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Personnel includes: Tim Janis (piano, synthesizer); David Surette (acoustic guitar); Janice Martin, Eunhee Kang (violin); Cinnamon Creeden (flute, penny whistle); Pei-Yao Wang (piano); Keith Foley (fretless bass); Scott Kennedy (percussion).
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Tim Janis Thousand Summers Songs | 1. | Morro Bay |
| 2. | Thousand Summers, A |
| 3. | For Only a Moment |
| 4. | Cape Ann |
| 5. | Star Island - (piano reprise) |
| 6. | Alton Bay |
| 7. | Once in Time |
| 8. | Wildwood Crest |
| 9. | Ocean Isle |
| 10. | For You Alone - (piano reprise) |
| 11. | Lighthouse Point |
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