Inside each CD is a complete Bio of every artist and the history of how the group came together on a four-color, 12-panel liner notes, including lyrics to four original songs, plus the bonus song: "I Love (Walla Walla) Onions." "Feels Like Home", an acoustic ensemble from Walla Walla, Washington, performs soft-rock of the '60's & 70's; with a twist of country, blue-grass and folk; seasoned with.... original tunes. This "toe-tappin', "hand-clappin'" quality of "Feels Like Home" is a unique musical sound which, we feel, you will like. Songwriter Michael David has copyrighted some 40 original pieces though most of them are still "unpublished works." He hopes to record with "Feels Like Home" many more of his originals on a few more CD's simply for........your listening pleasure. The group "Feels Like Home" came together as a result of Michael David being contacted to play music for a private, non-profit group event for cancer survivors..........Relay for Life. "Feels Like Home" has a new addition to the group, Audrey Renaud. Audrey provides back up vocals and guitar, along with some additional percussion. Bass player, Mike Petersen has a long musical history, including playing in the Walla Walla Symphony, the oldest symphony, this side of the Mississippi....... really! Trudy Ostby currently plays with the Walla Walla Symphony. Trudy's husband, Howard, has been extensively involved with music from early childhood when he sang in school choruses. His main interest, however, is in percussion. Val, fingertap-washboard player, in 1935, at age 14, began taking drum lessons. He even played with big band leader, Franke Carle, at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston, along with other musical achievements throughout his career. Songwriter and performer, Michael David, has included four of his originals in this 80-minute CD. The group hopes to put out its next CD soon, with 5-more original songs written and composed by Michael David. For additional information on "Feels Like Home," check out our new website@ www.feelslikehomeband.com/ Enjoy!