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Album Features
UPC:	724383295128
Artist:	Tom Cochrane
Format:	CD
Release Year:	1995
Record Label:	EMI Music Canada
Genre:	Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. I Wish You Well
2. Wildest Dreams
3. Just Scream
4. Paper Tigers
5. Crawl
6. Ragged Ass Road
7. Flowers in the Concrete
8. Dreamer's Dream
9. Message (Rise up Again)
10. Best Waste of Time
11. Will of the Gun
12. Song Before I Leave

Details
Playing Time:	54 min.
Producer:	John Webster, Tom Cochrane
Distributor:	EMI Music Canada
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Tom Cochrane (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, harmonica, mandolin); Gregor Beresford (various instruments); Bill Bell (acoustic & electric guitars); Annette Ducharme (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Alex Lifeson (guitar); John Webster (keyboards); Ken "Spider" Sinnaeve (bass); Dick Smith (percussion); Saffron Henderson, Molly Johnson, Evanne Cochrane (background vocals).Recorded in the winter and spring 1995.All songs written or co-written by Tom Cochrane except "Flowers In The Concrete," "Best Waste Of Time" and "Will Of The Gun" (Annette Ducharme).Personnel: Tom Cochrane (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, harmonica); Evanne Cochrane (vocals); Alex Lifeson (guitar); Bill Bell (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Annette Ducharme (acoustic guitar, background vocals); John Webster (keyboards); Gregor Beresford (drums, percussion); Dick Smith (percussion); Saffron Henderson, Molly Johnson (background vocals).Recording information: Metalworks Recording Studios Inc., Mississauga, Ontario (1995); Ragged Ass Road Studio (1995).Unknown Contributor Roles: Ken "Spider" Sinnaeve; John Webster.Taking the best from Bob Seger and John Mellencamp and melding it into something all his own, Tom Cochrane comes up shining as he takes you for a trip down Ragged Ass Road. Short, concise stories about life, love, loss, and the hope of renewal and redemption fill up this set. Some of the best include "I Wish You Well," and the Dylanesque "Crawl," and the title track. All in all, a solid set. ~ James Chrispell