We felt it reflected the refreshing and peaceful nature of our music.

We enjoy playing live; even our album was all recorded live. We often play for church functions, weddings, and as background music for events such as art gallery shows and Christmas parties.

This is still to be seen. At the very least, the Internet makes it possible for small bands to get their work out without spending prohibitive amounts of money.

Probably not. It's very improbable anyway. :-)

It was 1993 when Jack and I started getting together every sunday evening to record these tracks. From the beginning, we decided that this would be a simple and honest production, with no additional help and no effects added.

It took us the whole year and then some, recording three takes of each track directly into digital audio tape, one tape per track. At the end, we reviewed all the tapes and picked up the takes which we felt were the best. The result is an album that speaks directly to the listener, as if we were playing in your living room.

Wellsprings was released in cassette format on 1995, then re-released as a CD in 1997. Many years have passed since, but this album is still a favourite of ours. We're very excited about making it available on the Web, hoping that it will help the wonderful power of its peaceful music to a larger audience.

Paul Winter comes to mind, as well as Jan Garbarek's "Officium" album. Other unlikely influences are Mark Knopfler and B. B. King.

Does it have to be on earth?

Microphones. That's it. We don't need no steenking electronics.