- Produced by Mark Robertson
- Recorded by Jordan Richter
- Mitch McVicker - guitar, harmonica, lead vocals
- Brad Layher - hammered dulcimer, acoustic guitar, bgv's
- Rick Elias - electric and acoustic guitar
- Mark Robertson - bass, acoustic guitar
- Phil Madeira - B3 organ, electric guitar, mando guitar, dobro, drums
- Dennis Holt - drums
- Steve Hindalong - percussion
- Michelle Palmer - bgv's
- Jim Hoke - clarinet, flute, horn arrangements
The Chasing The Horizon EP has now reached "collector's status," that is, it is Out of Print and no longer available for purchase. Keep your eye out for the Chasing The Horizon full release CD due in March 2001.
This four song EP is a preview of the upcoming release Chasing The Horizon. Producer Mark Robertson (of A Ragamuffin Band and This Train) and Mitch went into the recording studio in December 1999 and finished up the full CD in January 2000. This preview was made to be marketed to the industry, and Mitch decided to make it available to fans at a reduced price.
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| Burning The Fields (4:55) | |
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| Suits Of Skin (3:34) | |
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What's the difference between MP3 and RealAudio?
RealAudio streaming technology allows for listening to music (and/or watching video) over the Internet without downloading large files, however the quality of the music is slightly compromised. MP3 technology creates music files that can retain almost CD quality without huge files, however they are bigger than ReadAudio and take somewhat longer to download.
What does EP mean?
EP stands for "extended play", a term carried over from the old days of vinyl when 45rpm sized records were burned at 33 1/3 so as to "extend" the number of songs that would fit on it.