Here’s the wall of fame. It is my hope that this list will get so long it will reach all the way to China. To all of the below: thank you! You are awesome. Every person who gets involved in this project makes this project better.<\/p>\n
Omaha, NE – Matthew Tobias – drums
\nOmaha, NE – Bill Bardon – fretless bass
\nShoreview, MN – Aaron Fabbrini – hollow-body bass, fretless bass
\nMinneapolis, MN – Dan Lawonn – cello
\nMinneapolis, MN – Peter Shu – piano and organ
\nMinneapolis, MN – Fritha Schedgick – violin
\nMinneapolis, MN – Adam Brown – electric guitar
\nMinneapolis, MN – Gabe Hagen – drums, pandeiro, timbales
\nMinneapolis, MN – Aaron Bannin – electric guitar
\nMinneapolis, MN – Eunice Djerf – vocals
\nMaplewood, MN – Jeff Rinear – trombone
\nSt. Paul, MN – Melody Olson – vocals
\nApple Valley, MN – Jeremy Wilson – vocals, Mechanic (voice part)
\nMadison, WI – Monitor Mosca (Carlos Armacanqui) – berimbau, vocals
\nMadison, WI – Picareta (Marcel) – atabaque, vocals
\nMadison, WI – Mandioca (Jamie) – berimbau, vocals
\nMadison, WI – Coruja (James) – berimbau, vocals
\nMadison, WI – Elfo (Maggie) – berimbau, vocals
\nMadison, WI – Pimenta (Maria) – pandeiro, vocals
\nIndianapolis, IN – Seth Irby – acoustic guitar
\nIndianapolis, IN – Arwen – vocals, Operator (spoken part)
\nIndianapolis, IN – Deron Bell Jr. – bass
\nPeoria, IL – Dave Costenaro – acoustic guitar, freestyle beatbox
\nPeoria, IL – Dan Slyman – electric guitar, cornet, chains, coffee percolator, crazy vocals, bathroom mirror, Speed Racer toy
\nOmaha, NE – Joe Brudny – bra\u010d
\nDes Moines, IA – Aaron Wiese – electric guitar
\nMount Prospect, IL – Stephanie Axne – vocals
\nChicago, IL – Rob Leveridge – acoustic guitar, wave drum, seagull, Baby C. Djembe
\nChicago, IL – Jong Hoon Eun – cabasa
\nChicago, IL – Taylor Brennan – vocals
\nChicago, IL – Kim Bennett – vocals
\nKalamazoo, MI – Leonard Duke – sousaphone, banjo, trumpet, flute
\nBelleville, MI – Dan Martin – harmonica, piano, vocals
\nDeerborn, MI – Allie Habhab – vocals (some in Arabic — awesome)
\nCovington, KY – Drum Circle peeps – countless djembes and other hand and mallet drums
\nColumbus, OH – Nathan Laing – electric guitar
\nPittsburgh, PA – David Santisteven – piano, electric guitar
\nBurlington, VT – Will Metivier – acoustic guitar
\nPortland, ME – Phil Nyokai James – shakuhachi, harmonium
\nCambridge, MA – Chris Hughes – electric guitar
\nWarren, RI – Adrian – electric guitar
\nStorrs, CT – Tom Anderson – keyboards
\nStorrs, CT – Eric Moran – drums
\nStorrs, CT – Francisco Bravo – drums
\nStorrs, CT – Steve – classical guitar
\nMechanicsburg, PA – Chris Ishak – electric guitar
\nBear, DE – Arsean Cannon II – drums
\nKingsville, MD – Paul Soroka – lyricon, tenor sax, organ
\nBaltimore, MD – Matt Rocks – acoustic guitar
\nBristow, VA – Jose Vanegas – bongos, congas
\nBristow, VA – Brandon West – cricket sounds, little horn, duck, double harmonica, bowls, bouzouki, bowed square thing, fox hunting horn, train whistle, etc.
