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Joanna Newsom Have One on Me Mp3, Flac, Wma Joanna Newsom Have One On Me mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Have One On Me Country: US Released: 2010 Style: Acoustic, Folk MP3 version RAR size: 1542 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1632 mb WMA version RAR size: 1360 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 766 Other Formats: MIDI MP2 ASF AIFF TTA MMF MPC Tracklist Hide Credits Easy Cello – Sascha GroschangDouble Bass – Andrew RoitsteinDrums [Drum Set] – Neal A1 MorganFlute – Phaedon SinisPiano, Vocals – Joanna NewsomTrombone – Andrew 6:04 StrainTrumpet – Eric OberthalerViola – Djeina HarutaViolin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton, Yeolim Nam Have One On Me Alto Recorder, Recorder [Tenor, & Bass Recorder] – Judith LinsenbergBacking Vocals – Lily StormBassoon – Shawn Jones Drums [Drum Set], Timpani – Neal MorganFiddle [Tarhu], Kemenche [Kemençe] – Phaedon SinisHarp, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Joanna A2 11:02 NewsomHorn – Alex CamphouseOboe – Laura ReynoldsPiano – Dan CantrellRecorded By [Bulgarian Tambura, Kaval] – Ryan FrancesconiTambura [Bulgarian Tambura], Kaval – Ryan FrancesconiTimpani – Dan KoretzkyTrumpet – Eric OberthalerViolin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton '81 A3 3:52 Harp, Voice – Joanna Newsom Good Intentions Paving Company Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Banjo, Mandolin – Ryan FrancesconiDrums B1 [Drum Set], Percussion – Neal MorganOrgan [Hammond Organ] – Dan CantrellPiano, 7:02 Vocals, Backing Vocals – Joanna NewsomRecorded By [Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Electric Bass] – Ryan FrancesconiTrombone – Andrew Strain No Provenance B2 Bass Clarinet – Patrick CressBassoon – Shawn Jones Flute – Phaedon SinisHarp, Vocals – 6:25 Joanna NewsomOboe – Laura Reynolds Baby Birch Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Tambura [Bulgarian Tambura], Banjo, Mandolin [Mondolin], Recorder [Soprano Recorder] – Ryan FrancesconiDrums [Drum Set], B3 Percussion, Backing Vocals – Neal MorganHarp, Vocals – Joanna NewsomRecorded By 9:30 [Bulgarian Tambura, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Soprano Recorder] – Ryan FrancesconiRecorded By [Recording Of Backup Vocals, At Station To Station, In Grass Valley, CA] – Dana Gumbiner On A Good Day C1 1:49 Harp, Voice – Joanna Newsom You And Me, Bess Backing Vocals – Greg Moore , Thom Moore Harp, Vocals – Joanna NewsomHorn – Alex C2 7:13 CamphouseRecorded By [Recording Of Backup Vocals, At Station To Station, In Grass Valley, CA] – Dana GumbinerTrombone – Andrew StrainTrumpet – Eric Oberthaler In California Acoustic Guitar, Tambura [Bulgarian Tambura], Banjo – Ryan FrancesconiBassoon – Shawn Jones Cello – Sascha GroschangDouble Bass – Andrew RoitsteinDrums [Drum Set], C3 Timpani – Neal MorganFlute – Phaedon SinisHarp, Vocals – Joanna NewsomHorn – Alex 8:42 CamphouseOboe – Laura ReynoldsPiano – Dan CantrellRecorded By [Bulgarian Tambura, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo] – Ryan FrancesconiTrumpet – Eric OberthalerViola – Djeina HarutaViolin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton Jackrabbits D1 4:23 Harp, Voice – Joanna Newsom Go Long Acoustic Guitar, Tambura [Bulgarian Tambura], Banjo – Ryan FrancesconiHarp [3 Harps], D2 8:03 Vocals – Joanna NewsomKora – Kane MathisRecorded By [Bulgarian Tambura, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Kora] – Ryan Francesconi Occident D3 5:31 Piano, Voice – Joanna Newsom Soft As Chalk Drums [Drum Set], Percussion – Neal MorganPiano, Vocals – Joanna NewsomRecorded By E1 [Additional Recording Of Percussion In Portland, OR] – Neal MorganRecorded By 6:29 [Recording Of Piano, Vocals, And Drums, Recording Of Percussion, At Station To Station, In Grass Valley, CA] – Dana Gumbiner Esme E2 7:56 Harp, Voice – Joanna Newsom Autumn Cello – Sascha GroschangDrums [Drum Set] – Neal MorganHarp, Vocals – Joanna E3 8:02 NewsomHorn – Alex CamphouseTrombone – Andrew StrainTrumpet – Eric OberthalerViola – Djeina HarutaViolin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton, Yeolim Nam Ribbon Bows Cello – Sascha GroschangDrums [Drum Set] – Neal MorganHarp, Vocals – Joanna F1 6:11 NewsomMandolin, Tambura [Bulgarian Tambura] – Ryan FrancesconiRecorded By [Bulgarian Tambura, Mandolin] – Ryan FrancesconiViolin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton Kingfisher Alto Recorder, Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – Judith LinsenbergCello – Sascha GroschangCornet – Eric OberthalerDrums [Drum Set], Percussion – Neal