Personnel includes: Nanci Griffith (vocals, acoustic guitar); Tom Rush (vocals, acoustic & slide guitars); Sonny Curtis, Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, Lucinda Williams, Dave Van Ronk, Rodney Crowell (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Thompson (vocals, electric guitar); Tom Russell, Ian Tyson, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, John Prine, Matthew Ryan, Glen Philips (vocals); Doug Lancio, Philip Donnelly (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Pete Kennedy (12-string guitar); Mary Custy, Nollaig Casey (fiddle); Ron De La Vega (cello, bass, background vocals); Sharon Shannon (accordion); Jim Williamson (trumpet); James Hooker (piano, Wurlitzer piano, Hammond B-3 Organ); Pat McInerney (drums); Maura Kennedy, Susan Cowsill (background vocals).

Producers: Jim Rooney, Nanci Griffith, Don Gehman.

Engineers: Mark Miller, Don Gehman, Brian Masterson, Joe Arlotta, Doug Trantow.

Recorded at Jack's Tracks Studio and Woodland Studio, Nashville, Tennesse; Windmill Lane Studio, Dublin, Ireland; Back Pocket Studio, New York, New York; Scream Studios, Studio City, California. Includes liner notes by Susanna Clark, Jim Rooney & Nanci Griffith.

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.

Griffith followed the success of OTHER VOICES, her tribute to her favorite songwriters, with FLYER, an album focusing on original material. It didn't take her long, though, to begin plowing anew the fertile fields of modern song. OTHER VOICES, TOO finds her tackling tunes by estimable "modern" folk artists such as Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny and Ian Tyson, as well as standards by Woody Guthrie and Stephen Foster.

Griffith's vocal partners on OTHER VOICES, TOO are a luminous group as well. Lucinda Williams lends her voice to "Wings of a Dove." John Prine duets with Griffith on "The Streets of Baltimore." Even idiosyncratic folk legend Dave Van Ronk joins in on this modern-day hootenanny, adding his trademark gruff vocal style to the traditional tune "He Was A Friend of Mine."

Rolling Stone (8/6/98, p.72) - 3.5 Stars (out of 5) - "...Griffith has assembled an astounding crew of singers and players to bring to life a rich body of British, American and Canadian songcraft....Griffith has forged an extraordinary bridge between folk tradition and the contemporary acoustic scene."