Share the Well

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Share the Well

  1. Intro
  2. Share the Well
  3. There’s Only One (Holy One)
  4. Jenny Farza
  5. Mother India
  6. International Love Song
  7. All I Need (I Did Not Catch Her Name)
  8. Hermanos Count Off
  9. Volcano Land
  10. Roses
  11. Mirzapur Group
  12. Bombay Rain
  13. Innocent’s Corner
  14. Sarala
  15. Punjabi Group With Joseph d’ Souza
  16. Wings of the Morning
  17. Dalit Hymn

Credits

Produced by Caedmon’s Call
Mixed by Ben Wisch
Additional mixing by Josh Davis and Justin Loucks

Recorded by Todd Robbins at Dark Horse Studios.
Assisted by Michael Modesto and Allen Ditto.
Additional recording by Bob Boyd and Elise Morrison at Second Studios, Andrew Osenga and Cason Cooley at the Velvet Eagle, Jacob Meador at Sunrise Studios and Josh Moore at the Ministry of Crunk.

India, Ecuador and Brazil location recordings by Andrew Osenga and Josh Moore.
Mastered by Richard Dodd.

Cliff Young – vocals, acoustic guitars
Danielle Young – vocals
Todd Bragg – drums, percussion
Garett Buell – percussion 
Josh Moore – Hammond B3, piano, acoustic guitar, harmonium, bass, percussion
Jeff Miller – bass
Andrew Osenga – vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, bass, percussion

2 User-Submitted Reviews

  1. Mark S says:
    June 11th, 2008 at 8:42 am

    Certainly not their best album, but what is Caedmon’s Call without Derek Webb? You’ve got to admire the idea behind it, though: traveling around the world to share pieces of praise to a holy God with the world at large. The album comes across better live than it does on the recording because the drummers dancing around their percussion is a sight to see! My suggestion is to close your eyes and imagine Todd Bragg and Garrett Buell gyrating in rhythm as you feel the world-beat pulse of this album come through.

  2. Rev. Timothy Patterson says:
    June 13th, 2008 at 7:27 am

    I really liked this CD. I love the fact the entire collection of songs was born out of three distinct mission trips. I really appreciate the story telling that was done in each of these songs. It is not uncommon to hear Christian artists speak about missions, but it is very unusual to hear a band devote an entire release to the stories of service, hope, and need that are found in this CD. I can not think of a more unique collection of songs and the incorporation of regional instruments and musicians just makes this perfect.
    I was serving a rural church in the heart of the Bible belt at the time of this CD’s release and I can tell you that these songs had a major impact on the youth that I was serving at that time.


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