My mix - so far...

13.2 - 17- 16.1 - 01.1 - 15.1 - 14 - 04 - 05.1

This is just a few seconds under 30 minutes. These are my 8 favorites, and I'm having a tough time with order. I really believe a CD has to transition smooth, and feel like some sort of story is being told. This is the best I can come up with, but I keep changing it, and listening to it for a better mix. We just need the songs we haven't recorded yet, and then it will all come together. Since I'm traveling to Maine, this is the mix I'm taking with me. I'll be back in CA end of August so Mark and I can finish this project. Until then, anyone got a better playing order for these 8 songs?

To download our new tunes, simply right click each one and "Save Target As" to your desk top. Then right click the mp3 files on your desk top and "Open With" iTunes or other music player.

All Alone. Latest song by Rain Station.

It is indeed a wonderous thing when Mr. Mark Harvey comes to play his guitars. It's not easy getting both of us in the same room at the same time, but when it happens, I think it's what we're on earth to do. Make music together. Here's another fun clunky ditty we put together for you to listen to. With your ears.

RS-04.mp3

Living Room Sessions

I am so happy that Mark could get this recording onto bandcamp's way cool site. This is a set of songs I wrote. It's just Mark and I playing acoustic guitars and singing into his DAT player. Recorded in the living room at the Rain Station (which was a little house off 45th and Lawton in the Sunset of San Francisco). I gotta record a couple of these songs in a studio some day. They have potential. I guess that's what I love about this recording. It's immediate, live, and real. This is what Rain Station sounds like LIVE- campy, kooky, stoney...

Fancy Fancy

I don't remember a thing about this recording. I remember making the CD cover artwork, and I remember recording Summer Home, Widdershins, and Quiet Morning... it's such a blurr. Mark, do you know the story of this disc? It seems to have about 3 different worlds compiled into one project. There are the tunes with Tony and Brian, the stuff you and Brian made, but where was I at that time? Did I return to Maine for a while? What do you remember about the process of making this disc?