Setting Yesterday Free

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Setting Yesterday Free
Studio album by Infinity+3
Released	1970/1972
Recorded	????
Genre	Folk/Rock
Label	Spirit Records
Producer	Doug Milheim Mark Heard
Infinity+3 chronology
Setting Yesterday Free (1970/1972) On Turning to Dust (1978)

Setting Yesterday Free is the title of the first and only album by a band called Infinity+3. It happens to be the first recorded appearance by songwriter Mark Heard. The album was originally released independently in 1970, and rereleased on Spirit Records in 1972.

A limited edition CDR reissue of the album was released to fans in 1998 through Fingerprint Records.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Side one 2 Personnel 3 Production notes

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Side one

1. "All My Trials" (Milton Okun/Traditional/Noel Paul Stookey/Peter Yarrow)
2. "Life's Ocean" (Mark Heard)
3. "You" (Mark Heard)
4. "Morning Light" (Jim Evans)
5. "Memory" (Jim Evans)
6. "Friends" (Mike DeCastro)
7. "Presence Of The Lord" (Eric Clapton)
8. "Second Best Friend" (Mark Heard)
9. "Not Alone" (Mark Heard)
10. "A Place Inside" (Mark Heard)
11. "Love" (by Mike DeCastro)

[edit] Personnel

• Jim Evans: Guitar & Vocals.
• Mark Heard: Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica & Bass.
• Terry Rogers: Guitar & Vocals.
• Grace Miller: Vocals.
• Mike DeCastro: Bass, Vocals, Organ & Piano.
• Cathy Dunn: Vocals.
• Jimmy Moore: A Special Thanks!! Drums.

[edit] Production notes

• Produced by Doug Milheim, Mark Heard and Jesus Christ in us all.
• Engineered by Doug Milheim.

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