Everwood (2004) (Jars Of Clay/Jason Mraz/Guster)

Product Summary Label: Nettwerk Records UPC: 00067003038829 Release Date: 10/19/2004 Buy.com Sku: 63908388 Item#: MNPHR9 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Lonely People - Jars Of Clay ~ Original Soundtrack 2. Trouble - Kristin Hersh ~ Original Soundtrack 3. These Days - Griffin House (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 4. Only Living Boy In New York - David Mead (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 5. Summer Breeze - Jason Mraz (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 6. Father And Son - Leigh Nash (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 7. Harder They Come, The - Guster (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 8. Don't Be Shy - Travis (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 9. Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels) - Toby Lightman (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack 10. First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, The - Stereophonics ~ Original Soundtrack 11. Jump Little Children - Cathedrals ~ Original Soundtrack 12. Main Title Theme For Everwood - Blake Neely ~ Original Soundtrack 13. Love Song - Treat Williams (previously unreleased) ~ Original Soundtrack   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info This soundtrack album for the WB drama Everwood features a clutch of contemporary singer/songwriters and adult alternative artists covering classic material from the 1970s. Jars of Clay kicks things off with a pleasant, slightly modernized read of America's "Lonely People," while Griffin House is an absolutely uncanny vocal stand-in for Jackson Browne on Browne's "These Days." The work of Cat Stevens appears throughout Everwood, as interpreted by Kristin Hersh ("Trouble"), Sixpence None the Richer vocalist Leigh Nash ("Father and Son"), and Travis ("Don't Be Shy"); the latter is notable for how much it suggests both Stevens and Badly Drawn Boy. Jason Mraz incorporates his soulful, scatting singing style into the memorable melodic hook of the Seals & Crofts AM radio gem "Summer Breeze," Guster's take on Jimmy Cliff's "Harder They Come" is rhythmic and understated, and Toby Lightman channels Carole King for her read of Jim Croce's "Operator [That's Not the Way It Feels]." Everwood fans will note the inclusion of the show's theme music, as well its star Treat Williams' amiable, acoustic take on the Loggins & Messina classic "Love Song." ~ Johnny Loftus Producer: Maria Alonte McCoy; Joe Guthrie   Technical Info Release Date : 01/01/2006 Original Release Date : 2004 Catalog ID : 30388 Label : Nettwerk America Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00067003038829    Product Image