Share the Well
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Studio album by Caedmon's Call | ||||
Released | 12 October 2004 | |||
Recorded | India, Ecuador, Houston, TX & Franklin, TN | |||
Genre | Rock music, Christian rock | |||
Length | 55:31 | |||
Label | Essential Records | |||
Producer | Caedmon's Call & Joshua Moore | |||
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Share the Well is the sixth major release from Caedmon's Call.
Inspired by the band's trip to India, Brazil and Ecuador, Share the Well explores universal Christian themes in a variety of geographies, with songs that look through the eyes of both visitor and resident. Major themes include God's all-sufficient goodness, the need for people to share what they have with each other, and the inherent dignity of the oppressed; in particular the Dalit caste of India.
This album was recorded in the following locations:
- OLIO - Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Puerto Lago - Otavalo, San Pablo Lake, Ecuador
- Dark Horse Recording - Franklin, TN
- The Moore's House - Houston, TX
- Second Studios - Houston, TX
and also
- domestic locations in Ecuador
- domestic locations in Brazil
- Sunrise Studios - Houston, TX
- The Velvet Eagle - Nashville, TN
- Masterphonics Tracking Room - Nashville, TN
Track listing
- "Intro" – 0:26
- "Share the Well" – 3:09
- "There's Only One (Holy One)" – 3:42
- "Jenny Farza" – 0:40
- "Mother India" – 4:48
- "International Love Song" – 3:06
- "All I Need (I Did Not Catch Her Name)" – 3:33
- "Los Hermanos Count Off" – 0:26
- "Volcanoland" – 3:47
- "The Roses" – 4:00
- "Mirzapur Group" – 0:26
- "Bombay Rain" – 2:46
- "The Innocent's Corner" – 5:01
- "Sarala" – 2:20
- "Punjabi Group with Joseph D'Souza" – 0:54
- "Wings of the Morning" – 4:46
- "Dalit Hymn" – 11:41
- (The album's last track features two hidden tracks: A brief solo song by Andrew Osenga, possibly titled "I Miss You", and as a longer excerpt of the Mirzapur Group performance heard earlier in the album.)
- The album featured only one other song sung by Andrew Osenga, "Bombay Rain."
Personnel
Band members
- Cliff Young – Lead vocals, Acoustic Rhythm guitar, Backing Vocals
- Danielle Young – Vocals, Backing Vocals
- Garett Buell – Percussion, Tablas, Dholar, Manjira, Mixing Bowl, Water Pail, Congas, Bongos, Cajon, Djembe, Surdo, Giant Ganza-Udu, Agogo, Drum Battery, Ankle Bells, Hand Claps
- Jeff Miller – Bass Guitar
- Todd Bragg – Drums, Surdo, Pandeiro, Drum Battery, Tamborim
- Joshua Moore – Hammond B-3, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Nylon Guitar, High Strung Guitar, Bass Guitar, String Arrangement, Synth, Harmonium, Accordion, Copichand, Ramantar, Dholar, Drum Battery, Kalimba, Tamboor, Backing Vocals
- Andrew Osenga – Acoustic Guitar, Electiric Guitar, Dobro, Charango, Keyboard Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals, Drum Battery
Guest musicians
- Ze DeFaria – Surdo, Ankle Bells, Hand Claps, Repinique, Pandeiro
- Jayant Jaypur Walle – Tablas
- Jenny Farza – Backing Vocals
- Samuel Tugulinago – Charango, Guitar, Panflute
- Efrain Tugulinago – Flutes, Panfulte
- Hamberto Aigaje – Guitar, Flutes, Panflute
- David Tuglinago – Guitar
- Samson Manwatkar – Vocals
- Solomon Raju – Harmonium
- Joshua – Harmonium
- The Mirzapur Group (Dalit Music Team) – Vocals
- Pastor Yuhanna – Vocals
Release details
- 2004, U.S., Essential Records 83061-0739-2, Release Date 12 October 2004, CD
References
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