with the accompanying note. Give it a listen and if you think it s any good, maybe we ll do an interview. Guy seems like a nut job but you never can tell. Matt Mizell, Editor, C est La Vie Magazine I began preparing to record Climate Change in 1961 when I sang in the first ever battle round with my buddy Chris on the bus ride home from St. Mary s Elementary. Dueled with Goodbye Cruel World. He still insists he won, but you don t hear HIM on an album, now do you? A few years later I was thrown out of Read s Drugstore for singing along to Ring of Fire on the jukebox. When I belted it for the 8th time, a guy down from me at the lunch counter yelled son, I know love is a burning thing, but so s my indigestion! I called him a tool. About this time, I started picking notes on Nan s old mandolin. Didn t know what the notes were still don t, who needs to know notes to write a song? but it WAS a mystical experience, listening to the emotions in those riffs. In 1967 my band tore it up at Riva Teen Club with me singing Mannish Boy. But I quit. I was interested in girls, and lead singers never get girls, right? I had a long term plan, needed daughters to sing on Climate Change, so I went looking for a wife with good vocal DNA. Between 68 and 77, I auditioned quite a few candidates. Karen won hands down. My mother was a Sinatra fan, but loved King of the Road. Called it Rat Pack Country. When she said I smelled like smoke, I sang I ain t got no cigarettes. She broke a paddle on my backside. Never had much use for a classroom. Got my geography from Promised Land, history from The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, civics from Okie From Muskogee and sex-ed from Rag Mama Rag. I played lacrosse in high school because I knew it would lead me to a curvalicious batchelorette party at a karaoke bar in Cedar Grove England in That really got this thing rolling. I used to sing a sweet lullaby to the girls, Long Black Veil. The social worker said that was inappropriate. I switched to Gimme Three Steps. Jennie fought like hell but I made her go to Elon to learn to sing harmony with those kids in Twisted Measure. Contrary Amy insisted on college. I told her Wadda you need that for? Don t you remember that 7th grade talent show? Parents yakking, only listening to their own kid? I won 78 bucks betting the other dads the joint would go stone quiet when you let loose with Hit Me With Your Best Shot. In 1981 I heard this 9 year old humming Life in the Fast Lane in a Seemed to have some talent. Bryan still doesn t know I told his mother to buy him that first guitar for his birthday. There s plenty more, but just listen to the songs. They should tell you all you need to know. The band was rockin at the Last Call Inn I like a three chord song I can sing along What the hell is 21st Century Folk Music? The folks who wrote John Henry and Froggy Went a Courtin and Scarborough Fair weren t trying to create folk music. They were telling stories about their lives and the world in which they lived, using language that ordinary people could understand, with the instruments and music traditions available to them at the time. Ain t there a MAN in the house? Don t you be scared of a little exertion I got legs I Their songs were about queens and princes, magic cambric shirts, and man against machine. Ours are about squabbling teenage girls, gluten free linguini, university safe spaces, blind dates and family vacations. And we ve got a few more traditions to draw on: Nashville, Bourbon St., Broadway, Big Pink, Chicago, Laurel Canyon, Motown, Memphis, and the Mississippi Delta. Smooth on, man I was in my groove Keep those skinny buns warm in that blind on the bay Lord oh Lord those Chicken Fighting Girls It s a big country with a great music history. Why not use it all? love to kick em My girl now she loves the finer things Suave as Gable Harrison Country CD insert inside.indd 1 6/11/18 11:10 AM

7 Chuck, Got this CD in the mail, along with the accompanying note. Give it a listen and if you think it s any good, maybe we ll do an interview. Guy seems like a nut job but you never can tell. Matt Mizell, Editor, C est La Vie Magazine I began preparing to record Climate Change in 1961 when I sang in the first ever battle round with my buddy Chris on the bus ride home from St. Mary s Elementary. Dueled with Goodbye Cruel World. He still insists he won, but you don t hear HIM on an album, now do you? A few years later I was thrown out of Read s Drugstore for singing along to Ring of Fire on the jukebox. When I belted it for the 8th time, a guy down from me at the lunch counter yelled son, I know love is a burning thing, but so s my indigestion! I called him a tool. About this time, I started picking notes on Nan s old mandolin. Didn t know what the notes were still don t, who needs to know notes to write a song? but it WAS a mystical experience, listening to the emotions in those riffs. In 1967 my band tore it up at Riva Teen Club with me singing Mannish Boy. But I quit. I was interested in girls, and lead singers never get girls, right? I had a long term plan, needed daughters to sing on Climate Change, so I went looking for a wife with good vocal DNA. Between 68 and 77, I auditioned quite a few candidates. Karen won hands