Spiritual Appliances
Spiritual Appliances is the fifth album by the American singer-songwriter Sara Hickman, released in 2000 (see 2000 in music).
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| Released | February 22, 2000 | |||
| Genre | Folk/Pop | |||
| Length | 61:56 | |||
| Label | Shanachie | |||
| Producer | Sara Hickman, Parthenon Huxley, Jim Jacobsen | |||
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Track listing
- "Standing Ground" (Sara Hickman) – 3:39
- "Life" (Sara Hickman) – 4:04
- "Kerosene" (Sara Hickman, Nick Trevisick) – 4:47
- "Edward" (Sara Hickman, Danny Levin) – 4:02
- "Woman Waiting to Happen" (Sara Hickman, Barbara K) – 6:43
- "I Wish I Could Run" (Sara Hickman) – 4:08
- "Everything's Red" (Sara Hickman, David Bassett) – 6:35
- "Dear Tracy" (Sara Hickman) – 2:49
- "Moment of Grace" (Sara Hickman) – 7:29
- "Bowl Full of Stars" (Sara Hickman) – 3:48
- "Come Around" (Barbara K) – 3:49
- "We Are Each Other's Angels" (Chuck Brodsky, additional words by Sara Hickman) – 5:53
- "I'm Not Going Anywhere" (Sara Hickman, Wendy Waldman) – 4:10
Personnel
- Sara Hickman – guitar, vocals
- Jon Blondell – trombone
- Daryl Burgee – tambourine
- Javier Chaparro – violin, vocals
- Michael Doane – bass guitar
- Chip Dolan – piano, keyboards, didgeridoo, vocals
- Tish Hinojosa – vocals
- Glenn Kawamoto – bass guitar
- Lloyd Maines – pedal steel
- Mitch Marine – drums
- John Mills – clarinet, flute, saxophone
- Julie Noble – vocals
- Riley Osbourne – organ
- Paul Pearcy – percussion, drums
- Gary Slechta – trumpet
- Will Taylor – viola
- Andy Timmons – guitar
- Todd V. Wolfson – vocals
Production
- Producers: Sara Hickman, Parthenon Huxley, Jim Jacobsen
- Engineers: Marty Lester, Fred Remmert
- Assistant engineer: George Morgan
- Mixing: John Anthony, Sara Hickman, Fred Remmert
- Arranger: Sara Hickman
- Horn arrangements: John Mills
- String arrangements: Will Taylor
- Design: Neil Ferguson
- Photography: Todd V. Wolfson
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