"Barbara"
Latin feminine form of Greek "barbaros." Strange; not from here.
A live recording produced by Barbara Kessler and Phil Antoniades.
Musical direction and arrangement assistance by Ron Curcio.
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Eastern Front Records, Inc.
7 Curve St.
Medfield, MA 02052
(508) 359-8003
Orders: (800) 337-3747
FAX (508) 359-8090
Internet: EastFront1@aol.com
If you need a copy NOW ("Give it to me!"), you can also order it from (800) MUSIC-NOW.
Stranger To This Land is being distributed to record stores by:
Distribution North AmericaIf it is not available in your record store, they should be able to order it from DNA (the CD is Eastern Front Records EF0104). It is also available by mail or phone order from:
1 Camp St.
Cambridge, MA 02140
(617)354-0700
Roundup Records
1 Camp St.
Cambridge, MA 02140
(617)661-6308 (In Massachusetts)
(800)443-4727 (Outside of Massachusetts)
As of Spring 1996, Stranger To This Land is available from the following fine online CD distributors:
Left to right: Jeff St. Pierre, Barbara, Martin Sexton,
Diane Ziegler, Rod McDonald, and Cliff Eberhardt,
during the recording of Stranger To This Land
at the Kendall Cafe, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Spring 1994.