\nWilliamsburg, VA – Christian Amonson – pipe organ, drums
\nKnoxville, TN – Indraneel Sen – electric guitar, vocals (some in Punjabi — awesome)
\nNashville, TN – Donald ‘DC’ Chamberlin – electric bass
\nDurham, NC – Ken Ray Wilemon – gonga, shakers, wooden thing, maracas, tambra
\nGreer, SC – Brad Tretola – electric guitars, resonator
\nSavannah, GA – KD Blues – vocals
\nSavannah, GA – Scooter – electric guitar
\nLakeland, FL – Joshua Nelson – handclaps, acoustic guitar
\nLakeland, FL – Myca Jones – handclaps, upright bass
\nLakeland, FL – Rob Shannon – handclaps, “crazy alien sounds” electric guitar
\nPalmetto, FL – Chad Vice – piano
\nNew Orleans, LA – Michael Raeder – zydeco accordion, rubboard, ‘tit-fer (triangle), electric guitar
\nGulfport, MS – Brooks Hubbert – mandolin, fiddle, cello
\nMemphis, TN – Mitch Costa – electric guitar
\nMemphis, TN – Mike Elliott – vocals
\nLittle Rock, AR – Kevin McCormack – tabla
\nSt. Louis, MO – Carrie Jones – piano, vocals
\nSt. Louis, MO – Caleb Chou – acoustic guitar
\nSpokane Valley, WA – Steve – electric guitar
\nSeattle, WA – Brendan Littlefield – piano, mandolin
\nSeattle, WA – Jacob Weaver – electric bass
\nSeattle, WA – Josh Hays, David Hrivnak, Jacques – synth
\nPortland, OR – Ramón Chaparro – vocals
\nPortland, OR – Lucy Hammond – vocals
\nPortland, OR – Shelley Bowers – clarinet
\nPortland, OR – Ross Davis – upright bass
\nPortland, OR – Peter Chan – alto, tenor, and bari sax
\nEugene, OR – Tim Bess – trombones, keyboard
\nNampa, ID – Amadeus DeKastle – mandolin, digeridoo
\nMountain Home, ID – Corey Grubb – acoustic guitar, vocals
\nMountain Home, ID – Stephen Kruckeberg – ukelele
\nMountain Home, ID – Anthony Mazel – harmonica, vocals
\nLogan, UT – Anthony Aronovici – trombone
\nLogan, UT – Kaelee Jensen – trumpet
\nFort Collins, CO – Tim Brown – classical guitar, vocals
\nFort Collins, CO – Maxwell Hughes – acoustic guitar
\nFort Collins, CO – Brittany Devens – vocals
\nFort Collins, CO – Claire Pepperd – vocals
\nDenver, CO – Adam Ortiz – alto sax
\nSacramento, CA – JR Halliday – electric bass, mandolin
\nForestville, CA – Chris Vibberts – sitar
\nNovato, CA – Rebecca Roudman – cello, electric cello
\nNovato, CA – Jason Eckl – caj\u00f3n
\nSan Francisco, CA – David Lamignan Larsen – experimental Norwegian rap
\nSan Francisco, CA – Hilary Smith – melodica, typewriter, scissors, tape measure, bottle of pills
\nTucson, AZ – Steve Shirley – electric guitars
\nDel Rio, TX – Justin and Debi Newton – fire!
\nSan Antonio, TX – Sarah Winegardner – vocals
\nSan Antonio, TX – Thomas Ensley – electric bass
\nSan Antonio, TX – Chris Conde – acoustic guitar, vocals
\nSan Antonio, TX – Ivo Bove – electric guitar
\nAustin, TX – Colin Slagle – electric guitar
\nHouston, TX – John Pillen – piano, keyboard, acoustic and electric guitars
\nHouston, TX – Vanessa Pillen – vocals, tapdancing
\nOmaha, NE – Jessica Clark – vocals
\nOmaha, NE – David Hughes – robot (yes, a robot)
\nOmaha, NE – Brian Hill – violin
\nOmaha, NE – Alec Erickson – upright bass
\nCouncil Bluffs, IA – Casey Sheets – upright and electric basses<\/p>\n
Kim Pillen
\nWayne Mitzen
\nEleanor Thorson
\nBill Thorson
\nAnthony Mazel
\n\uc740\uc885\ud6c8 (Eun Jong-hoon)
\n\uc11d\uc9c4\uc601 (Seok Jin-young)<\/p>\n
Laura Dittmer – MN
\nAttila and Raj Pegan – MN
\nDaneen Bergquist – MN
\nAlex and Syneva Barrett – MN
\nMatt and Jody Riley – MN
\nThomas and Brenda Rylander – WI
\nIan Abston – WI
\nSam Leo – IN
\nSeth and Laura Irby – IN
\nDave Costenaro – IL
\nAaron Wiese – IA
\nStephanie Axne – IL
\nMatt L. – IL
\nTaylor Brennan – IL
\nBob and Lori Brown – MI
\nDan Martin – MI
\nFrances Sheehan – OH
\nJoshua Mather – KY
\nNikole Bosley – WV
\nNathan and Rachel Laing – OH
\nAndy Lehmann – PA
\nJustin Fundal – NY
\nWill Metivier and Ali – VT
\nShawn and Molly Mercer – ME
\nLiz Pratt – MA
\nLaura Bridge – RI
\nAnne DeBettencourt – RI
\nMarla the Backpacking Granny – CT
\nEmily Hanink and Megan Mardon – CT
\nAngie Han – NY
\nAdam – PA
\nArsean Cannon II – DE
\nMatt Rocks – MD
\nFrancis Kim – DC
\nChristian Amonson – VA
\nPaul Magee – NC
\nPaul and Kris Coker – TN
\nRichey Mac – AL
\nTrinh Huynh – GA
\nBrad Tretola – SC
\nKD and Elizabeth Gassaman – GA
\nJoshua Nelson – FL
\nSusan McLean – AL
\nMichael Raeder – LA
\nMaggie Banks – MS
\nMitch Costa – TN
\nEli and Jan Chaparro – AR
\nSteve and May Wang – MO
\nTeresa Dzieglewicz – SD
\nMarla Hinrichs – WY
\nTim and Young Chang-Miller – WA
\nRamón Chaparro – OR
\nCountry Inn the City – OR
\nAmadeus DeKastle – ID
\nAnthony Aronovici – UT
\nBill and Sheri Thorson – CO
\nLucas Whippo – KS
\nJustin by way of Jasmine Kersting – CO
\nSteve – UT
\nJasmine Fitzgerald – NV
\nServesh Deswal – CA
\nJean and Jeanette Bardon – CA
\nLaura Gamse – CA
\nRoger and Cathy Shipp – CA
\n\uae40\ub355\uc7ac – CA
\nBecky Simmons – AZ
\nJustin and Debi Newton – TX
\nCraig Gonzales – TX
\nLauren Lovering – TX
\nKim Pillen – TX
\nBrandon Gervais – TX
\nAJ Jacobs – OK
\nDayan and Deanna Inclan – OK
\nRick and Teri Brown – KS<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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