The Butterflies of Love - How to know the butterflies of love 1998 A late 90’s cult classic, “How to know the butterflies of love.,” has been out-of-print for over fifteen years. Recorded in an echo chamber of love and liquor, this is the Butterflies of Love’s masterpiece, including the John Peel favorite “Rob a Bank,” as well as single “Wild” and “the should-have-been-number-one,” “Mt. Everest.” A great record! Welcome back.. How to know the butterflies of love. Produced by Michael Arafeh and Mark Mulcahy. Written and composed by Daniel Greene and Jeffrey Greene. Recorded by Michael Arafeh at The Coffeehouse, Middletown, CT June 1996 through January 1998. Daniel Greene: Singing, Guitar, Background Singing, Xylophone. Jeffrey Greene: Singing, Guitar, Piano, Chord Organ, Xylophone. Alex Mann: Upright Bass. Mark Mulcahy: Drums, Tambourine, Eclectone, Hammond, Background Singing. Mike Arafeh: Hammond, Arp, Xylophone. Scott Amore: Rhodes, Moog, Hammond, Rivet Cymbal, Plastic Tube. Peter Jackson Whitney: Electric Bass, Electone. Mr. Ray Neal: Guitar. Dan Gardella: Fiddle. Anthony Ptak: Theremin. Claire McKellar: Tambourine. Michael Ackerman: Camera. The bright elusive butterflies of love thank everyone. Thank you. Nick is responsible for any mistakes. ©1998 Coffeehouse Records. All rights reserved. Original publishing by Big Bower (ASCAP), 1999, and administered by Rough Trade Publishing.