the jayhawks / albums

264,793 plays
44 SHARES
105 FAVS
37 fans

- Tomorrow The Green Grass
- - 48,632 plays
  - 25 favs
  - 15 shares
The Jayhawks
Released 1995

I'd Run Away
03:34
5,148 plays

Bad Time
03:27
3,869 plays

Two Hearts
03:22
3,635 plays

- Add to cart
- buy
- share

songs

- 1
- Blue
- 03:09
- 12,653 plays

- 2
- I'd Run Away
- 03:34
- 5,148 plays

- 3
- Miss Williams' Guitar
- 03:06
- 3,360 plays

- 4
- Two Hearts
- 03:22
- 3,635 plays

- 5
- Real Light
- 03:25
- 2,634 plays

- 6
- Over My Shoulder
- 03:41
- 2,820 plays

- 7
- Bad Time
- 03:27
- 3,869 plays

- 8
- See Him On The Street
- 03:09
- 2,590 plays

- 9
- Nothing Left To Borrow
- 03:24
- 2,617 plays

- 10
- Ann Jane
- 04:00
- 2,351 plays

- 11
- Pray For Me
- 03:39
- 2,469 plays

- 12
- Red's Song
- 03:58
- 2,278 plays

- 13
- Ten Little Kids
- 04:33
- 2,208 plays

- play all

album review

The Jayhawks' final record with singer/songwriter Mark Olson, Tomorrow the Green Grass is also the group's finest. While the band's earlier efforts perfected a more traditional brand of country-rock, their fourth record is marvelously eclectic, both musically and emotionally; never before had they rocked as hard as on "Real Light," dug as painfully deep as on "Two Hearts," or hit quite the same peaks of exuberance as on "Miss Williams' Guitar," a tribute to Olson's new wife, neo-folkie Victoria Williams. The addition of keyboardist Karen Grotberg brings rich new layers to the Jayhawks' sound, as does the inclusion of a string section on cuts like "Blue" and "I'd Run Away," a soaring pop song that's quite possibly the best thing the group ever recorded. A fitting legacy, indeed. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide