I Made This For You © & ® 2010 Jon Janes (SOCAN)
Produced by Chris Kirby and Jon Janes/The Mountains & The Trees
Recorded by Leo Bruce at Henge Studios, St. John’s, NL
Additional recording by Darren van Niekerk at The Sonic Temple as well as on various devices across the country/world
Mixed by Darren van Niekerk at The Sonic Temple, Halifax, NS
Mastered by Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel Mastering, Toronto, ON

Andrew McCarthy - drums/congas/percussion/cowbell
Celina Barry - tuba
Chris Kirby - organ/piano/percussion/handclaps
Darren Browne - mandolin/lapsteel
Dave Bridger - upright bass
Jill Dawe - trumpet
Jill Peddle - euphonium
Jillian Freeman - vocals/guitar/handclaps
Jon Janes - vocals/guitar/electric guitar/bowed guitar/leslied guitar/glockenspiel/banjo/piano accordion/percussion/piano/mandolin/melodica
/mellotron/handclaps/ukulele/scoring
Leo Bruce - looping
Kalen Thomson - violin/scoring
Paddy Byrne - electric bass
Rich St. Onge - cello
Rozalind MacPhail - flute
Sean McCann - bodhran
Tom Power - banjo
Sing-a-longers - Craig Norris, DeAnna MacArthur, Chris
Kirby, Jillian Freeman, Ian Clarkson, Robbie Melvin, John Teeter, Susanna Wiens, Lesley-Ann Cambell, Lauren Smyth, Michael Wynn (Deantha Edmunds, Don Ficzere) 

Travellin' Song

Minimum Wage Lovers

Up & Down

Sun's Low

Wedding Song

Make Amends

The Times

Letter To A Friend

Recorded in Halifax, NS in February of 2011.

Jon Janes - Vox, guitar, harmonium, percussion

John Mullane - Backing vox, whistles, piano, organ, percussion, vibes

Christina Martin - Backing vox

Jeff Romanyk - Percussion 

Carry On

"Better than pancakes!" - Peggy

Local yokel rising crust folk singer, whatever that means. Described as a "hootenanny" by mother - tends to get a bit loopy. You decide!

The Mountains & The Trees are/is Jon Janes. He plays guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, harmonica, bells, drums, and sings. He is often accompanied by the Valleys & Seas Orchestra featuring a collection of friends on a variety of instruments. The live show has grown to become a very intimate thing, involving a mixture of storytelling and songs that engage the audience on a personal level and leave them with a warmth in their heart and a smile on their face.