This is our first album Recorded in the fall/winter of 2007 by Bruce Harvie in Bellingham, WA. Mixed by Jordan Rain and Bruce Harvie.

Personel- Jordan Rain/Yogoman- Drums, vocals; Norah McLaughlin- Bass, vocals; Thomas Akihiro Deakin- Saxophone; Mars Lindgren- Trombone; Joel Ricci- Trumpet; Stell Newsome- Guitar, vocals; Dan Lowinger- Guitar; Benjamin Von Wildenhaus- Electric Piano;

special guests- Captain Seahorse Revenge Upon Humanity- claps, voices, horns; featuring Joe "Captain Seahorse" Miles- Saxophone Solo on Pass The O.

Released by Yogoman Burning Band & Pool Or Pond Records.

Our second release on YBB Records/Pool Or Pond Records. Album art concept by John Tosch/Jordan Rain, photo by Jeff Emtman.

Recorded in the snowy winter of 2008/2009, off of Mosquito Lake Road, Deming, Washington at Actual Air Studios, Engineered by Tim Brown to 1/2 inch reel to reel tape. Mastered by Doug Krebs.

Recorded in 3 days, October 2009, in the middle of a west coast tour. Engineered by Sergio Rios, guitarist, of the Los Angeles funk outfit ORGONE, @ Killion Sound Studios in North Hollywood to 1/2" reel to reel tape.

Mastering by Doug Krebs.

Self Released by Yogoman Burning Band, with the help of fans/friends through kickstarter.com project.

Our 4th Studio Album

Track 1 Recorded in Caspar, CA @ Old School Studios by Calvin Turnbull, mixed by Calvin Turnbull and Jordan Rain/Yogoman

Track 2 Recorded @ Sleng Teng Studios in Bellingham, WA by Pat Gay, mixed by Patrick Langham and Jordan Rain/Yogoman

Tracks 3-9 Recorded @ Patrick Langham's house in Davis, CA by Patrick Langham, mixed by Patrick Langham and Jordan Rain/Yogoman

Jordan Rain/Yogoman- Drums, Lead and Backing Vocals Michael Rain- Bass and Backing Vocals Mars Lindgren- Trombone Nelson Bell- Trombone and Trumpet Amanda Rhine- Tenor Saxophone Patrick Langham- Guitar, Sound Effects, Percussion Karl- Percussion

This is my first album of songs I recorded around 2004 before I started Yogoman Burning Band. All of it was recorded at home onto my first laptop computer (iBook G4) into Garageband, the music software that comes with Apples/Macs. Each track was recorded through the pinhole mic on the screen of the laptop (mini condenser mic) as basic room recordings and then layered, mixed and effected later in Garageband.

I was excited by this technology, as it gave me a way to quickly record while inspired musically and to see each song from beginning to end myself. Prior to this I had tried to do some tape 4 track recording but I couldn't figure out that technology easy enough to not impede the inspiration at hand.