The Coyote Sisters (Leah Kunkel, Marty Gwinn Townsend)

For Lee’s work with the individual members of the Coyote Sisters you can click on the following links:

Leah Kunkel bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/07/leah-kunkel.html
Marty Gwinn Townsend bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/07/randy-bishop-marty-gwinn.html
Reneé Armand bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/07/renee-armand.html

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The Coyote Sisters - Women And Other Visions
Wannadate 10142 (2001) - US CD

1 - Calling Me Awake
2 - Is Love A Thing You Learn?
3 - I’ll Be There For You*
4 - Emily
5 - The Bath
6 - Women And Other Visions*
7 - Breakdown In The Breakdown Lane
8 - You Will Never Be Mine
9 - Blues For A Snowman
10 - Julia*
11 - Now That Winter’s Gone

Leah Kunkel - Vocals, Piano, Chorus
Marty Gwinn Townsend - Vocals, Piano, Chorus
Leland Sklar - Bass (3, 6, 10)*
Guy DeVito - Bass
Richard Neville - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (3), Percussion (3, 8, 10)
Keith Levereault - Drums, Percussion
Michael Gregory - Guitars, Lead Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer
Pamela Rose - Guitars, Guitar Synthesizer
Max Cohen - Guitar
Joe Boyle - Guitar
Cliff Eberhardt - Acoustic Guitar
Tim Moore - Piano
Jon Gilutin - Piano
Tom McClung - Piano
Steven Schoenberg - Piano
Lawrence Zoernig - Celli
Rick Tiven - Mandolin, Violin
Stevie Converse - Chorus
Silvana Gravini - Chorus
Pamela Kimmel - Chorus
Sue Wiggin - Chorus

Produced and Arranged by Leah Kunkel, with collaborations where noted
Bruce Seifried - Co-production (1)
Nathaniel Kunkel - Producer (3), Co-production (6, 10)
Seth Rosenberg - Executive Producer
Rebecca King Rosenberg - Executive Producer

Leah Kunkel - Cello Solo Score (2)
Matthew McCauley - String Arrangement (2)

Bruce Seifried - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11),
Mixing Engineer (1, 4, 7, 9)
Nathaniel Kunkel - Recording Engineer (2, 3, 6, 8, 10), Mixing Engineer (2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10)
Leah Kunkel - Mixing Engineer (2, 6, 7, 11)
Alan Douches - Mixing Engineer (7)

Recording Studios:
Son Of Loudville Studios, Florence, MA
The Sex Den, Northampton, MA
Studio Without Walls, Los Angeles, CA
Cello Studios, Hollywood, CA
West West Side Recording Studio, West New York, NJ
Third Stone Recording, N. Hollywood, CA

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

John Gwinn - Cover Painting entitled “Marty’s Dream” used by permission of Karin Coble
Luellyn Latocki - Art Direction
Jerry Joyner - Design for Team Design
M.L. Lincoln - Photograph

Track 2:
“This song is dedicated to all the Elizabeths: Betty, Bess, Elizabeth, and Lisa”.

Track 11:
“For dear Lila”.
“Special thanks to Kim Townsend”.

“Thank you to the following people for taking the time to listen and for giving us the greatest gift of all: your artistry: // Tom McClung, Michael Gregory, Keith Levereault, Matthew McCauley, Dean Parks, Lawrence Zoernig, Max Cohen, Cliff Eberhardt, Guy De Vito, Russ Kunkel, Leland Sklar, Richard Neville, Joe Boyle, and Tim Moore. // Special thanks to Bruce Seifried and Nathaniel Kunkel for sharing their brilliant talents; to Norman Blaine for getting us going; to Jennifer Warnes for her ears, spirit, and unerring taste; to Alan Douches and West West Side Music for special engineering services, generosity and belief; to Hampshire Piano Company for providing one of the two pianos; to Melinda Blau for her unreserved support and generosity; to Wesley Seidman; and to Kevin Zoernig and Chris Ryan whose work ended up on the cutting room floor but who contributed none the less. // We want to acknowledge the following people for their special kindnesses and support: Kim and Walter Townsend, Brendan Okrent, Karin Coble, M.L. Lincoln, Steven and Jane Schoenberg, Steven Jarvis, One-Off Titanium Bicycles, Stephen and Ellen Marsh, Julia Huggins, Peter and Jesse Zoernig, Pamela Azar, Kai Geffen, Stephen Bishop, WFCR, and to singer-songwriters everywhere who do it for love and the heart. // To the D.L.: How can we ever express our gratitude for helping us to capture the essence of Coyote without losing your draculean sense of humour? Hope this record affords you the opportunity to acquire ever more submarine parts, blue marbles, and invitations to be serenaded by Igor on the B-3. // Thanks to Team Design for their generosity and creativity, especially Luellyn Latocki and Jerry Joyner. Thank you to our good friend, Virginia Team, who helped us realize our vision, for her kindness and generosity. // Worshipful gratitude to Richard Loomis, piano technician extraordinaire, for making the pianos sing. Thanks to Dr. Fred Bashour for the use of the hot mics. Thank you to Silvana Gravini for web-page design. (silvana@silvana.net). // A lapful of gratitude to our dear friend and original Coyote Sister, Renée Armand, who appears on this recording in spirit and has graciously allowed us to continue to use our name. And to Tony Berg, the honorary Coyote, for his inspiration, musicianship and friendship. We miss you Renée and Tony!”.

www.coyotesisters.com

“℗©2001 Leah Kunkel & Marty Gwinn Townsend. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of federal law and hurts our feelings.”.

“To order, please visit us at www.coyotesisters.com or write to us at Wannadate Records, P.O. Box 1277, Northampton, MA 01061”.

Songwriters:
Marty Gwinn Townsend
Leah Kunkel
Reneé Armand (as Renée Armand)
Tony Berg
Tim Moore
Bill Payne (as Billy Payne)
Mary Jo Salter
Steven Schoenberg

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