Album Credits & Special Thanks

	Steel Drum Buffet is copyright 2001 by the Toucans Steel Drum Band® unauthorized reproduction prohibited by Very Sharp Forks based on an original concept by Pete Remine & Rob Witmer Executive Producers Rob Witmer & Pete Remine / TropiCo Records The Toucans are: Rob Witmer - Lead Pan and Percussion Pete Remine - Double Second Pans, Congas, and Percussion David Pascal - Tenor Bass Pans Steve Moriarty - Drum Kit & Rototoms

Steel Drums built & maintained by Otto “Boots” Faustin
Additional Tuning by Dennis Martin

Initial Recording at Private Radio, Seattle
Recorded live on August 30th, 2000
Recording Engineer: Pat Gray
Assistant Engineer: David Pascal
Assistant Monkey Boy: Stephen Coy

Post-Production at Pascal Laboratories
David Pascal, Senior Engineer
Rob Witmer, Guinness Engineer
Pete Remine, JoJo Engineer

Additional Percussion by Pete Remine:
afuché-cabasa, agogo, birdcalls, brake drum, clavé, congas,
cowbell, flexatone, fwee!, goat hooves, guiro, salt shaker,
sandblocks, shekeré, tambourine, triangle, vibraslap, woodblocks

Also featuring:
Chris Monroe on Maracas;
Eduardo Mendonça on Cuica;
and Susan Pascal on Orchestra Bells
Doppler Dave Pascal will be your Rototom Sous Chef this evening.

Artwork
Concept & Design by Pete Remine & Rob Witmer
Buffet Photography by Rob Witmer • Hungry Toucan Artwork by Leo Daedalus
Buffet Layout and Toucan centerpiece courtesy of Design Perfect Too:
Daina Carter, Sara Akerlund, Nicole Baker, Danielle Kallir, Heather Kyles
Band Photograph by Marta Storwick

The Toucans would like to specially thank the Northwest Girlchoir for their invaluable assistance
Rebecca Rottsalk, Artistic Director / Dwight Beckmeyer, Conductor

And thanks to Lylburn Layer, the MIHS music teacher who introduced the Toucans to Steel Drums,
and who also taught us how to play "Lisbon Antigua", the first song on the album!

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