Loss Program by parker hobson
Tracklist
| 1. | No Porchswings on the Moon So Plan Ahead | 3:38 |
| 2. | It's a Good River, It's Trying Its Best | 3:24 |
| 3. | Signature Beech | 2:59 |
| 4. | Month of Sundays | 3:07 |
| 5. | Luna Moths | 4:04 |
| 6. | Birdnest Halo | 3:57 |
| 7. | The Student Drivers of America | 4:31 |
| 8. | Loss Program | 3:58 |
| 9. | Fall Still Green | 5:00 |
| 10. | Night of the Living Room | 2:59 |
Credits
released September 21, 2024
Parker Hobson: vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo
Jannell Canerday: fiddle, backup vocals
Kyle Dodge: lead guitar
John Pedigo: bass
"Popcorn" Stevens: drums
Laura Eve Engel: harmony vocals (2, 3, 10)
Anne Gauthier: drums (2)
Catherine Irwin: harmony vocals (5)
Rich Kirby: mandolin (4)
Angela Scharfenberger: standup bass (4)
Cicadas: Cicadas (7)
all songs written by Parker Hobson
recorded & mixed by Anne Gauthier at La La Land, Louisville, Ky.
produced by Anne Gauthier & Parker Hobson
mastered by Harold LaRue
cover art is a photo of Su Hobson in Louisville, c. 1948, photographer unknown (but possibly her brother Eddie).
clips in track 1 were adapted from a speech given by Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt in Bismarck, ND in 1936. cicadas in track 7 were recorded at Cherokee Park in Louisville, during the Brood X periodical cicada emergence of 2021.
ENORMOUS & PROFOUND THANKS TO: Anne Gauthier; Jannell Canerday; Kyle Dodge; John Pedigo; D Alex Meeks; Laura Eve Engel; Catherine Irwin; Rich Kirby; Angela Scharfenberger; Harold LaRue; Peyton Hobson; Appalshop & WMMT-FM (esp. for letting Rich and I record his mandolin in the old June Appal studio in Whitesburg, Ky.); The Pineapple Playground, for giving cause for these songs to exist in the first place, and for being so tremendously supportive & encouraging about this project; and to everyone involved: for putting up with me, for making this record so, so much better than it ever could have been without you, and for being my friends. THANK YOU.
this record was released in coordination with The Beargrass Collective, Louisville, Ky.
Parker Hobson: vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo
Jannell Canerday: fiddle, backup vocals
Kyle Dodge: lead guitar
John Pedigo: bass
"Popcorn" Stevens: drums
Laura Eve Engel: harmony vocals (2, 3, 10)
Anne Gauthier: drums (2)
Catherine Irwin: harmony vocals (5)
Rich Kirby: mandolin (4)
Angela Scharfenberger: standup bass (4)
Cicadas: Cicadas (7)
all songs written by Parker Hobson
recorded & mixed by Anne Gauthier at La La Land, Louisville, Ky.
produced by Anne Gauthier & Parker Hobson
mastered by Harold LaRue
cover art is a photo of Su Hobson in Louisville, c. 1948, photographer unknown (but possibly her brother Eddie).
clips in track 1 were adapted from a speech given by Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt in Bismarck, ND in 1936. cicadas in track 7 were recorded at Cherokee Park in Louisville, during the Brood X periodical cicada emergence of 2021.
ENORMOUS & PROFOUND THANKS TO: Anne Gauthier; Jannell Canerday; Kyle Dodge; John Pedigo; D Alex Meeks; Laura Eve Engel; Catherine Irwin; Rich Kirby; Angela Scharfenberger; Harold LaRue; Peyton Hobson; Appalshop & WMMT-FM (esp. for letting Rich and I record his mandolin in the old June Appal studio in Whitesburg, Ky.); The Pineapple Playground, for giving cause for these songs to exist in the first place, and for being so tremendously supportive & encouraging about this project; and to everyone involved: for putting up with me, for making this record so, so much better than it ever could have been without you, and for being my friends. THANK YOU.
this record was released in coordination with The Beargrass Collective, Louisville, Ky.
License
All rights reserved.
Parker Hobson writes songs and poems in Kentucky.