Today’s the Day is the sole album by the American progressive folk-rock band Shekinah, self-released on Sands of Time Music in 1979. The album was recorded and mixed by Mike Carter at Spectrum Studios in Portland, Oregon; with the band producing. All songs written by the band’s guitarist, Rocky Hash, except track A2 written by bassist Roddy Hash.
Shekinah features Robert Hill on synthesizers; Rocky Hash on acoustic and electric guitars, saxophone, and vocals; Roddy Hash on bass, trumpet, and vocals; Ron Hogsett on drums and vocals; and Bill Hash on percussion, drums, and vocals.
[Ken Scott, The Archivist, 4th edition]
LP tracklist:
Side One
A1. “Fly Away” – 3:54
A2. “Our Song” – 3:45
A3. “Comin’ Home” – 4:48
A4. “Brother John” – 6:34
Side Two
B1. “The Reign” – 5:42
B2. “How Much I Care” – 4:22
B3. “Take It To Your Heart” – 6:00
B4. “Today’s The Day” – 2:08
