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How Sweet It Is (Live) How Sweet It Is (Live)
Recorded at Chaplin's in Spring City, PA., on June 22, 2007.
9/1/2007 Indie Pop
Leap Of Faith (Live) Leap Of Faith (Live)
Recorded live at Chaplin's in Spring City, PA., June 22, 2007.
9/1/2007 Indie Pop
Weight Of The World (Live) Weight Of The World (Live)
Recorded live at Chaplin's in Spring City, PA., June 22, 2007.
9/1/2007 Indie Pop
Weight Of The World Weight Of The World
Combining styles of Peter Gabriel, Marillion, Pat Metheny Group - creating the uniquely Simon Apple sound. Features special guest bassist TONY LEVIN (Peter Gabriel, King Crimson).
2/1/2007 Indie Pop
A Lot Of Hope (live) A Lot Of Hope (live)
Recorded live on February 11, 2006, in Reading, PA., at the 5th Annual Cystic Fibrosis Valentine's Gala. Joined by the Wilson Jr. High School Select Chorus.
5/16/2006 Indie Pop
The Living Years (live) The Living Years (live)
Classic Mike + The Mechanics song recorded live on February 11, 2006, in Reading, PA., at the 5th Annual Cystic Fibrosis Valentine's Gala. Joined by the Wilson Jr. High School Select Chorus. This song was performed specially for this concert.
5/16/2006 Indie Pop
A Way Inside (Live Acoustic) A Way Inside (Live Acoustic)
Recorded live in Reading, PA at One United Church Of Christ, February 13, 2005.
10/15/2005 Indie Pop
Significance (Live Acoustic) Significance (Live Acoustic)
Acoustic performance in Whitehall, PA, at Borders, February 11, 2005.
10/15/2005 Indie Pop
A Way Inside A Way Inside
Featuring Grammy-winning bassist Steve Rodby (Pat Metheny Group), and trumpeter Dave Stahl (Buddy Rich, Frank Sinatra, Harry Connick, Jr.).
7/26/2005 Indie Pop
Taken Root Taken Root
In the style of Steely Dan/Pat Metheny Group/ Kevin Gilbert/Sting, featuring multiple Grammy-winning bassist Steve Rodby (Pat Metheny Group).
7/26/2005 Indie Pop
A Lot Of Hope A Lot Of Hope
A 'song of hope' (duh), featuring the instantly identifiable saxophone sound from the legendary John Helliwell of Supertramp.
7/25/2005 Indie Pop
River To The Sea River To The Sea
Title track featuring cellist Hugh McDowell (Electric Light Orchestra) and Steve Rodby (Pat Metheny Group) on upright (bowed) bass. This is an 'acoustic mix' that does not appear on the album.
7/25/2005 Indie Pop
Significance Significance
Featuring legendary guitarist, Buck Dharma, of Blue Oyster Cult on lead guitar. A driving, fun, tongue-in-cheek tune about who/what is really important in this world.
7/2/2005 Indie Pop