MorganHarp, Vocals – Joanna NewsomHarpsichord, Organ [Pump Organ], Accordion – Dan F2 9:11 CantrellRecorded By [Bulgarian Tambura, Kaval] – Ryan FrancesconiTambura [Bulgarian Tambura], Kaval – Ryan FrancesconiTrombone – Andrew StrainVielle, Rebec – Shira KammenViola – Djeina HarutaViola da Gamba – David Morris Violin – Katie Kresek, Philip Payton Does Not Suffice (In California, Refrain) Drums [Drum Set], Percussion – Neal MorganElectric Guitar, Banjo – Ryan F3 6:45 FrancesconiPiano, Vocals – Joanna NewsomRecorded By [Electric Guitar, Banjo] – Ryan FrancesconiViolin – Lila Sklar Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Drag City Inc. Copyright (c) – Drag City Inc. Copyright (c) – Joanna Newsom Recorded At – Radiostar Studios Recorded At – Fantasy Studios Recorded At – Sear Sound Recorded At – King Sound Studios Recorded At – The Quarry House Recorded At – The Cedar House Recorded At – Station To Station Mixed At – King Sound Studios Mixed At – Magnet Studio Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios Mastered At – Record Technology Incorporated – 18740 Credits Arranged By [Additional Piano Arrangements] – Ryan Francesconi (tracks: A2, C3) Arranged By [Additional Violin Arrangement] – Lila Sklar (tracks: F3) Arranged By [Additional Vocal Harmony Arrangement] – Greg* (tracks: C2), Neal Morgan (tracks: B3), Ryan Francesconi (tracks: A2), Thom Moore (tracks: C2) Arranged By [Harp, Piano & Vocal Arrangements By] – Joanna Newsom Arranged By, Conductor [Conduced By] – Ryan Francesconi Cover [Cover Photo Hand-Painted], Painting [Cover Photo Hand-Painted] – Becca Mann Layout – Dan Osborn Mastered By – Steve Rooke Mixed By [Mixing At King Sound & Pictures, Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, CA] – Noah Georgeson (tracks: A3 to B3, C3 to F1, F3) Mixed By [Mixing At Magnet Studios, Tokyo, Japan] – Jim O'Rourke (tracks: A1, A2, B2, C1, C2, F2) Photography By [All Photographs] – Annabel Mehran Producer [Produced By] – Joanna Newsom Recorded By [Recording Of All Other Instrumentation] – TJ Doherty* Recorded By [Recording Of Harp, At King Sound & Pictures, In Laurel Canyon, LA, CA] – Noah Georgeson (tracks: A3, D1, D2) Recorded By [Recording Of Harp, At Radiostar Studios, In Weed, CA] – TJ Doherty* (tracks: A2, B2 to C3, D2, E2 to F2) Recorded By [Recording Of Piano, At Radiostar Studios, In Weed, CA] – TJ Doherty* (tracks: A1, B1, D3, F3) Recorded By [Recording Of Vocals, At King Sound & Pictures, In Laurel Canyon, LA, CA] – Noah Georgeson (tracks: A1 to D2, E2 to F3) Songwriter [All Songs Written By] – Joanna Newsom Typography [Calligraphy] – Corrina Taylor Written-By [Drum Parts & Percussion Written], Drums [Drum Parts Performed By], Percussion [Percussion Performed By] – Neal Morgan Notes Back Cover: © & ℗ 2010 Drag City Inc. Booklet: © 2010 Joanna Newsom, BMI Recording of all other instrumentation (except where indicated) at Fantasy Studios in Berkley, CA, and Sear Sound, in New York, NY. Recording of all Bulgarian tambura, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, electric bass, kaval, and soprano recorder parts, at the Quarry House, in Trinidad, CA. Recording of Kora at the Cedar House, in Seattle, WA. Mastering at Abbey Road Studios, London, England. Other Notes: Outer box, with 8-page booklet containing lyrics and credits. Track durations are not printed on release. 'Mastered at' RTI means 'Processed At' Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 81484-0390-1 3 Barcode (String): 781484039013 Matrix / Runout (Side A): DC-390 A 18740.1 ... Matrix / Runout (Side B): 18740.2 ... DC-390 B Matrix / Runout (Side C): 18740.3 ... DC-390 C Matrix / Runout (Side D): 18740.4 ... DC-390 D Matrix / Runout (Side E): DC-390 E 18740.5 ... Matrix / Runout (Side F): 18740.6 ... DC-390 F Rights Society: BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Have One On Me (3xCD, Album DC390CD Joanna Newsom Drag City DC390CD US 2010 + Box) Have One On Me (3xCD, Album DC390CD Joanna Newsom Drag City DC390CD Australia 2010 + Box) Have One On Me (3xCD, Album DC390CD Joanna Newsom Drag City DC390CD Asia 2010 + Box) Have One On Me (3xCass, DC390C Joanna Newsom Drag City DC390C US 2018 Album) Comments about Have One On Me - Joanna Newsom Related Music albums to Have One On Me by Joanna Newsom Joanna Wang - Midnight Cinema Katie Moore & Andrew Horton - Six More Miles Rick Maniac & Dr. Loop - Gimme Hope Joanna Sam Leno - Oh Joanna Joanna MacGregor - Play Joanna Newsom - Walnut Whales Joanna Bailie - Artificial Environments Nos.3 To 5 Joanna - Joanna Firebirds - Desire Joanna Gardner - Watching You.
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