Old Blue Truck features ten original songs from folk rock to psychobilly to heartbreaking ballads. Every song evokes a distinct reaction: a sense of the familiar, a touch of nostalgia, compassion or mystery. And always a greater appreciation for life.

Lyrics for each cut:

1.	Bobby & Me
2.	Cherokee Girl
3.	Old Blue Truck
4.	Highway 105
5.	Great Big Moon
6.	Sam's Song
7.	Medicine Road
8.	I Knew She Was Wild
9.	The Lost Highway
10.	Save a Dance for Me

Thanks to Brock Zeman for getting us into his Mud Music recording studio. If not for his persistence, this album would probably still be just the vague idea of something I might do someday. Thanks as well to the musicians who played on these songs, Steve for a great mixing job, Michael for the great cover art, and to all my readers who've been asking for this album over the years. This one's for MaryAnn. We met through music and we'll be playing together until they pry our instruments from our hands.
—Charles de Lint

Players
Charles de Lint	vocals, guitar, harmonica
MaryAnn Harris	vocals, mandolin, percussion
Brock Zeman	guitar, bass, percussion, vocals
Blair Hogan	electric & acoustic guitars, organ, mandolin
Greg T. Brown	fiddle
Alistair Dennett	drums, bodhran
John Law	slide guitar, mandolin
Charlie Sohmer	banjo
Steve Foley	drums

Old Blue Truck
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Production Details

Produced by Brock Zeman with Charles de Lint & MaryAnn Harris

Recorded and engineered by Brock Zeman at The Big Muddy Studio (November–December 2010)

Additional Recording by Greg T. Brown at Lemonie Studio (January 2011) John Law at Sweetley Studios (January 2011) Charlie Sohmer at The Alta Vista Social Club (January 2011)

Mixed and mastered by Steve Foley at Audio Valley Studio

Cover art by Michael Babinski

Photo by Leslie Howle

Designed by MaryAnn Harris

© 2011 All songs written by Charles de Lint (Socan)