Sleep Talking | Worth the Wait
by Westfalia
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Cassette + Digital AlbumThe cassette tapes are hand-numbered and feature two new Westfalia songs, one composed by Josh Kimbrough of Butterflies and one by Joe Norkus of Embarrassing Fruits.
Also includes immediate download of 2-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.ships out within 3 daysedition of 50Purchasable with gift card$3 USD
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Sleep Talking
02:55
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Worth the Wait
04:26
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credits
released April 18, 2011
Recorded April 2011 by Patrick Jones in The Owl Room #2. Josh Kimbrough: vocals, guitar, bass. Joe Norkus: vocals, guitar, bass, drums on “sleep talking.” Robert Britt: fiddle, vocals. Ross Connolly: drums on “worth the wait.” trekkyrecords.com
Recorded April 2011 by Patrick Jones in The Owl Room #2. Josh Kimbrough: vocals, guitar, bass. Joe Norkus: vocals, guitar, bass, drums on “sleep talking.” Robert Britt: fiddle, vocals. Ross Connolly: drums on “worth the wait.” trekkyrecords.com
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