"The material ranges from songs fully written by Sue to tracks based on rhythm loops to a little appropriation of the music of the Equals. The dissolution of Run On allowed for reflection that reminded them of the fruitful period before the inception of that band and after Fish & Roses ended. In that transition, Sue and Rick had worked on tunes and recorded them at home to help with the composition process. The resulting demos, many of which later became Run On songs, still sound good and have the freedom and intimacy peculiar to home recording. Later, Sue recorded To Run More Smoothly, her solo debut, in her New York apartment. In their 15 year musical partnership, Sue and Rick have always tried to make music that is both complex, challenging and tuneful. They are interested in the exploration of group dynamics as well as recording techniques. Still is a beautiful testament to years together and lessons learned along the way."
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Tracklist
A1 Synthbug
A2 I Like The Name Alice
A3 Asphalt Road
A4 Let Us Out
A5 Absorbed
A6 It's So Hard
Songwriter ? John Lennon
B1 Damp Spirit
B2 Bomb Squad
B3 Swimmingly
B4 Short And Semi-Sweet
B5 Molly My
B6 Fussy Fuss
Mixed By ? Chris, Tim Harper
Credits
Bass ? Douglas McCombs (tracks: A1,A2,4,B4)
Cello ? Chris Stamey (tracks: A2)
Guitar ? Tara Key (tracks: B6)
Mastered By ? Brent Lambert
Photography [Snapshots] ? Casey, Josh Braun
Producer, Bass, Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, Marimba, Steel Drums, Synth, Violin ? Sue Garner
Producer, Percussion, Synthesizer [Synths/Sequences/Stuff], Vocals, Drums, Marimba, Other [Cacaphone] ? Rick Brown
Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By ? Chris Stamey (tracks: A1-B5)
Recorded By ? Tara Key, Tim Harris
Recorded By, Photography By ? Rick
Recorded By, Photography By [Snapshots], Layout ? Sue
Reeds ? Doug Weiselman (tracks: A2,A5,B2-B5)
Songwriter ? Brown (tracks: A1-A5,B1-B6), Garner (tracks: A1-A5,B1-B6)
Steel Guitar ? Douglas McCombs (tracks: A5,B3)
Notes
Recorded at 502, 346, 29 and 806 (practice space, home, Rick's parent's basement, and Modern Recording).