down. My mother was a Sinatra fan, but loved King of the Road. Called it Rat Pack Country. When she said I smelled like smoke, I sang I ain t got no cigarettes. She broke a paddle on my backside. Never had much use for a classroom. Got my geography from Promised Land, history from The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, civics from Okie From Muskogee and sex-ed from Rag Mama Rag. I played lacrosse in high school because I knew it would lead me to a curvalicious batchelorette party at a karaoke bar in Cedar Grove England in That really got this thing rolling. I used to sing a sweet lullaby to the girls, Long Black Veil. The social worker said that was inappropriate. I switched to Gimme Three Steps. Jennie fought like hell but I made her go to Elon to learn to sing harmony with those kids in Twisted Measure. Contrary Amy insisted on college. I told her Wadda you need that for? Don t you remember that 7th grade talent show? Parents yakking, only listening to their own kid? I won 78 bucks betting the other dads the joint would go stone quiet when you let loose with Hit Me With Your Best Shot. In 1981 I heard this 9 year old humming Life in the Fast Lane in a Seemed to have some talent. Bryan still doesn t know I told his mother to buy him that first guitar for his birthday. There s plenty more, but just listen to the songs. They should tell you all you need to know. The band was rockin at the Last Call Inn I like a three chord song I can sing along What the hell is 21st Century Folk Music? The folks who wrote John Henry and Froggy Went a Courtin and Scarborough Fair weren t trying to create folk music. They were telling stories about their lives and the world in which they lived, using language that ordinary people could understand, with the instruments and music traditions available to them at the time. Ain t there a MAN in the house? Don t you be scared of a little exertion I got legs I Their songs were about queens and princes, magic cambric shirts, and man against machine. Ours are about squabbling teenage girls, gluten free linguini, university safe spaces, blind dates and family vacations. And we ve got a few more traditions to draw on: Nashville, Bourbon St., Broadway, Big Pink, Chicago, Laurel Canyon, Motown, Memphis, and the Mississippi Delta. Smooth on, man I was in my groove Keep those skinny buns warm in that blind on the bay Lord oh Lord those Chicken Fighting Girls It s a big country with a great music history. Why not use it all? love to kick em My girl now she loves the finer things Suave as Gable Harrison Country CD insert inside.indd 1 6/11/18 11:10 AM

8 The Singers, Amy Harrison, Lexi White, Jennie Harrison Young, Karen Harrison The Players Bryan Ewald, Brandon Bartlett, Josh Chapman, Brad Kimes, Larry Byrne, Aidan Ewald Production & Arrangement Bryan Ewald,, Lexi White Recorded & Mixed at the Elsewhere Room Bryan Ewald Photos Marc Quigley Joseph LaBrash Mastered by Steve Turnidge Ars Divina/UltraViolet Amy lead Jennie, Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, organ Josh bass Brandon drums When the Geese Fly Don lead Amy, Jennie, Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, bass, mandolin, organ Climate Change Lexi lead Jennie, Amy harmony Bryan baritone & electric guitars, bass, organ Larry saxophone Aidan drums Pick Your Poison CD back, booklet cover and background: Don t Blink Photography Booklet snapshots: Bryan Ewald,, Betty Harrison, Preston Harrison, Karen Harrison, Lynn Young, Abby Anderson Booklet Design Men in the House Logo Artwork Stuart Cawley Special thanks to Ginger Lewis for the use of Grandfather Harrison s barn. Don, Jennie lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, dobro, bass, organ Brandon drums Shadow Games Don, Lexi lead Amy, Lexi harmony Bryan electric & acoustic guitar, bass Larry piano Aidan drums Laugh Again Amy lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic guitars, bass, string arrangement & programming Larry Wurlitzer Brad drums Like a Ghost Don lead Lexi, Jennie harmony Bryan bass, guitars, organ, mellotron Aidan drums Chicken Fighting Girls Don lead Karen, Amy, Jennie harmony Bryan acoustic & steel guitar, mandolin, banjo, organ Josh bass Brandon drums Fantasy League Amy lead Lexi, Jennie, Don harmony Bryan acoustic & electric guitar, mandolin, bass, organ Aidan drums Can t Seem to Get Away Amy lead Lexi harmony Bryan acoustic, electric & slide guitar, piano, bass, organ Brandon drums Grandfather lost his right arm just shy of seventeen His brother killed a horse to bring a doctor to the scene Harrison Country Depression days hard choices moonshining to survive His oldest took his prison time to keep the farm alive Gone (The Vacation Song) Don lead Lexi, Jennie, Karen harmony Bryan acoustic, 12-string & slide guitar, bass, glockenspiel, tambourine Brad drums When the Fat Lady Sings Don, Karen lead Jennie, Lexi, Karen harmony Bryan electric & slide guitar, cowbell Larry piano, bass Brad drums, tambourine (Lexi The Fat Lady) All songs D. Harrison & B. Ewald except When the Fat Lady Sings, Shadow Games, Fantasy League, Climate Change, Like a Ghost D.Harrison, B. Ewald & A. White Never Can Tell Music LLC (ASCAP) Lyrics available at Harrison Country CD insert.indd 1 6/14/18 2:54 PM