Traces takes you through the Time Machine of music from the last 100 years and includes Mamie Smith's Crazy Blues(1912), the timeless folk song Black as Crow (1900), You're Just in Love by Irving Berlin(1950), Fall in love(says my heart) which was based on an aria Mon Coeur louvre a ta void from Saint-Sous's opera Samson & Delilah (1935), Marie Laveau, the Shel Silverstein 1971 tune about the famous voodoo queen. Highlights include Luke Faust's 2018 tune If I were well which showcases Bill Bannon's dulcimer & guitar playing; John Parrott's poignant ballad Echoes (which John originally called Traces) with a vibrant violin part by David Rimelis. Throughout the recording you can listen to Bill Bannon's remarkable guitar work and Gregory McLoughlin's steady and stunning upright bass parts. You also have another Luke Faust tune written in 1963 called If You Don't Think You're Lost which has the best line ever "sliding down the razor blade of life" and John Parrott's jazzy They Wish They Were Rich along with John Parrott's classic tune My Old Friend Jimmy. There is a lot more for you to discover when you enter our Time Machine of Songs.