Discark: Something New And Fresh, by Noel Paul Stookey

What is this?
OR Put a link to this album on your Homepage or Myspace Page

Something New And Fresh

A large, surprisingly diverse and talented cast of musical guests and engineering wizards put the final polish on this challenging mixture of Stookey songs and concepts. Truly a potpourri of passion and experimentation produced and recorded over a span of three years (1972-1975) and in a half dozen dozen studios - including the basement of the Stookey family house in surburban new york and an abandoned hen house on the coast of maine - it nonetheless demonstrates a remarkable thematic coherence; doubtless derived from its spiritual attentiveness.

Track Listing

	Track Title
1.	The Winner
2.	There Was a Boy
3.	Numero 2
4.	Listen to the Love
5.	Underwater
6.	Tom Quick
7.	Remember/Pokey
8.	You're the Only One
9.	Country Song
10.	Aridd Le
11.	Take Me Out to the Ballgame
12.	Don't Use My Name
13.	Please Porridge Peace
14.	4-D
15.	Music to Live By
16.	Moremo Ontu Ne
17.	Et Misericordia

More Info

Release Year	1977
Produced By	Bob Milstein and me.
Recorded At	Record Plant NY,A&R Studio NY,Minot Studio White pPlains NY,Eight Track Studio Rye NY,South Blue Hill Falls ME
Engineered By	Shelley Yakus,Phil Ramone,Ron Karrarn,Bob Milstein and me.
Genre	Acoustic, Rock, Folk
Band Members / Musicians	The Paul Winter Consort, Jimmy Sedlar, Michael Epstein, Michael Lewis, Jimmy Nalls, Barry Flast, Jim Mason, Russ Savakus, Scott Wilke, Joe Freedman, Eddie Mottau, Dick Kniss, Paul Prestopino, Todd Denison, Gene Bertoncini, Marc Berner, Denny Bouchard, Joe England. Assisting vocals: Peter Yarrow, David Lasley and Vaneltine, The Lowenthals, The Mottaus and Elizabeth Stookey.
Location	North Berwick, ME, USA