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Jennifer Kimball – gut string guitar; Jim Robeson – engineer; Jana Leon – photography; Steven Jurgensmeyer – design; Bruce MacFarlane – assistant engineer; Crit Harmon – engineer; Kevin Pickering – assistant engineer; Ted Jensen – mastering
- 52:39
- August 3, 1999
- Catie Curtis, Ben Wisch
- Folk Rock
Jennifer Kimball – gut string guitar; Jim Robeson – engineer; Jana Leon – photography; Steven Jurgensmeyer – design; Bruce MacFarlane – assistant engineer; Crit Harmon – engineer; Kevin Pickering – assistant engineer; Ted Jensen – mastering
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Jennifer Kimball – gut string guitar; Jim Robeson – engineer; Jana Leon – photography; Steven Jurgensmeyer – design; Bruce MacFarlane – assistant engineer; Crit Harmon – engineer; Kevin Pickering – assistant engineer; Ted Jensen – mastering; Notes and References. Web site: A Crash Course in Roses at official site. 24 March 2011.
A Crash Course in Roses is Catie Curtis' fifth studio album, released on August 3, 1999. The album contains numerous love songs, with "Magnolia Street"—a song about the realization that one is in love—gaining some radio airplay.
A Crash Course in Roses finds Boston-based singer-songwriter Catie Curtis streamlining the sound that made her 1997 self-titled release a critical breakthrough. Eschewing lush string and horn arrangements, she allows her songwriting and singing to take center stage on this 13-song set of midtempo, acoustic-flavored folk-pop. An excellent group ...
words and music by Catie Curtis 1998 There were times there didnt look like any way out And wed all cry when there was no more that we could talk about
