Dreaming Through the Noise | ||||
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Released | July 25, 2006 | |||
Label | Zoë/Rounder | |||
Producer | Larry Klein | |||
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Dreaming Through the Noise is singer-songwriter Vienna Teng's third album.
All songs written by Vienna Teng.
Jay Bellerose | drums, percussion |
Debra Fong | violin |
Marika Hughes | cello |
Carla Kihlstedt | violin |
Dina Maccabee | viola |
Frank Marocco | accordion |
Dean Parks | guitars, mandolin, pedal steel |
David Piltch | bass |
Vienna Teng | vocals, piano, organ, wurlitzer |
Lee Thornburg | flugelhorn, trumpet |
Till Bronner | trumpet on Transcontinental, 1:30 a.m |
Kyler England | backing vocals on City Hall |
Marika Hughes | solo cello on Blue Caravan and 1br/1ba |
Carla Kihlstedt | solo violin on Pontchartrain |
Larry Klein | bass on Whatever You Want |
Dina Maccabee | solo viola on Blue Caravan, I Don't Feel So Well, City Hall; backing vocals on City Hall |
Dean Parks | e-bow on Blue Caravan |
David Piltch | bass on Love Turns 40 |
Strings arranged by Mark Orton. Engineered and mixed by Helik Hadar.
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