Jane Siberry - The Walking

Although Jane Siberry's big hit singles were a bit too pop-oriented to truly represent her work as a whole, even those who loved her more off-kilter side would have been hard-pressed to have foreseen the direction of The Walking. For most of the tracks, Siberry dispenses with standard pop construction, instead opting more for a sometimes-surreal narrative approach. This can be a bit trying for those who value succinctness; of the eight tracks, only one clocks in at less than six minutes. Musically speaking, however, the playing is still excellent and even some of the epics are pop gems ("Ingrid and the Footman"). It's her most accomplished work to date, but it's bound to lose the casual listener quickly. ~ Sean Carruthers, All Music Guide

Name Credits Al Cross Percussion, Drums, Tambourine Anne Bourne Keyboards, Vocals, Organ (Hammond), Piano Bob Ludwig Mastering, Digital Remastering Cherie Camp Vocals Gina Stepaniuk Vocals Jane Siberry Piano, Bass, Vocals, Guitar, Producer, Bells, Keyboards, Voices Jeri Heiden Design John Naslen Engineer, Producer John Switzer Percussion, Tambourine, Bass, Producer Karen Simpson Design, Art Direction, Jacket Design Ken Myhr Guitar (Electric), Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Accordion Michael Duncan Assistant Engineer Peter Mettler Photography, Art Direction, Design, Jacket Design, Cover Photo Rebecca Jenkins Bass, Vocals Rob Yale Keyboards Ron Searles Second Engineer, Engineer Salvation Army Band & Choir ? Sarah McElcheran Trumpet Stephen Berkley ? Stephen Donald Trombone Terry Robertson Design Wendell Ferguson Guitar (Electric)