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This is graphically bordered photograph of the band simply titled CROSSOVER JUNCTION Along with credits, this is a listing of the CD content, which include the credits and the songs which are 1.Shouting on the Hills of Glory (2:31), 2.I Do Not Know You* (3:15), 3.Garment of Praise (3:13), 4.Just A Closer Walk With Thee  (4:07), 5. Farewell to Nova Scotia (2:56), 6.Eagle on the Mountain* (2:57), 7.Count Your Blessings (4:09), 8.How Great Thou Art (5:20), 9.Follow The Glory Trail* (2:27), 10. Wildwood Flower (2:16), 11. Five Hundred Miles To Go (3:16), 12.It's Good To Praise The Lord** (2:54), 13.Walking In Mountains With My Lord*  (2:12), 14. Sonny's Dream (4:48), 15.Because He Lives  (4:33), 16.Lonesome Like Me*  (3:14), 17.Amazing Grace  (3:26), 18.Keep On The Sunny Side (3:39)

The two Crossover Junction panels pictured above could make up the artwork needed for the wraparound jacket option. This artwork would be printed on a cardboard sleeve in the same way that record albums were printed in days gone by. This type of manufacturing can be more economical to produce as well as being a good environmental choice.

Yet the industry standard remains the jewel pack, probably because the spine makes CDs easier to buy, sell and organize. Here again, the simplest Lothlaurien package includes two panels, the above cover art combined with the jewel tray back pictured below.

In addition to the two panels, all Lothlaurien CD Art packages include the CD Imprint artwork. The CD Imprint would be stamped right on the disk during the manufacturing process. Alternatively if you're doing a smaller production run, you can choose from various consumer home CD labelling systems currently on the market.

Titled CROSSOVER JUNCTION - 18 Bluegrass Gospel Songs, the imprint art is a graphically enhanced photograph of part of the dobro face. An image of the Crossover Jubction's mound of instruments provides a backdrop for a list of the cd songs, this time without credits or times, for songs: Shouting on the Hills of Glory, Walking In Mountains With My Lord, Wildwood Flower, Garment of Praise, Eagle on the Mountain, Five Hundred Miles To Go, It's Good To Praise The Lord, Just A Closer Walk With Thee , How Great Thou Art, Farewell to Nova Scotia, Follow The Glory Trail,I Do Not Know You, Count Your Blessings, Keep On The Sunny Side, Lonesome Like Me, Because He Lives, Amazing Grace, and Sonny's Dream

Of course the other compelling reason for jewel case packaging is the variety of additional material that can be included with the cd. In the days of vinyl, consumers expected the luxury of images and information that could be included on and in the record album. A wealth of imagery and biographical information could be beautifully arrayed on the old 12½″ x 12½″ record album covers. All the songs might be listed inside on the inner paper sleeve, or sometimes extras like a folded poster could be found inside the album jacket.

Since 5″ cd covers are tiny by comparison, consumers tend to expect more than a single cover picture when they purchase their cds. More usually CD Cover Art is found on the front page of a booklet. By adding two additional panels to your package you can include a four page Bi-Fold with your cd. Your booklet can include biographical information, song lyrics, artwork, publicity or concert photographs. Folded Mini Posters are more commonly being included with packaged cds as well.

The Front cover pictures the band and is simply titled with the name CROSSOVER JUNCTION. The back cover panel lists the songs: this is a listing of the cd content, which include the credits and the songs which are 1.Shouting on the Hills of Glory (2:31), 2.I Do Not Know You* (3:15), 3.Garment of Praise (3:13), 4.Just A Closer Walk With Thee  (4:07), 5. Farewell to Nova Scotia (2:56), 6.Eagle on the Mountain* (2:57), 7.Count Your Blessings (4:09), 8.How Great Thou Art (5:20), 9.Follow The Glory Trail* (2:27), 10. Wildwood Flower (2:16), 11. Five Hundred Miles To Go (3:16), 12.It's Good To Praise The Lord** (2:54), 13.Walking In Mountains With My Lord*  (2:12), 14. Sonny's Dream (4:48), 15.Because He Lives  (4:33), 16.Lonesome Like Me*  (3:14), 17.Amazing Grace  (3:26), 18.Keep On The Sunny Side (3:39), as well as credits for the bands two songwriters, **Kathy Kirker and *Lynn Russwurm, All Rights Reserved, Made in Canada, Cover Art by lothlaurien.ca, Send for FREE Catalogue to ROSEDALE MUSIC, 1111 Davis Drive, Unit 1, Suite 247, Newmarket, ON, Canada L3V 9E5 The first page has the Band's Bioography which says It all started when Daniel Bennett and Jim Milligan would meet for coffee and talk music.  And they would say, We should start a band.  The more they talked, the more the idea simmered until they had to do something about it.  They started looking for people with similar tastes and ideas.  Eventually their search led them to guitarist Rick Bell, who can play the harmonica and sing a mean song.  Then  they found Guylaine Basque and Kathy Kirker, who had been singing in churches around Kitchener.  Guylaine is an excellent singer and Kathy can harmonize anything.  By mixing in Rick's bass harmony and Dan's lead voice a four part harmony emerged. The music had started to flow but the band still felt that something was missing.  Until they found Lynn Russwurm and his stand-up bass which brought the bottom end that they'd been lacking.  With the sound complete the decision was made to cut an album, and you hold the final product in your hands.  We hope that this will be only the first of many gospel and bluegrass adventures for this talented group.  The second interior page includes another photograph of Crossover Junction adorns the Credits as follow for the band: Daniel Bennett - Mandolin and Vocals, Jim Milligan - 5 String Banjo, Rick Bell - Vocals, Flat Top Guitar and Harmonica, Guylaine Basque - Vocals, Kathy Kirker - Vocals, Washboard and Spoons, Lynn Russwurm - Stand-Up Bass.  Produced by Lynn Russwurm at Uncle Gerry's Place, Kitchener.  Photo & Cover Art by lothlaurien.ca.  Many thanks to Mike Slauenwhite and his Fiddle and Bob Tremblay for Dobro and Flat Top Guitar

Click on the above Crossover Junction insert images for a high resolution 8½″ x 11″ printable version of the 4 page Bifold Insert.

There are so many different ways to package cds, we've broken down the more standard configurations into flat rate price packages to simplify ordering. Naturally we are also available to accommodate something completely different.

Our CD Cover Art packages are priced primarily by the number of panels required involved. Included mini posters depend on requirements.

Choose either Package A: 2 panel art (single sided insert and cd tray card) plus single Disc Imprint OR Package B: 2 panel art (front and back wraparound card cover art) plus single Disc Imprint for Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars includes pricing for Package C: 3 panel art consisting of double sided jewel case insert plus cd tray card and single Disc Imprint for Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars, PACKAGE D is 5 panel art consisting of four panel Cover Art Bi-fold jewel case insert plus cd tray card and Disc Imprint for Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars, Package E is 7 panel art consisting of six panel Cover Art Tri-fold jewel case insert plus cd tray card and Disc Imprint for Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars, Package F is 9 panel art consisting of eight panel four page booklet jewel case insert plus cd tray card and Disc Imprint for Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars.  For Double sided Tray Art add Fifty Dollars to the package price.