Who Comes This Night
Provided to YouTube by Legacy Recordings Who Comes This Night · James Taylor James Taylor At Christmas ℗ 2004 Sony Music Entertainment under exclusive license from James Taylor Released on: 2004-11-04 Background Vocal: Kate Markowitz Associated Performer: James Taylor Background Vocal: David Lasley Background Vocal: Arnold McCuller Guitar: George Doering Percussion: Luis Conte Piano, Celeste, Producer: Dave Grusin Violin: Bruce Dukov Violin: Clayton Haslop Violin: Julie Ann Gigante Violin: Tamara Hatwan Violin: Sara Parkins Violin: Jacqueline Brand Violin: Natalie Leggett Violin: Kenneth Yerke Violin: Josefina Vergara Violin: Katia Popov Violin: Alan Grunfeld Violin: Claudia Parducci Violin: Margaret Wooten Bass: Dave Carpenter Bass: Ed Meares Viola: Roland Kato Viola: Brian Dembow Viola: Victoria Miskolczy Viola: Marlow Fisher Viola: Karen Elaine Bakunin Cello: Stephen Erdody Cello: Cecilia Tsan Cello: Paula Hochhalter Lyricist, Composer: David Grusin Composer, Lyricist: Sally Stevens Auto-generated by YouTube.

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