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<h6>Somewhere Down the Line</h6>
One of my favorite tracks on the album, this one wound up reminding me of the unique place where Tom Waits’ best ballads live. Credit goes to Lincoln and his use of the flugelhorns which add that sense of romantic nostalgia that imbues the song. This is a hard one to explain in a few lines, maybe just to say that it feels like a lament to me, with lyrics addressing the kinds of secrets we keep from even those closest to us. <br />
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Alan Walker - lead vocals; background vocals <br />
John Morgan Kimock - drums<br />
Jon Herington - electric guitars <br />
Lincoln Schleifer - bass; percussion <br />
Andy Burton - Fender Rhodes (8)<br />
Bill Holloman - flugelhorn (8)<br />
Larry Etkin - flugelhorn (8)<br />
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All songs written by Alan Walker (Couloir Music ASCAP)<br />
Produced by Lincoln Schleifer<br />
Horn and string arrangements written by Lincoln Schleifer<br />
Recorded and mixed by Lincoln Schleifer at Lincoln's Log Cabin, Bronx, NY<br />
Mastered by Jon Gordon at Jon Gordon Music Production, Beacon NY<br />
Additional recording of Wurlitzer piano for “Somewhere Down the Line” at Tannery Row Recording<br />
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