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Watching Waiting : ウィキペディア英語版
Watching Waiting

''Watching Waiting'' is the first studio solo album of singer/songwriter Todd Carey. It was distributed by High Wire Music/Fontana in the US on March 27th, 2007.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Amazon CD listing )
==History==
Carey had recorded his previous albums, including his previous solo effort ''Elevate'', largely with his own production. After moving to Chicago sometime after graduation from the University of Southern California for a music degree, he began work again on assembling demos for another record. He sent some of these demos out to producers and heard back from Marshall Altman, who was interested in working with him. Before the scheduled recording session back in California for the album, Altman tasked Carey to record the whole album solo and acoustically to get a feel for the record.〔 Carey spent a week and a half up in his parent's summer home in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin and began working on the acoustic tracks. During this time he also came up with new material, including writing the title track "Watching Waiting". These acoustic tracks would later be released as an acoustic EP, ''The Whitefish Bay Sessions EP''.
When Carey arrived back in California to record at Altman's studio, the Galt Line, in Burbank, he asked if he could have his friend from USC sit in during the recording. Altman eventually agreed and Eric Robinson
was brought in. Robinson and Altman would later become friends and Robinson later worked as an engineer at Altman's Galt Line, collaborating on many albums together. Robinson also brought a female artist he knew, Sara Bareilles to come in and record background vocals for the song "Smile".

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