Terence Martin lost hills

sleep faster / hank williams / east of the river / eight ball / perfect fit / empty pockets / LA / won’t be tomorrow / lost hills / next best thing / mutineer /  where it all begins

terence martin: vocals, guitar, harmonica

will lee: bass (the Late Show with David Letterman)

chris parker: drums

clifford carter: piano (James Taylor)

radoslov lorkovic: accordion (Greg Brown, Richard Shindell)

billy masters: guitar (Cry, Cry, Cry)

also featured: Charlie Karp, Jim Allen, Dan Bonis, Chris Davis, Gordon Roehrer, Pearson Constantino and Amy Berkson

Terence Martin  sleeper
the way it didn't go / sleeper on a westbound train / all the bricks in baltimore / 23rd street runs into heaven / steel rail nightingale / a story that could be true / a sky the wrong color / another name for gone / wooden nickels / interstate / bethlehem / evening sky

  terence martin:  vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboard
  jim allen: mandolin, guitar, accordian, vocals
  dan bonis: lap steel, 12 string slide, dobro
  cadence carroll: djembe, percussion, guitar
  dennis hrbek: keyboard, percussion, guitar
  charlie karp: electric guitar, vocals
  brian nesgoda: drums; percussion
  gordon roehrer: bass
  bill burton: guitar tech

waterproof / cracks in the sidewalk / another memphis blues / the great impostor / room to spare /  almost anyone / orphanage trees
augustine creek / dreamland / folding chairs / familiar mysteries

Terence Martin  Division Street
Terence's first CD
the only train / independence day / wheels / invisible man / single file / conceived in texas dogtown / thunder & light / seventh day / other voices / this house / division street /

Terence: vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboard  /   Jim Allen: mandolin, guitar, keyboard, harmonies /  Jim Coppola: percussion

dreamers on the rise / two great rivers  / backroad joe / songs from the heart / cluck old hen / chicken, shorty and cockeyed joe / dzia dziu  /  furnace of humility / doc mcdonald's indian medicine show / don't cook your dinner  / wind chimes saddled and bridled  / obsolete / where the wind knows the mother
Produced by Terence Martin