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Pete Yorn "Back & Fourth" 2xLP Columbia Records (US)

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A1 Don't Wanna Cry Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkDouble Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums – Joey WaronkerFrench Horn – Jason DeWaterGuitar [Nylon], Performer [Neptune Shorty] – Jonny Polonski*Mandolin, Percussion – Mike MogisTrombone – Jay WiseTrumpet – Scott QuackenbushTuba – Craig Fuller (2)Vibraphone [Bowed], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Organ [Hammond S-112] – Ben Brodine*Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Pete Yorn A2 Paradise Cove Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Jonny Polonski*Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkDouble Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums, Percussion – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar, Percussion – Mike MogisPiano – Nate WalcottVibraphone, Organ [Hammond S-112] – Ben Brodine*Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion – Pete Yorn A3 Close Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkCello – Louis Patzner*Double Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar [12 String] – Jonny Polonski*Electric Guitar, Percussion, Vibraphone [Bowed], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Mike MogisFrench Horn – Jason DeWaterOrgan [B3] – Nate WalcottTrombone – Jay WiseTrumpet – Scott QuackenbushViolin – Anton PatznerVocals, Acoustic Guitar – Pete Yorn B1 Social Development Dance Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkBass [Synth], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – R. Walt VincentDrums – Scott GaetaDrums, Percussion – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar, Guitar [Baritone], Percussion – Mike MogisFlute, Flute [Alto] – Leslie FaganFrench Horn – Jason DeWaterGuitar [Nylon] – Jonny Polonski*Organ [B3] – Nate WalcottTrombone – Jay WiseVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion – Pete Yorn B2 Shotgun Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkCello – Louis Patzner*Double Bass [Upright], Electric Bass – Joe CarnesDrums – Scott GaetaDrums, Percussion – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar, Bajo Sexto – Jonny Polonski*Electric Guitar, Percussion, Dulcimer [Hammer] – Mike MogisPiano [Tack] – Nate WalcottTenor Saxophone – Tom Hautig*Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Darrin PettitTrombone – Jay WiseVibraphone [Bowed], Organ [Hammond S-112] – Ben Brodine*Violin – Anton PatznerVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion – Pete Yorn C1 Last Summer Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkDrums, Percussion – Joey WaronkerElectric Bass – Joe CarnesElectric Guitar [12 String] – Jonny Polonski*Electric Guitar, Guitar [Neptune Shorty], Percussion, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Mike MogisPiano – Ben Brodine*Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Pete Yorn C2 Thinking Of You Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkCello – Louis Patzner*Double Bass [Upright], Electric Bass – Joe CarnesDrums, Percussion – Joey WaronkerFrench Horn – Jason DeWaterGuitar [Nylon] – Jonny Polonski*Mandolin, Electric Guitar, Percussion – Mike MogisOrgan [Pump & Hammond S-112] – Ben Brodine*Trombone – Jay WiseViolin – Anton PatznerVocals, Acoustic Guitar – Pete Yorn D1 Country Double Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar [12 String] – Jonny PolonskyElectric Guitar, Mandolin, Percussion – Mike MogisOrgan [Hammond S-112] – Ben Brodine*Piano [Tack] – Nate WalcottVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion – Pete Yorn D2 Four Years Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkCello – Louis Patzner*Double Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar, Percussion, E-bow, Guitar – Mike MogisGuitar [Nylon] – Jonny Polonski*Piano – Nate WalcottTenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Darrin PettitTrombone – Jay WiseTrumpet – Scott QuackenbushViolin – Anton PatznerVocals – Pete Yorn D3 Long Time Nothing New Backing Vocals – Orenda FinkDouble Bass [Upright] – Joe CarnesDrums – Joey WaronkerElectric Guitar – Jonny Polonski*Electric Guitar, Guitar [Baritone], Mandolin, Percussion, E-bow, Guitar – Mike MogisPiano – Nate WalcottVibraphone [Bowed] – Ben Brodine*Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Pete Yorn
Peter Joseph "Pete" Yorn (born July 27, 1974) is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist and drummer who first gained international recognition after his debut record, Musicforthemorningafter, was released to critical and commercial acclaim in 2001. He is known for playing the bulk of the instruments on his records.

