TWO DOLLAR TOWN (4:30)
	(Sara Milonovich - Bittersweetmusik/ASCAP)
	Sara Milonovich - vocal, harmony vocal, fiddle
	Leigh Gibson - harmony vocal
	Lloyd Maines - pedal steel guitar
	Boo Reiners - 5-string banjo, electric guitar, baritone electric guitar
	Greg Anderson - acoustic guitar
	Daria Grace - electric bass
	Justin Guip - drums

Daisycutter:
	Sara Milonovich - vocals, fiddle, acoustic guitar
	Greg Anderson - acoustic & electric guitar, organ, electric bass
	Daria Grace - electric & acoustic bass, harmony vocals
	Boo Reiners - electric guitar, 5-string banjo, harmony vocals

with:
	Justin Guip - drums
	Leo Traversa - electric bass (tracks 7/9)
	Steve Holloway - drums (track 7)

and:	Andy Goessling - dobro (track 2)

guests:	
	Vibeke Saugestad - harmony vocals (tracks 1/4/7)
	Lucy Kaplansky - harmony vocals (track 3)
	Leigh Gibson - harmony vocals (tracks 2/8)
	Richard Shindell - harmony vocals (track 5)
	Abbie Gardner - dobro
	Lloyd Maines - pedal steel guitar
	Ross Rice - organ

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Recorded at Milan Hill Studio - Red Hook, NY
Engineered by Justin Guip
Additional recording at:
	Amalgamated Balladry, Beacon, NY - engineered by Greg Anderson
	Mark Dann Recording, NYC & Woodstock, NY - engineered by Mark Dann & Greg Anderson
	NRS Studios, Catskill, NY - engineered by Scott Petito
	The Man Cave, Austin, TX - engineered by Lloyd Maines
	And at Boo’s house, Abbie’s house, Leigh's house, Lucy’s house, and The Breakneck Ridge Tunnel - engineered by Greg Anderson
Mixed at Milan Hill Studio by Justin Guip, with Greg Anderson & Sara Milonovich
Mastered by Dave McNair at Dave McNair Mastering, Winston-Salem, NC
Cover by Randall Martin at Randall Martin Design
Photos by Courtney —— at Farm Girl Photography

Thanks to: Richard Shindell, Mark Dann, Jeff Wilkinson, Ken Fox, Konrad Meissner, Denny McDermott, Joe Bonadio, Ben Wittman, Eliza Gilkyson, Lucy Kaplansky, Kurt Kuehn, The Wynotte Sisters, Mary Guip, Alison Goessling, Sally & Mike Milonovich, Aneisha Liska, Paul Kovit & Liz Innvar, Emily & Matt Clifton, Chris Wienk & WEXT, Sue Ameijide, Danielle Crisafulli, Dave McNair, and most all Justin Guip. 

Sara Milonovich plays Bradley Higgins violins
Lloyd Maines plays Mullen Steel Guitars
Leigh Gibson appears courtesy of Rounder Records and Easy Eye Sound

Produced by Greg Anderson

This album is dedicated to the memory of Andy Goessling

Two Dollar Town


Daisycutter is: Sara Milonovich, vocals, fiddle, viola, baritone violin, mandolin, acoustic guitar; Greg Anderson, acoustic and electric guitars, electric bass, Wurlitzer, organ, banjotar; Andy Goessling, mandolin, dobro, guitar, banjo; Leo Traversa, electric bass; Lloyd Maines, pedal steel guitar; Jen Clapp, harmony vocals; Abbie Gardner, harmony vocals, dobro; Natalia Zukerman, harmony vocals, lap steel, dobro; Boo Reiners, electric guitar, lap steel; Scott Petito, organ; Ben Wittman, drums, percussion; Steve Holloway, drums, percussion.

Leave a Light On- written by Sara Milonovich, ASCAP
Scarecrow- written by Sara Milonovich, ASCAP
Mood to Burn Bridges- written by Neko Case, BMI
Friends/Celebration Day- written by Plant/Page, Superhype Publishing, ASCAP
Newsprint- written by Sara Milonovich, ASCAP
Pitchin' Pennies- written by Jeff Wilkinson, BMI
Country Life- written by Steve Knightley, Hands on Music, MCTS/PRS
Under the Weather- written by KT Tunstall, PRS


Friends / Celebration Day

Johnny Appleseed

Inspired by the loading dock sign of an empty fiberglass factory in upstate NY, the album Northeast is intended as an ode to the Blue Collar North. It explores down-and-out cities, abandoned farms, rural poverty, substance abuse, resilience, heartbreak, and hope - all things the Northeast shares with the rest of Blue Collar America, except that it also happens to be a lot colder.

Alt-country singer/songwriter/fiddler Sara Milonovich and her band, Daisycutter, fuse a cinematic city view with a bracing dose of rural realism into “…a deft mix of literate folk, plaintive balladry, and plenty of modern-day ass kicking.” Based in New York’s Hudson Valley, these roots music veterans showcase Sara’s songwriting with a mix of lyrical directness and instrumental firepower. Known for accompanying such luminaries as Pete Seeger and Richard Shindell, Sara also stands-in as a featured violinist with the hit Broadway musical, “Come From Away.” An upstate NY farm girl, she founded Rootstock, a festival dedicated to NY farm disaster relief.

Two Dollar Town

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