When in Rome (Nickel Creek song)

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“When in Rome”
“When in Rome” cover
Single by Nickel Creek
from the album Why Should the Fire Die?
Released 2005
Format CD
Recorded Barefoot Recording, Los Angeles, California
Genre Progressive bluegrass
Length 4:15
Label Sugar Hill
Writer(s) Chris Thile
Producer Tony Berg
Eric Valentine
Nickel Creek singles chronology
"Smoothie Song"
(2003)		 "When in Rome"
(2005)

"When in Rome" is the latest single by the progressive bluegrass band Nickel Creek from their 2005 album, Why Should the Fire Die?. It is the only single Nickel Creek had with a music video from Why Should the Fire Die?.

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[edit] Music video

The music video for "When in Rome" was directed by Dean Karr, and produced by Arthur Gorson. The entire video was filmed under an overpass. Sara Watkins said that Why Should the Fire Die? was "sonically darker", and her point is shown, as all of the scenes showing the band were in black and white. Chris Thile said after watching the final product, "That's awesome!".

[edit] Personnel

  • Chris Thile - Mandolin, Bouzouki, Lead Vocals, Stomping
  • Sean Watkins - Guitar, Harmony Vocals, Stomping
  • Sara Watkins - Fiddle, Harmony Vocals, Stomping
  • Mark Schatz - Acoustic Bass, Stomping

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Nickel Creek
Chris Thile • Sara Watkins • Sean Watkins
Mark Schatz • Byron House • Scott Thile • Derek Jones
Albums:
Singles:
"When You Come Back Down" • "The Lighthouse's Tale" • "Reasons Why" • "This Side" • "Speak" • "Smoothie Song" • "When in Rome"
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