Received an Honor Award for songwriting with"Short Road We're On" April, 2004Been wanting to make this cd for 30 years. I hope you enjoy the album and find something there to inspire you. Rolling Train"Some will die for freedom some will die for lovesome will never know what they're dyin ofsome will live for money some will live for war and some will never know what they're livin forchoose your seat on the evening traintake your seat on the rolling train"I play a Guild F30 for open G tunings and Guild D35-SB for all other folk guitar tunes. I play Fender USA stratocaster for my electric songs. I use Hohner Marine Band harmonicas and all Carvin speakers and amps for live performances.Performed at the EMP (the day before the monorail fire) this year for the Northwest Folklife Festival and had a great CD release Sep 10th on Lummi Island, Wash. Performed at the Upfront Improv Theatre in Bellingham, World of Wood Festival, Reefnet Festival and Lavender festivals. Web site: DavidMcAdams.com The list of credited cd musicians and participants is as follows:David McAdams on guitars, harmonica and vocals Mark Marshall on bass on My Walkin Cane, An Honest Man, My Train Had to Leave, Elwood, Rolling Train, Something Else Again, Have to Leave the Country.Mike Bajuk on drums on My Walkin Cane, An Honest Man, My Train Had to Leave.Engineered by Matt Bisch and Bob Ridgley at Binary Studios Bellingham, WashingtonSong Taxed to Death:Larry Popkey banjo Michael Johnson mandolin Mike Osgood and Pat Mahoney backup vocals David McAdams on guitars and vocalsRecorded at Bobby Deans Studio Monterey, Calif 1972Graphic design by Curt Dubois and myselfTrain photo by Al Phelps 1948 more info at DAVIDMCADAMS.COM