To download a free .pdf of the booklet, go to www.kuimba.com Meet the mystical, mysterious mountain from which Coyote, according to Miwok Indian tradition, created the world. Through close harmony vocals, guitar and drum rhythms and recorder solos, meet some of the denizens of the mountain. Kuimba's third CD, is filled with fun, upbeat, as well as contemplative music. This EP length recording (26 minutes) commemorates Mount Diablo, which is located in near San Francisco, California. This re-issue of the CD is packed with changes. For starters, a whole new dynamic version of the title track. In addition, Mount Diablo has new vocals and vocal harmonies on some tracks, and added background instruments. It has also been newly REMASTERED. 1. Milkweed Seed 4:43 lyrics and music, Lark Bowerman 2. Mount Diablo 4:37 lyrics and music, Lark Bowerman 3. Rock City Ramble 2:34 lyrics and music, Lark Bowerman 4. Coyote 0:19 poem, Kris Bowerman 5. Meeting Owl 5:42 music, Kris Bowerman 6. My Friend The Blue Jay 3:19 lyrics and music, Lark Bowerman 7. Mountain Meadow 4:44 music, Kris Bowerman The songs on this CD are not meant to express any particular view other than the personal experiences of the songwriters. Lark Bowerman — vocals, acoustic guitar & percussion Kris "Scrub Jay" Bowerman — vocals, recorder, trombone, djembe, keyboard & percussion John Waller — "djembe set" (djembe, hi hat & cymbal), udu & percussion Don Keller — bass Thank you to Mt. Diablo and its Denizens. to Judy Adler for providing the title and inspiration for Rock City Ramble and for her dedication to teaching about Mt. Diablo's Natural history and it's plants and animals. to the Owl, Crickets, Frog and Stream at Rancho Tehama for their sounds on Meeting Owl. to Jose Rivera and Beverly R. Ortiz for so generously sharing accurate information on the history of central California tribes in regard to the Mountain; and to Beverly especially for helping to craft the information about Mt. Diablo on the back cover into a clear statement. Some of her writings on Mt. Diablo's history can be accessed at the Summit Museum. Recorded & Mixed at Water Bird Recording Studio Hayfork and Rancho Tehama, CA, USA and Ladner Village, BC, Canada March 27 - April 30, 2002 and August 22, 2008 - August 23, 2009 Recording & Mixing Engineer — Kris Bowerman Assistant Engineer — Lark Bowerman Mastering — Zen Mastering, Vancouver, BC, Canada Cover Artwork — Lark Bowerman Digital Cover Artwork ­— Kari Lynn Jefferies Graphic Art — Kris & Lark Bowerman Arranged and Produced by Kris & Lark Bowerman All Songs © Lark Bowerman/Kris Bowerman (BMI) © 2009 Two Ravens Records www.kuimba.com KCD106 Find the lyrics of these songs at www.kuimba.com