Hope & Glory

Equipment from UML remained in use at the same facility after the name-change to EDC, USA in 2005, so certain later EDC disks have both the EDC logo and the [otherwise discontinued] "MADE IN USA BY UML" stamp (even though UML no longer existed by that name), including Variant 1, here. These are not different pressings. (The trailing "P" suggests a somewhat later manufacture date for Variant 1 relative to the EDL-stamped variants. See the EDL and UML profiles for further information.) Elton John appears courtesy of Mercury Records Limited. Deana Carter appears courtesy of Vanguard Records, a Welk Music Group Company. Shawn Colvin appears courtesy of Nonesuch Records Alison Krauss appears courtesy of Rounder Records Sir Elton John recorded my Matt Still, in Las Vegas Nevada Ann Wilson and K. D. Lang recorded by Masa Fukudome Assisted by Brandon McWhorter Wynonna Jud recorded by David Leonard at Dark Horse Studios, Franklin, Tenn., Assisted by Gordon Hammond. Gretchen Wilson recorded by Bart Pursley at the Tracking Room, Nashville, Tenn. Asst. Engineer Jason Lefan. Alison Krauss's Vocal recorded by Gary Paczosa at Minutia Studios, Nashville, Tenn. Assisted by Brandon Bell, Rufus Wainright recorded by Tom Schick at 2nd Story Studios, New York, N.Y. 2nd Engineer Scott Lehrer Shawn Colvin recorded by Rick DePofi at NY Noise Studios, NYC Deana Carter, Nancy Wilson recorded by Ben Mink, L.A. Nancy Wilson recorded by Patrick MacDougall, L.A. K.D. Lang appears courtesy of Nonesuch Records Rufus Wainright appears courtesy Geffen Records Gretchen Wilson appears courtesy of Columbia Nashville Wynonna appears courtesy Curb Records, Inc. Manufactured in the USA