E. Duarto Scheer plays washboard and Raines plays harp. She has obviously mastered the technique of circular breathing as she holds one note for a full twelve bars. The next few cuts stay in the acoustic style, with one featuring Raines on vocals. Rishell's slide guitar is electric and Raines' harp is obviously through a Green Bullet style mic for a great Chicago sound. Rishell's spare vocals contrast nicely with Raines' rich harp tone.
Raines does the vocals and the harp is again Chicago style.
Rishell plays rhythm while Ronnie Earl plays some nice counterpoint. Nowhere on this disc is the interplay between these two musicians more evident than on this cut. Both artists are able to clearly express themselves through their instruments. The production is clean and the performances by the guest musicians are tasteful and effective. Edited by Cynthia A. Harney Copyright 1997, Peterborough Folk Music Society .