A jack of all trades for most of his career, John Inghram has played bass for the likes of Chuck Prophet, Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Kris Myers (Umphrey’s McGee) and Catherine Russell (Steely Dan, Bowie). He also served as an assistant producer for NPR’s Mountain Stage radio show.
On May 13, 2022, he finally steps into the spotlight with his self-titled debut album. When we heard that he and Tim O’Brien were covering John Hartford’s “Back in the Goodle Days” for the project, we knew we had to share it with you.
“It’s always been one of my favorite John Hartford songs,” says Inghram of the aero level Track. “I wanted to create an arrangement with a rhythm section, Hammond organ, electric guitars, etc. I wanted to evoke a mood reminiscent of the band. I am honored to present the legendary Tim O’Brien on mandolin and vocals.”
gearbox used
On this track, Inghram played his Jon Maghini Custom P-Bass with old dead D’Addario flatwounds while O’Brien performed on his Nugget A-5 mandolin.
John Inghram played his Jon Maghini Custom P-Bass (60’s spec, alder body, rosewood fretboard) with old dead D’Addario roundwounds directly into a Universal Audio 6176 channel strip using Planet Waves cable.
Guitarist Adam Meisterhans played a Gibson Custom SG over a reissue of Vox Wah, Xotic SP Compressor, Xotic RC Booster, Hermida EPH-3 Delay, Fulltone Dejavibe. It was reinforced by the ’66 Princeton Reverb with a Fulltone Tube Tape Echo on the send.
Keyboardist Micah Hulscher used an old Janssen upright and a Hammond B3 with a Leslie case.
Sam Wiseman used 1960s Ludwig drums and Zildjian cymbals.
Pre-order the record here.
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