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Workin' On A World - CD

Name: CD Iris DeMent: Workin' On A World
SKU: 420345
Price: 399 CZK
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Rating: 4.57 (7 reviews)

Iris DeMent

Folk, World, & Country

2023

Flariella Records 24. February 2023 USA

Album Import USA

More ID: 425886 EAN: 0634457124929 Discogs ID: 26193509

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Title	Workin' On A World
Artist	Iris DeMent
Format	CD
Labels	Flariella Records
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	24. February 2023
First released	2023
Weight	85 g
EAN	0634457124929
Product ID	425886
Discogs ID	26193509
Discogs reviews	4.57

Iris DeMent: Workin' On A World version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Flariella Records on 24. February 2023. Album can be classified in the genre Folk, World, & Country.

1	Workin' On A World
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Saxophone Jim Hoke \| Trombone Roland Barber \| Trumpet John Fumo \| Vocals, Piano, Harmony Vocals Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
2	Goin' Down To Sing In Texas
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Electric Organ [B3] Brad Jones (2) \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
3	Say A Good Word
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Harmony Vocals Pieta Brown \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano, Harmony Vocals Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
4	The Sacred Now
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Electric Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar [12 String] Richard Bennett \| Electric Organ [B3] Brad Jones (2) \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Harmony Vocals Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent, Pieta Brown
5	I Won't Ask You Why
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Guitar Mark Howard (7), Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent, Pieta Brown
6	Warriors Of Love
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
7	Let Me Be Your Jesus
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Flugelhorn John Fumo \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Music By Iris DeMent \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Words By Greg Brown (3)
8	The Cherry Orchard
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Guitar, Mandolin Mark Howard (7) \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
9	Nothin' For The Dead
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] Phil Madeira \| Guitar Mark Howard (7), Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Saxophone Jim Hoke \| Trombone Roland Barber \| Trumpet John Fumo \| Vocals Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
10	Mahalia
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Electric Organ [B3] Brad Jones (2) \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
11	How Long
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Electric Organ [B3] Phil Madeira \| Guitar Mark Howard (7) \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Iris DeMent
12	Walkin' Daddy
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Featuring, Mandolin Marty Stuart \| Guitar Richard Bennett \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Written-By Greg Brown (3)
13	Waycross, Georgia
	Bass Chris Donohue \| Bass Guitar [Acoustic High String & Tic Tac Bass Guitar] Richard Bennett \| Guitar Mark Howard (7) \| Music By Greg Brown (3) \| Pedal Steel Guitar Jon Graboff \| Percussion Bryan Owings \| Saxophone Jim Hoke \| Trombone Roland Barber \| Trumpet John Fumo \| Vocals, Piano Iris DeMent \| Words By Reverend Samuel E. Mann III