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listen Talk to Me
listen Lonely Track
listen Mother's Blues
listen As Long as Love Will Last
listen Lonesome Point
listen Sean MacDonald
listen If I Were Not With You
listen Memphis on to Arkansas
listen The Love I'm In
listen Where Moses Stood
listen Wherever You Go
listen I'd Be a Sailor
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Pat Flynn - producer and guitar
Dave Sinko, Tim Roberts, Cosette Collier - engineers
Daniel Schacht, Bond Bergland, Candace Corrigan - vocal production
Jim Hoke - keyboards, accordian, harmonica, wind instruments
Stuart Duncan - fiddle, mandolin
Dave Pomeroy - bass guitar
Larry Paxton - bass guitar
Kenny Malone - percussion
Carol Levack, Janne Henshaw,
Kathy Chiavola,
John Cowan - backup vocals
Choir on Where Moses Stood: Paul Daniels, Donalda Gilligan, Sharon Henderson, Lori G. Washington, Vernon Staggers, Debra Sturdevant
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listen Daddy's Angel
listen Jimmy as a Boy
listen Little Bit Lonely Sometimes
listen Alvin Lee
listen What You Got to Steal
listen Kisses of the Wildest Kind
listen Silk Mill Worker
listen Good Fine Man
listen Kathleen's Song
listen Talking to a Tennessee Moon
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Wayland Patton - original producer
Bill Vorndick - original engineer
Jim Cummings - producer final mix
Russ Barenberg - guitar
Jerry Douglas - dobro
Mark Schatz - banjo
Mark O'Connor - mandolin and fiddle
Edgar Meyer - acoustic bass
Larry Paxton - electric bass
Glen Duncan - mountain fiddle
Kenny Malone - percussion
John Butler, Jim Cummings, Catherine Ellis, Carol Levack - backup vocals
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The Twelve portraits on Through a Woman's Voice consist of narrations and original songs based on women's diaries and stories collected in the oral tradition, from early settlement and the removal of the Cherokee, through the civil war, to civil rights, 1779-1959. This double CD album won Best Radio Documentary, National Communicator Awards 1998. Click on listen to play a song. Click on a woman's name to see the lyrics of her song, and to learn more about her.
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