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Tomorrow the Green Grass
Studio album by The Jayhawks
Released	February 14, 1995
Genre	Rock
Length	46:27
Label	American
Producer	George Drakoulias
Professional reviews
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The Jayhawks chronology
Hollywood Town Hall (1992) Tomorrow the Green Grass (1995) Sound of Lies (1997)

Tomorrow the Green Grass is a 1995 album by The Jayhawks. It peaked at #92 on The Billboard 200 charts.

Tomorrow the Green Grass was the last release with singer-songwriter Mark Olson. It is also Karen Grotberg first appearance as a group member.

"Miss William's Guitar" is a tribute to Victoria Williams, Olson's girlfriend at the time (they later married). He would later leave The Jayhawks and form The Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers with Williams.

Track listing

All songs written by Mark Olson/Gary Louris except as noted. "Bad Time" is a cover of a Grand Funk Railroad song from All the Girls in the World Beware!!!.

1. "Blue" – 3:09
2. "I'd Run Away" – 3:34
3. "Miss Williams' Guitar" – 3:06
4. "Two Hearts" – 3:22
5. "Real Light" – 3:25
6. "Over My Shoulder" – 3:41
7. "Bad Time" – 3:27 (Mark Farner)
8. "See Him on the Street" – 3:09
9. "Nothing Left to Borrow" – 3:24
10. "Ann Jane" – 4:00
11. "Pray for Me" – 3:39
12. "Red's Song" – 3:58 (Mark Olson/Gary Louris/Marc Perlman)
13. "Ten Little Kids" – 4:33 (Olson/Louris/Perlman)

Personnel

• Mark Olson – vocals, guitar
• Gary Louris – vocals, guitar
• Marc Perlman – bass
• Karen Grotberg – piano, organ, Wurlitzer, background vocals

Additional musicians:

• Don Heffington – drums
• Greg Leisz – pedal steel guitar
• Lili Haydn – violin, viola (on "I'd Run Away")
• Tammy Rodgers – violin (on "Over My Shoulder")
• Benmont Tench – organ
• George Drakoulias – baritone guitar solo on "Two Hearts"
• Sharleen Spiteri – background vocals (on "Bad Time")
• Victoria Williams – background vocals (on "Ten Little Kids" and "Pray For Me")

Production notes

• George Drakoulias – producer
• Clif Norrell – engineer
• David Bianco – mixing
• Stephen Marcussen – mastering
• Paul Buckmaster – string arrangement on "Blue"
• Marina Chavez – photography, cover photo
• Linda Cobb – art direction, design
• Tony Glover – liner notes
• Victor Janacua – assistant engineer
• Jamie Seyberth – assistant engineer
• Jeff Sheehan – assistant engineer

External links

• Jayhawks fan site discography.

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