Call Out The Changing Tune

A Twin Songs Sampler

Contributors

Mitch Barron, Geoffrey Bennett, Jen Bennett, Nick Bennett, Shane Duncan, Sandy Jensen, Tony Korologos, Ben Pendleton, Kent Rytting, James Trevino

Release date

April 2002

Tracks		Songwriters	MP3 Audio
1.	Happy	S. Duncan
2.	Road to Burlington (short version)	J. Bennett, N. Bennett, S. Duncan, K. Rytting, J. Trevino	5.1 MB
3.	Leaving	N. Bennett	3.6 MB
4.	Sunday Afternoon at the Great Salt Lake	G. Bennett, B. Pendleton
5.	Be Brave	K. Rytting
6.	A Song Arriving Late…	N. Bennett
7.	Summer	S. Duncan	3.5 MB
8.	Isn’t It	G. Bennett, B. Pendleton	3.0 MB
9.	Winter Storm Warning	K. Rytting, N. Bennett, S. Duncan, J. Trevino

Songs © 1982-2001 by the songwriters. Recordings © 1996-2001 by Twin Songs Records, Kent Rytting & Nick Bennett, and Naked April. All rights reserved worldwide. Audio files may be downloaded for personal use only. Any additional duplication, broadcast or distribution is prohibited.

History

For Naked April's Salt Lake City gig that coincided with the 2002 Winter Olympics, we thought it would be really cool to have a sampler of our music, which we could sell at a reduced price (or even give away), to the throngs of people we figured would be packing the club (after all, it was less than a mile from the medals plaza). Great idea, except for two things: first, the graphics in the initial print run were so horribly flawed that we couldn't bring ourselves even to give it away; second, since the club where we played was outside (just barely) the circle of official Olympics activities, it fell victim (along with most clubs and restaurants similarly situated) to a weird fate — namely, that business dropped off precipitously, even threatening the financial health of some establishments. Locals stayed away from downtown SLC to avoid the anticipated traffic — which turned out to be not bad at all — and visitors had no idea what was available to them, outside of the officially-designated sites. So, we would have ended up giving away samplers with inferior graphics, to a much smaller crowd than any other we have played for (you could have counted the paying customers on two hands).

It all worked out in the end. After some wrangling with the vendor who did the unacceptable job, we moved our duplication and replication business to Fast Forward Recording, and ended up getting a much better printing of the sampler; we have been selling it at our gigs ever since.

How to Buy

The cheapest way to get hold of Call Out The Changing Tune is to catch us at one of our performances, but it's still pretty inexpensive to buy it here, on our Shop page! All in all, it's an easy way to get a taste of the music of Naked April and Kent Rytting and Nick Bennett.