Template:August song mock
August
An instrumental by Justin Holmes.
Track 5 of 4masks, cut at Tunesmith Studios in Nashville on 3 April 2024, engineered by Jake Stargel.
▶ Play it in Rabbithole — 2:59, and the ensemble lights up as each person takes it.
Who played what
| Player | Played |
|---|---|
| Justin Holmes | guitar, six-whistle |
| Kyle Tuttle | 5-string banjo |
| Harry Clark | mandolin |
| Maddie Denton | fiddle |
| Skyler Golden | bass |
| Gaven Largent | dobro |
Every name there is a page that exists. August strands nobody.
The record
4masks — record page · release · eleven tracks:
Silver 44 · Paint Exchange · Moon Factory · Proximity · August · Barlows · Drowsy Maggie · Swords to Ploughshares · Masks · Victory · Cicada Song
Where each line came from
- Music by Justin Holmes, instrumental —
music_byandinstrumental: trueinaugust.yaml, arthel song data. - Studio, date, engineer, who played what — the
Studio cutblock already on Song:August, written by HearThatWhistleBlow from the session data. Not hand-edited, there or here. - Track number and running order — the release page's
tracks:list. - The cover — File:four-masks-temp.png, the only image on 4masks. It is named "temp" and probably is.
What a real version still needs
- Nothing links a track to its song page. The release carries a CID and a title, not which page is about the work. Matching on title breaks on this very record: track 6 is "Barlows", and the wiki has both Song:Barlow's Jig and Song:Barlows Jig.
- Nothing links a record to its cover. No art field on the release. Rabbithole finds this image by walking backwards from the release to the page that links to it — which works, and rests on a sentence of prose.
Both are the same missing edge the Release-to-Studio-Cut item has been parked on.
Plain-ASCII title for Template:Song page mock — August. The original has an em dash in it, which survives being typed into a browser only if nothing between here and there decides to rewrite it — and a wiki URL that does not resolve renders as a bare title with no content under it, which is exactly what Skyler saw. Link to this one.
