This Side of Jordan

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This Side of Jordan
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 19, 2013
Genre Folk, Americana
Length43:37
Label Yep Roc Records
Producer Andrew Marlin
Mandolin Orange chronology
Haste Make/Hard Hearted StrangerThis Side of Jordan Such Jubilee

This Side of Jordan is the third studio album by North Carolina folk duo Mandolin Orange, currently known as Watchhouse. Released on August 19, 2013 through Yep Roc Records, it is their first record released on the Yep Roc Records label. [1]

Contents

Personnel

Andrew Marlin - vocals, mandolin, acoustic guitar, organ (on Cavalry), bass (on Waltz About Whiskey)

Emily Frantz - vocals, violin, acoustic guitar

Ryan Gustafson - electric guitar (on Morphine Girl)

Track listing

Song TitleLengthWriter(s)
House of Stone3:17Andrew Marlin
Turtle Dove and the Crow3:23Andrew Marlin
There Was a Time4:14Andrew Marlin
The Runaround3:07Andrew Marlin
Cavalry3:16Andrew Marlin
Black Widow3:14Andrew Marlin
The Doorman4:32Andrew Marlin
Morphine Girl4:20Andrew Marlin
Hey Adam4:08Andrew Marlin
Waltz About Whiskey3:47David Andrew Hutcheson, Andrew Marlin
Until the Last Light Fades3:20Andrew Marlin

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References

  1. "Mandolin Orange – This Side of Jordan (2013, 180g, Vinyl)". Discogs .