My mind has this song playing out the back of a station wagon parked in a sun-filled meadow. Acoustic guitars (6- and 12-string), mandolin, Dobro, shakers and tambourines. Big beautiful harmonies throughout.

Falling Fast

If I am being honest then this song follows the same template as "Friends in California." I see it as a companion song to that one and has a similar vibe. I picture this being the stripped down continuation of the story.

Redwood

I think of this song as a blend of country ballad and crunchy soul. Think of The Stones' "The Blues" from Sticky Fingers when Mick howls "And I tear my hair out just for you!" at the end. That's a classic Otis Redding change that this song also cops. Big, church-y organ and pedal steel. This song also needs lyrics for the bridge.

Angelina

Sketches. JB recorded the vocals and guitar, DP added some harmonies, bongos and tambourine. Who knew a fifth or rye could stretch 2,000 miles?

Indianhead