The sisters' unique harmony colors the entire piece.
A prequel to the Roche sisters' quiet folk music, Maggie and Terry crafted an innocent masterpiece with the help of Paul Simon.
This is a fresh record by sisters Maggie and Terry, who would later become The Roche. Maggie's deep bass and layered harmonies are layered over the steady groove of the Muscle Shoals rhythm section. The opening track, "Underneath the Moon," blends introspective lyrics with a limpid folk sound, creating a dry lyricism. The album also includes a track with Paul Simon's involvement in production and guitar, and its rich sound has been re-evaluated upon reissue.
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A:
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1)
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Underneath The Moon
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2)
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Down The Dream
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3)
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Wigglin' Man
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4)
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West Virginia
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5)
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If You Emptied Out All Of Your Pockets You Could Not Make The Change
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B:
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1)
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Telephone Bill
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2)
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Malachy's
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3)
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Burden Of Proof
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4)
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The Mountain People
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5)
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Jill Of All Trades
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Guitar - Paul Simon
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Engineer - Phil Ramone (A5)
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Bass - Barry Beckett
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Clarinet [Electric Clarinet] - George Marge
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Acoustic Guitar - Terre Roche
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Drums - David Hood
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Acoustic Guitar, Piano - Maggie Roche
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Written-By - Maggie Roche
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Keyboards - Pete Carr
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Guitar - Jimmy Johnson (4)
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Bass - Jerry Masters
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Engineer - Jerry Masters (A1, A2, B1, B3, B4, B5)
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Engineer - Steve Melton (A1, A2, A5, B1, B3, B4, B5)
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Strings - Ann Odell
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Engineer - Martin Levan (A4, B2, B5)
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Engineer - Greg Hamm
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Design - Carin Goldberg
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Fiddle - Johnny Gimble
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Electric Guitar - John Hall
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - Chip Berlet
