Songs | Players | Credits	Release Date: May 19, 1998 - SPCD427
SONGS
1. Crestfallen 2. Overcome by Happiness (???K) .WAV or .RA 3. Sick of You 4. Clear Spot (???K) .WAV or .RA 5. Dimmest Star 6. Monkey Suit (???K) .WAV or .RA	7. Chicken Wire 8. Wait to Stop 9. All I Know 10. Shoes and Clothes 11. Wherein Obscurely 12. Ferris Wheel
THE PLAYERS Joe Pernice - vocals, guitars Thom Monahan - bass, vocals Michael Deming - acoustic & electric pianos, vocals Peyton Pinkerton - guitars, vocals Bob Pernice - guitars, vocals Aaron Sperske - drum kit, tympanum, percussion The Orchestra Anhared Stowe - violin Christine Kolberger - violin Katrina J. Smith - viola Katleen Shiano - cello Susan Cavender Knapp - harp Tim Atherton - first trombone David Sporny - second trombone Peter McEachearn - third trombone Mike Jones - flugelhorn   CREDITS Produced by Thom Monahan, Michael Deming, Joe Pernice Engineered by Michael Deming, Thom Monahan Additional Engineering by Dave Shuman Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Michael Deming Recorded and Mixed at Studio .45, Hartford, CT Pre-mastered by Keith Chirgwin at Waveview Mastered by John Golden at John Golden Mastering, Newbury Park, CA Art by Zoe Blyth. Band photo by Dennis Kleiman. Design by Hank Trotter.   Thanks The Pernice Family tree (which is a fig), Joe "Uncle Ducky" Vitale for the Allen's Ginger Brandy that fell off a truck, Robin, Eva, Erica, The Monahan Family, Christine Bown, Zoe Blyth, Anne Viebig, Autumn, Joel Westerdale, Jeremy Marusek at Wormco Records, Joe Harvard, Ghoul, all at Studio .45, Tim Liptak, Rhoades Alderson to whom "Ferris Wheel" is dedicated, Bill Corbett, James Tate, Charles Simic for inspiring "Wherein Obscurely" with his poem of the same name, Paul Coyne at Lotus Development, Joyce Linehan, Jen Rassler, Jason Reynolds, Josh Grier, Frank Riley, D'Addario Strings, Frank "Actor" Padellaro-luthier/accountant/lover/Italian, Garrett Fontes, New Radiant Storm King, Chuck, Maryellen, Amy, Shawn Annis, The Monkey House, Scud Mountain Boys and those who knew them, Jon Poneman and all the good people at Sub Pop - past and present. This record is dedicated to Susan Pernice and Eugene Monahan. © 1998 Sub Pop Records