A small project studio under the blue skies of Camano Island, Washington, dedicated to recording just a few great songs.

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What's a Healing Monkey?

One Ton of Ducks - An Original Camano Island Rock and Roots Band. A tight live ensemble of seasoned musicians and songwriters, playing original tunes from 4 different Big Quack recordings, as well as new originals of their own. Original rock and roots with jazz overtones and sometimes a ukulele. The CD is due out in late 2008.

Steve Harris & Friends - Here on Island Time - “... a seamless combination of acoustic guitar riffs and staggering adagio harmonizing." - Bridget Budbill, The Stanwood-Camano News

Tim Miller - Jazz from the Camano Shore - “This is a truly beautiful album and I think it might be a truly great album ... An all round joy and one of my most satisfying discoveries." - The Rev. Jonathan Hagger (CD Baby)

Giza - Time Heals - “Time Heals is one exquisitely produced album."
- What's Up Magazine

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Bob Christensen - Rear View - “The words of the songs resonate in my heart..." - Nancy Jo (Chico, CA)

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Steve Harris - Northwestern Sky - “... a frequent listen in my rotation"
- Kevin Burham (Camano Island).

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Big Quack Productions "Private Label" CDs

The South End String Band

Cabin Fever (2008) - "... maybe you'll find something reminiscent of grandma's smile, or uncle Joe's quirky sense of humor, or sister Sarah's knack for homemade pies. Look too hard, of course, and you'll find grandpa's jug out in the woodshed and some of those stories the grownups were whispering too low for us kids to hear behind closed doors."

Victims of Unbridled Ambition (2005) - Old-time fiddle tunes, classic acoustic front-porch mountain folk music performed by eleven clam-happy musicians. Recorded live in the studio.

Legends In Their Own Minds (2004) - “... a geography of the imagination where the porches go on forever, the jug is never empty, and the avante-gardens sprout weeds more exotic than any suburban flower."