Turn Back the Universe and Give Me Yesterday
from 100 Years Ago Tomorrow by Jason Webley and friends
credits
from 100 Years Ago Tomorrow,
released December 6, 2016
(C)1916 by J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball
Kate Copeland: vocals
Johanna Warren: vocals
Sarah Schmidr: vocals
Maria Scherer Wilson: cello
Alex Guy: viola, violin
Vocals recorded by Mark Ettinger at Lethe Lounge.
Strings arranged by Kate Copeland.
(C)1916 by J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball
Kate Copeland: vocals
Johanna Warren: vocals
Sarah Schmidr: vocals
Maria Scherer Wilson: cello
Alex Guy: viola, violin
Vocals recorded by Mark Ettinger at Lethe Lounge.
Strings arranged by Kate Copeland.
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Dec 2014 -
Nov 2011 -
Oct 2007 -
May 2004 -
Sep 2002 -
Dec 1999 -
Jul 1998
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