Album Notes

For 2011, Chairway to Heaven is P-Spot's 5th album release. His most recent work to date. This album was made with 13 guest players from different parts and influences.

I am thankful for the opportunities put before me and this chance to connect with you again through music and sound.

I would like to thank El Ka Bong from Geneva, NY and Technicolor Trailer Park from Ithaca, NY all for their fun influence and special musical flavor.

I would also like to thank all the players on this album Laura Black, Rick Catanise, Adam Christensen, James Eddington, Lisa Gould, Aaron Holland, Joe Mancini, Dave Kuykendall, James Ralls, Al Roth, Steve Sarratori, Zach Schoonover, and Jerry Tanner.

For their awesome help and assistance I’d like to thank Chris Deal, Megan Kelley, Phil Snyder, and Virus.

Players in order of song appearance

Adam Christensen - Drums - My Girlfriend’s Computer
Al Roth- Violins - Nothing Without You
Dave Kuykendall - Lead Guitar - Afterthought

From Technicolor Trailer Park
Lisa Gould - Native American Flute, Back Vocals - Right Where I Left You
Jerry Tanner - Mandolin, Back Vocals - Right Where I Left You
From El Ka Bong
Laura Black – Vocals - One More Hit
James Eddington - Guitar - One More Hit
Aaron Holland - Keyboard - One More Hit
James Ralls - Percussion - One More Hit
Zach Schoonover - Bass Guitar - One More Hit
* Dave Kuykendall - Lead Guitar - South Hill
* Rick Catanise - Bass Guitar- I’m So High
* Steve Sarratori - Bass Guitar - All Are There
* Joe Mancini - Drum Track - All Are There

Cover Artwork by Chris Deal
Hidden Panel Artwork by Teddy Blaze
CD Disc Artwork by Artist Unknown
Photography and Album Layout Design by Phil Snyder
Recorded at Middle Finger Lake Studios for Mad Dash Records and Productions
Mixed and Remastered by Virus at Virus Studios
All Are There was recorded and mixed by Joe Mancini at The Platinum Plant

I gotta keep movin,
I can’t slow down
I can’t hang out long
Can’t be messing around
I ain’t wasting no time
No time today
There is a Chairway to Heaven
Callin’ my name