Walnut Grove Band: Products

(2010)  Here's another collection of mezmerizing music and tall tales from Walnutt!  Recording of ELECTRONUT took place in 2009-2010.  This CD is a solo effort from Walnutt.  The CD features some far-out electronica, folk, rock, jazz and other Walnutt flavored sound which tends to be a bit larger than life.  Released Summer 2010, this new recording is available for preview on the Music page and hard copies are now in-stock at Walnutt & Walnut Grove Band shows.  To purchase/preview ELECTRONUT, please visit CD Baby

(2006)   Good Would? is WGB's 5th CD release and is a 7 track EP recorded at Echoes, 2005-2006. The CD features performances from Walnutt, Casey and Josh w/ guest vocals from Deanne, Becky, Linda and Rusty. The recording of "Good Would?" began August 2005, but the recordings were not completed & released until June 2006 (in digital form). It took some time for Casey to create the unique package design on this one.  The CDs were released Decemeber 23, 2006.

Good Would? is a great disc. Walnut Grove Band hopes that you enjoy the CD.

(2007)   Walnutt's first CD, "The Posie Expression", was released on October 31, 2007. The music is vocal, guitar, bass, drums, keys and synthesizer driven. Walnutt’s familiar vocals and guitar work are free to explore, expand and grow with the Fearless Digitones, his multi-genre, head-wrecking machine that blends rock n’ roll, roots, trip-hop, jazz and ambient sounds into a smoothie soul shake-down.

Walnutt hopes that you will enjoy “The Posie Expression” and check out his new 2010 release "ELECTRONUT" which is now available for preview on the MUSIC page at http://walnutt.net

(2004)   "Black Walnut" is a great CD from Walnut Grove Band and was recorded by Todd at Echoes during the fall of 2004, beginning on Halloween night. Walnutt led another fresh trio into the studio as The Walnut Grove Band. Casey had just begun to truly settle in on drums and new bassist kid on the block, Josh, was creating some nice low-end sounds. Artwork on this CD includes the familiar logo by Walnutt as well as images from Casey and Deanne. Once again, William tweaks the package art for production.

(2002)   Walnut Grove Band's 2002 release, "Assorta Nutz", was written, produced and self-recorded by Mark Stewart (Walnutt) in the mountains of Bluemont, Virginia overlooking the Shenandoah River in one of the world's smallest, home-made recording studios. Several guest players are featured on the CD, credited on the liner notes for their voluntary contributions. Mark Stewart performs multiple instruments and created the artwork & logo. Brad Thoesen performs all percussion and assisted in mix-down of several tracks on the CD.

(2004)   It was Spring 2004. The Walnut Grove Band had become a live trio and the bassist was leaving the band! Oh no, not again! The guys asked John to stay & play bass some more, but he didn't. Walnutt, and newcomer Casey, headed for Echoes' studio anyway and John laid bass for the CD. Pete came in and played blue harmonica on some songs. Walnutt created more art, Casey helped too and even Jane helped some. William kicked in the final detail work on the CD package and "The Walnut Groove" was born.

(1999-2003) Walnutt has performed and recorded with a bunch of folks, dozens to be truthful, since 1999 in The Walnut Grove Band.  "Green Egg: Past Issues & Back Issues” features many of these guest musicians on rare tracks from Walnut Grove Band’s early archive collection thru 2003.  This particular limited edition CD was entirely self-produced by Walnut Grove Band, is signed by Walnutt and can only be purchased from CD Baby in CD form, while supplies last.  Offering new sounds and alternative versions of Walnut Grove classics from the studio and the stage, this CD is a must for the GroveTrotters!  Dream pop, rock, space jam, tribal, beats and ambient sounds are what “Green Egg” offers. These tunes were recorded between 2000 and 2003 making this a time capsule and look into the history of Walnut Grove Band.  This CD is dedicated to all the folks who have ever been a part of the Walnut Grove. The band's sound has changed greatly since these recordings were made many years ago. Ah, the good ole daze...

Round bumper stickers featuring the WGB logo created by Walnutt himself many years ago.  Get these at live shows or contact Walnutt now if you just have to have one and we'll work it out.  They're awesome.

Walnut Grove Band has produced several runs of promotional T-shirts, all hand-screened by William Mitchell Studios.  These shirts often sport the official Walnut Grove Band logo.  Some custom T-shirts have also been created by Casey Firkin.  T-shirts are sometimes available at Walnut Grove Band performances.