A return to our folkadelic side, this recording turned out to be a great collaboration. It began with Steph's floating chord progression, vulnerable vocals and intriguing lyrics. Then Jamie and Vince fleshed out the feel with a wonderful, dreamy groove. But Sean was kind of stuck on what to do to finish the song. He had tried playing several

A return to our folkadelic side, this recording turned out to be a great collaboration. It began with Steph's floating chord progression, vulnerable vocals and intriguing lyrics. Then Jamie and Vince fleshed out the feel with a wonderful, dreamy groove. But Sean was kind of stuck on what to do to finish the song. He had tried playing several different instruments during the years that we played this live and had kind of settled on electric guitar. But he felt that he couldn't nail it. So, we sent it to our friend Sean O'Connell. He came up with the guitar riff to pull it all together - playing it on his electric tenor guitar. Then he played some ambient concertina and tasty tenor guitar licks for the outro - all giving Sean something to play off of. Add Willa Mae's backup vocals and this is what you get.