Long Dark Road encompasses the struggles we've all gone through in our life's, and how we've delt with them on a day-to- day basis. Learning to overcome our fears and rise above the adversities that try to suppress our soul's. This is my first live solo EP, and for me to say this EP was a labor of love would be an understatement, it was more of a grasp to retain my sanity and try to find some normalcy in this world..

Recorded live at U- Betcha Studios

Mixed and mastered at CAA Studios

Engineer and Mixologist

Mike Tekulve

Words and music

Lynn Callihan

©10/31/20 BMI

The Shagway Sessions was recorded live with only one mic in a 100 year old barn

This project has been a cosmic array of creative talents, and has been one of my most creative projects to date. Thanks to Ear-Trumpet-Labs and the help of the following folks.

Kittie Tuinstra on Bass and Vocals

Abe Kurzer on Dobro and Vocals

Jason Hargreaves on SLAP Bass

Mike Luusua for keeping things under control.

CD cover picture by Edward Santarelli

Art work by Lynn Callihan

Mastering done by Mike Tekulve CAA Studio's Taylor Mill KY

Special thanks

To Nancy Lynn Miller for allowing us to use her amazing Shagway Art Barn to record in.

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the Road

The Musicians

Lynn Callihan - Guitar,Vocals,Harp and Talking Drum

Rob Scott - Dobro, Banjo and Mando

Denny Richards - Bass

Brady Heuser - Dobro, Guitar and Mando

David McElfresh - Fiddle and Mando

Additional Players

Mike Tekulve - Drums ,Steel , and accordion

Credits Recording Howling Wolf Mobile Studio MI, KY & IN

Mix Engineer 1.Mike Tekulve Mix Engineer 2. Benjamin Schummer at CAA Studio Taylor Mill KY

Produced by Mike Tekulve & Lynn Callihan

Drum tracks created from samples via Loop Loft unless other wise stated

All songs written by Lynn Callihan © 2015 BMI

Lynn’s music has been described as "ear candy for the soul " just picture Muddy Water meeting John Hiatt and then throw in a little Grissman and Garcia then top it off with some john Prine and you come up with the Aggressive, Roots American he's known for today.