Leave Your Sleep

Natalie Merchant

2010· Nonesuch ·522304-2

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Tracklist 105:09

1Nursery Rhyme of Innocence and Experience5:11

2Equestrienne4:39

3Calico Pie2:42

4Bleezer's Ice-Cream5:17

5It Makes a Change3:31

6The King of China's Daughter2:39

7The Dancing Bear5:38

8The Man in the Wilderness3:45

9maggie and milly and molly and may4:07

10If No One Ever Marries Me2:22

11The Sleepy Giant3:19

12The Peppery Man5:06

13The Blind Men and the Elephant5:33

14Adventures of Isabel3:24

15The Walloping Window Blind4:16

16Topsyturvey-World5:09

17The Janitor's Boy3:52

18Griselda5:51

19The Land of Nod4:05

20Vain and Careless4:43

21Crying, My Little One2:26

22Sweet and a Lullaby3:04

23I Saw a Ship A-Sailing2:12

24Autumn Lullaby3:22

25Spring and Fall: To a Young Child3:04

26Indian Names5:52

Créditos

Músicos

Natalie Merchantlead vocals

Composición

Natalie Merchant

Producción

Rick Kwanengineer

Angie Teoengineer

Derik Leeengineer

Peter Wolfordengineer

Adam Deaneengineer

Elijah Walker IIengineer, mixed

Dustin Wickellengineer

Nick Brophyengineer

Bob Ludwigmastered

Steve Rosenthalmixed

Brian Thornmixed

Kabir Hermonmixed

Andres Levinproducer

Natalie Merchantproducer

Nick Wollagerecorded

Karina Beznickirecording supervisor

Arte y Diseño

David Pearsondesign

Natalie Merchantliner notes

Mother Gooseliner notes

Elliott & Fryphotography

Mark Seligercover photograph photography, photography

Edward Westonphotography

Forshaw And Colesphotography

Matthew Bradyphotography

Sebastian Peakephotography

Marion Ettlingerphotography

Sebastian Wintermutephotography

Ben Pinchotphotography

Charles L. Ritzmannphotography

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