Early history

Yorn was born in Pompton Plains, New Jersey, in the same hospital as Yankees great Derek Jeter. Raised in Montville, New Jersey, the son of Joan, a former school teacher and real estate agent, and Lawrence K. Yorn, a retired dentist. is brother Rick is a major talent manager in Hollywood, and was responsible for teaching 9 year old Pete to play the drums. His eldest brother Kevin Yorn is an entertainment lawyer. Yorn was raised Jewish. Pete attended Montville Township High School.

Breakthrough

Yorn was encouraged enough to maintain a focus on music while attending Syracuse University (class of 1996) where he was a major in the department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies and a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. After graduating, Yorn moved to Los Angeles, where he began to attract a following with his performances at Largo. Shortly after, signing to Columbia records in 1999, film producer Bradley Thomas (Kingpin & There's Something About Mary) liked Yorn's act enough to request Yorn send him some rough demos for possible inclusion in the Farrelly Brothers' film Me, Myself and Irene. Soon after, Yorn landed a job scoring all of the music to the film and also contributed the songs "Strange Condition" and "Just Another" to the film and its soundtrack. Yorn has spoken of the busy time mixing both his debut record while working on the Farrelly's scoring project. "Just Another" was also used in the soundtrack for "Bandits," the 2001 bank-robbery film starring Bruce Willis, Cate Blanchett, and Billy Bob Thornton.

After experiencing this taste of success, Yorn released his 2001 LP debut, entitled musicforthemorningafter, which went gold on the strength of the album's lead single, "Life on a Chain." Rolling Stone Magazine named Yorn one of "Ten [artists] to Watch in 2001" and gave the album a favorable four-star rating.

Yorn went on to release the 2003 album Day I Forgot which has sold over 300,000 copies to date and scored a third radio hit with the song "Come Back Home."

In 2006, Yorn released his third album, Nightcrawler and toured extensively in support of it. He preceded every show with an instore acoustic appearance at an indie record shop in the town he was passing through. All of these instore performances were recorded, thus creating an extensive series of Live EP's. (complete list of instore EP's below). Nightcrawler was named one of the top 20 records of 2006 by Paste magazine.

Guitarist Peter Buck of the band R.E.M. has made appearances on several Pete Yorn recordings, including instrumentation on the single version of "Strange Condition" and a number of songs from the Day I Forgot LP. Yorn has worked with producers R. Walt Vincent, Brad Wood, and Ken Andrews of Failure and Year of the Rabbit, in addition to several other producers including Scott Litt, Butch Walker and Sonic Youth producer Don Fleming.

Yorn has shared bills with the Dave Matthews Band, R.E.M., Crowded House, Foo Fighters, Weezer, Coldplay, The Dixie Chicks, Semisonic, and Sunny Day Real Estate, among others.

Yorn has played at Carnegie Hall on two occasions as part of tributes to Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen. Yorn gave the 2011 commencement address to the Visual and Performing Arts class at his alma mater, Syracuse University.

Yorn's song, "Lose You" can be heard just before the ending credits of the episode "Simple Explanation" during Kutner's funeral on the Fox show House, MD.

Yorn mentions the Nova Scotia band Sloan as one with great influence on him, even admitting after seeing them live in 1999, he was so blown away by their talent that he wondered whether it would be worth continuing to even pursue his debut album. Sloan would later tour with Yorn in the US.

The Trilogy

Pete Yorn's third studio release, Nightcrawler, completes a conceptual trilogy of sorts, which spans his first three albums (EPs not included); beginning in the morning with the musicforthemorningafter LP, continuing through the day with the Day I Forgot LP, and arriving at nightfall with the Nightcrawler LP.

In September 2006, in an interview with silentuproar.com, Yorn elaborated on his true intentions behind the trilogy, remarking that it was at least partially a conscious trilogy but wasn't meant to be taken too seriously: "I didn't mean like a Star Wars trilogy where it's one story at all." Yorn expressed that the "trilogy" was more of a diary of sorts; a person gaining new life experiences and simply commenting on them in linear order. "So it's a sort of continuing analysis of those topics, and the Nightcrawler LP would represent a later phase," Yorn said.

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