Hey La Hey

This was recorded in Nashville with Lex Price, who did a masterful job with Roger Montenot and Lij Shaw who engineered the album. Lex put together a ridiculously good band and we knocked this one out in about 2 weeks if my memory serves me correctly. We had originally not recorded "So Am I " as an uptempo tune but rather just had the ballad. I

This was recorded in Nashville with Lex Price, who did a masterful job with Roger Montenot and Lij Shaw who engineered the album. Lex put together a ridiculously good band and we knocked this one out in about 2 weeks if my memory serves me correctly. We had originally not recorded "So Am I " as an uptempo tune but rather just had the ballad. I felt that the album was missing that element that was evoked by "So Am I " as a toe tapper. We reassembled the guys, and knocked it out in a few hours. I'm relieved we have it and that it starts the album. The last two songs written just a few days before we started the record were "Hey La Hey" and "Carry Your Cross". Can't imagine this record without those two.