Jonathan Byrd Sea & The Sky CD

Sea & The Sky Music

List Price	$17.99 (You save $2.84)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Folk CDs, Folk Music, Bluegrass, Singer/Songwriter
Label	Waterbug
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	169452
CD Universe Part number	6736825
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 15, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jerry Brown
Engineer	Jerry Brown
Personnel	Andrew Reissiger Chris Frank - accordion Jason Cade - fiddle, flute, background vocals Rob McCraken Robbie Link - cello Dromedary Jonathan Byrd - vocals, guitar, steel guitar, flamenco guitar

Jonathan Byrd Sea & The Sky Songs

	1.	True Companion
	2.	Yound Slaver, The
	3.	I've Been Stolen
	4.	Gold Coast
	5.	I'm So Lost
	6.	Verdigris (Intro)
	7.	Verdigris
	8.	Little Bird
	9.	New World, The
	10.	River Girl, The
	11.	Sea and the Sky, The
	12.	For You

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