Produced by John Osborne
Executive Production by John Peets
Recorded by Gena Johnson at The Smoakstack, Nashville, TN; assisted by Zack
Zinck
Additional Recording by John Osborne
Digital Editing by John Osborne
Mixed by Gena Johnson at Studio G, Nashville, TN, except:
Dandelion Diner, Forkem Family Funeral Home, and Ronnie’s Pawn Shop mixed by John Osborne
Mastered by Pete Lyman at Infrasonic Sound, Nashville, TN
Production Coordination by Alyson McAnally
Caylee Hammack appears courtesy of Capitol Records Nashville.
John Osborne appear courtesy of EMI Records Nashville. Brothers Osborne appear courtesy of EMI Records Nashville.
Management by John Peets and Drew Bennett at Q Prime South
Artist Development by Jamie Younger
Creative Direction by Mike Dupree, John Peets, and Layne Weber
Cover photography by John Peets
Art Direction/Design by Mike Moore
The Lindeville clock tower would like to thank:
The six individuals that were brave enough and crazy enough to lock themselves in a house for a week in search of our fair town to write this record.
Ashley, Nicolette, Aaron, Connie, Brandy and Benjy, you are completely insane and absolutely brilliant. Thank you for your wandering spirits and quippy nature. And for being unafraid.
John Osborne, thank you for listening to the work tapes and seeing and hearing our residents’ voices the way only you can. For being willing to lend your producing brilliance to us for this journey. Having you in our midst brought us to light and to life. We’ll prepare your key to the city ceremony, Sir.
The men and women who put Lindeville on the map. Thank you for your skills, talent and years of work and dedication to giving life to folks like us. Without you our spirits would’ve only been half captured. Come back any time.
Ashley, Patti, Aaron, Brandy, Benjy, Caylee, TJ and John. Your voices. If words could only do them justice …thank you for making damn sure we are heard and seen.
Jody and Nina, thank you for listening to this wild idea, trusting us to do it and helping us make it a reality in a time that was beyond challenging to do things like write a record about a town no one’s ever heard of.
John Peets, thank you for your guidance, your cartography and your disregard for how things “should be done.” Thank you for trusting this ragtag group to find us and tell our tales.
And to the person whose hands are holding this gazette right now, thank you. Thank you for visiting our wonderful town, giving us an ear and letting us abide, even if for a short time, inside your heart. The pie will always be hot, Ronnie’s will always be open. Dishes may fly, church service may be unconventional, but you’re welcome here any time.
Thank you for visiting Lindeville.
See you again real soon….
By the big purple dinosaur sign.
