Home / Music / Cowboy Junkies recorded an album in a church for its natural reverbMusic linernotes album music cowboy-junkiesCowboy Junkies recorded an album in a church for its natural reverbEngineer Peter Moore suggested the Church of the Holy Trinity for its natural reverb. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCowboy Junkies recorded The Trinity Session in a church for $250The Cowboy Junkies never matched The Trinity Session's success — but they built a devoted following on their own termsMargo Timmins' voice was captured through a PA system left behind at the church.The Cowboy Junkies recorded The Trinity Session with one mic to a Betamax deckCowboy Junkies went back to the same church for Trinity Revisited in 2007ExploreLook for the serial number creed patch first.Look for the UL mark — or don't plug it in.Look for the wind's blind spotsLook for UPF 50+ and a sand anchor.Look for "long torso" or "tall" sizes in swimsuits.Previous Cowboy Junkies recorded The Trinity Session in a Toronto churchNext Andy Partridge and John Leckie were fired from producing Miss America.