Highway Of Forgiveness
Recorded 1994 - 1997 at Worthway Studio in Lompoc, California
and TNT Recording in Santa Maria, California
Produced by Hence Phillips
Engineered by Larry Thomas and Mark Kueffner
Musicians:
Hence Phillips: vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, bass, keyboards, mandolin
Mark Kueffner: keyboards
Mychal Lomas: bass on "Marimba Moon"
Doug Scudder: bass on "Rock And Roll Blues"
John Phillips: bass on "Steel Ridin' Man"
Mark Schupferling : bass on "Cadillac Walk", "He Can Play Anything"
Dave Estes: drums on "Cadillac Walk", "He Can Play Anything", "Highway Of Forgiveness", "Marimba Moon"
Shane Strickland: drums on "Skinny Dippin'", "Steel Ridin' Man"
Mickey Sarver: drums on "Profit Motive", "Perfect Lover", "Rock And Roll Blues", "I Wish You Would", "When The Chips Are Down", "Kimberly"
Mitch Kashmar: harmonica on "Born In The Delta", "I Wish You Would"
Ysidro Yanez: alto sax on "When The Chips Are Down"
Wes Hagen: bongos on "Marimba Moon", "When The Chips Are Down"
Teresa Green: background vocals on "Profit Motive"
Deborah Gilmore: background vocals on "Profit Motive"
Kelly Rae Wallentin: background vocals on "Skinny Dippin'"
Shannon Black: background vocals on "Skinny Dippin'"
Jacket Art And Design:
Photos: Kimberly Phillips
Cover Art: Hence
Sleeve layout and producion: Disc Makers
All songs Words and Music by Hence Phillips
except "Cadillac Walk" by John Murphey & H. Phillips,
and "Perfect Lover", "Steel Ridin' Man" by Michael Jay Loveless & H. Phillips
All songs Copyright 2002 Hence Phillips BMI
Virtually everything that could go wrong did go wrong during the making of Highway Of Forgiveness, including money running out
and all of the equipment at Worthway Studio being stolen. All's well that ends well, however, and I think it turned out rather nicely
for a first attempt at high fidelity recording. There's just nothing quite like having a bunch of friends who can really play.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude for all of the people who helped with this project.
Thanks for believing in the songs enough to do your thing for little or no money.
If not for John Swanson and Martha Cardell I am quite sure the CD couldn't have happened.
Thank you so much!
~ Hence, January 2002