Track Listing:
1) Dark Brown Eyes (2:39)
2) Intro To The Flyer (0:30)
3) The Flyer (4:03)
4) Ashbridge's Bay (4:41)
5) A Terrible Man (3:25)
6) One Way Down (4:17)
7) Call It Blue (2:52)
8) Many Fools Am I (2:47)		 9) Sweetness (3:49)
10) Jericho Now (2:46)
11) Stories (2:15)
12) Let Me In (3:40)
13) Been So Good To You (4:02)
14) Two Little Indian Girls (3:44)
15) Headlines (3:24)
16) Across The Water (3:34)

Released 1998

Read an online review from Rambles - A Cultural Art Magazine

"Nash's voice is rich & subtle-reminiscent of Paul Simon in his ability to alternate between soft phrasings and a stronger delivery on choruses. Top it off with catchy bluesy-folk tunes, and One Way Down is a promising indie debut."
- CHRIS CARTER, TORONTO STAR CITYSEARCH

"Jory's first solo CD will probably set the stage for him to be taken seriously as one of Toronto's up and coming songwriters. A very mature young man with a good voice, personality, playing ability and intellect. I predict that he can take this places."
- STEVE FRUITMAN, CIUT RADIO SHOW HOST

"My reaction to (the CD) was something like, if real men write poetry, you, Jory, are the man. The poetry backed with such graceful melodies created a beautifully coherent album with the elegance greater than most debuts."
- AMY JEFFRIES, DJ, WRTC-FM, HARTFORD, CT

"Canadian singer songwriter Jory Nash makes his CD debut with One Way Down. It's a strong collection of self-penned material. Distinctively and mellifluously voiced, Nash's songs are attractive, hook-laden affairs, imaginatively arranged and performed with style."
- DAVE WHITE, ROCK 'N REEL MAGAZINE (UK)