This Time Tomorrow 15 By Eric Hutchinson MUSIC Eric Hutchinson (Piano & Vocals) Peter Thomas (cello) Alex Ayers (Violin & Viola) Recorded: Brooklyn, NY & Milwaukee, WI Music Video Sponsored by HALL IMPORTS MUSIC VIDEO Created, filmed and edited by Cory Zimmermann Camera operators: Cory Zimmermann & Taran Schatz This Time Tomorrow written by Cory Zimmermann ©2001-2023

This Time Tomorrow 14. A song that inspired a national foundation. Cory Zimmermann started This Time Tomorrow Foundation for personal reasons because of a cancer diagnosis to his good friend more than twenty years ago. He wrote a song expressing the anguish, the uncertainty and also, the hope that comes with such life circumstances. And in doing so he has created an anthem - an honest reaction to what cancer presents but also a battle cry to see beyond it. That’s what This Time Tomorrow Foundation is now - a powerful and personal community driven to support those with cancer through the simple premise of providing Random Acts of Kindness for those in need because of a diagnosis. This Time Tomorrow has not only created the soundtrack for cancer survivors but also an incredible community that connects amazing people for amazing reasons leaving someone feeling like they have an army behind them. All because of this song. Candlebox releases the 14th and most emotive version of the song. Echo’ing the anguish of “why me, why now” they illuminate an astonishing picture through their inspiring and theatrical rock version. About the This Time Tomorrow Foundation: Using music and the arts to inspire hope, This Time Tomorrow Foundation provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. It is our goal to help those affected today reach the tomorrows they deserve. For more information visit: ThisTimeTomorrow.org

This Time Tomorrow 13 By Glen Phillips of TOAD THE WET SPROCKET MUSIC Glen Phillips (Guitar & Vocals) Austin Beede (Drums) Greg Leisz (Pedal Steel) Mai Leisz (Bass) Sean McCue (Engineering) Tariqh Akoni (Guitar) Recorded at Coyote Studios MUSIC VIDEO Created by Cory Zimmermann Camera operators: Cory Zimmermann, Hope Zimmermann, Ryan Alsop and Josh Hughs

Claudia Hoyser - This Time Tomorrow TWELVE Featuring Jay DeMarcus & Tommy Howell Available on iTunes/Apple Music and all streaming services 100% of proceeds benefit the TTTF Random Acts of Kindness program Arrangement by Claudia Hoyser & Tony Gross Lyrics by Cory Zimmermann MUSIC VIDEO- Directed by Cory Zimmermann Filmed by Cory Zimmermann & Tony Gross in Nashville, TN Recorded at The Grip II - Nashville, TN Produced by Jay DeMarcus Mixed & Mastered by Nick Lang

A very special music video debut from Mai Bloomfield, created in partnership with This Time Tomorrow Foundation (for TTT 11.) Using music and the arts to inspire hope, TTTF provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. One of the ways they do this is through their Random Acts of Kindness Program. The people featured in this video are RAK recipients. Their powerful presence helps tell this story… ------- Some words from Mai: "As every cancer patient knows, three little words can change everything. This is something I experienced first hand when I went through breast cancer. Nothing can prepare you for it. And yet, when you are forced to walk that rocky path, way out into the unknown, feeling more alone than ever, there is one thing that keeps you going, tethered to what matters most, and that is LOVE. At the end of the day, it’s those "other” three little words that lead you home." BUY / STREAM / LISTEN here: https://smarturl.it/Mai_ThreeLittleWords Proceeds from this song benefit This Time Tomorrow Foundation. Using music and the arts to inspire hope, TTTF provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. Their goal is to help those affected today reach the tomorrows they deserve. Learn more + support the cause: thistimetomorrow.org Directed by Cory Zimmermann Produced by Cory Zimmermann and Mai Bloomfield Shot by Cory Zimmermann and Ryan Allsop Edited by Cory Z (in CA, WI, Germany and China) Shot on RED in San Diego and Pewaukee, WI A z2 production "Three Little Words" Written by Mai Bloomfield, Ed Romanoff © 2019 Super Bloom Music / Fog Island Music Publishing (ASCAP) LYRICS: Maybe it's a curse, or maybe a cure It's been three days since my life changed with three little words From the doctor's mouth, those words hit the floor I looked for the window, I looked for the door How can something so small be so big? Three little words change everything Baby, oh baby, let me be sweet to you Some things in life we still get to choose Baby, oh baby, you are so sweet to me Life is uncertain – let's give it everything We drove out of the city, we climbed the New York sky Where you put a ring on my finger in the pink sunshine You leaned in close and you said to me Three little words change everything Baby, oh baby, let me be sweet to you Some things in life we still get to choose Baby, oh baby, you are so sweet to me Life is uncertain – let's give it everything Ooh ooh ooh... Ooh ooh ooh... Ooh ooh ooh... Ooh ooh ooh... Ooh ooh ooh... Ooh ooh ooh... So maybe it's curse, or maybe a cure It stopped my heart, it changed my life - three little words I love you, I love you, I do I love you, I love you, I do I love you, I love you, I do I love you, I love you, I do Baby, oh baby, let me be sweet to you (I love you, I love you) Some things in life we still get to choose (I love you, I love you) Baby, oh baby, you are so sweet to me (I love you, I love you) I know life is uncertain (I love you, I love you) I know life is uncertain (I love you, I love you) I know life is uncertain (I love you, I love you) We know life is uncertain Well life is uncertain but you, you're certain to me MUSIC CREDITS: Mai Bloomfield – vocals, acoustic guitar, cello Mona Tavakoli – drums Becky Gebhardt – bass Chaska Potter – backing vocals Sharon Whyte – piano Dylan Schorer – pedal steel Jeff Berkley – 6-string banjo, baritone + standard electric guitars Produced by Jeff Berkley & Mai Bloomfield Recorded & Mixed by Jeff Berkley at Beautywood in Oceanside, CA Mastered by Robbie Robinson FOLLOW MAI : WEBSITE: http://www.maibloomfield.com/ SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1aZXnrSKLjhK3idMyk2MNX FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/maibloomfield INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/maibloomfield/

The 10th and final version of the title song for The Time Tomorrow Foundation. Celebrating all 10 re-imagined TTT songs. SCORED & DIRECTED Zachary Durlam PERFORMED BY University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Concert Chorale SOLOS Hope Zimmermann & Cory Zimmermann RECORDED, MIXED & MASTERED Kevin Gillson RECORDED AT UWM Campus / Milwaukee, WI ---- Using music and the arts to inspire hope, This Time Tomorrow Foundation provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. It is our goal to help those affected today reach the tomorrows they deserve.

This Time Tomorrow 9 Produced by Jay DeMarcus OF RASCAL FLATTS Written by Cory Zimmermann SUNG BY: Jason Scheff LONG TIME LEAD VOCALIST OF CHICAGO Patrik Wayne Natalie Kaye PERFORMED BY: Dorian Crozier - Drums Joeie Canaday - Bass Justin Ostrander - Guitar Dave Cohen - Keys Ilya Toshinsky - Acoustic/Utility Jay DeMarcus - Piano BUT TTT 9 on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/this-time-tomorrow-9-single/1307016176 Using music and the arts to inspire hope, This Time Tomorrow Foundation provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. It is our goal to help those affected today reach the tomorrows they deserve.

THE SONG PORTER NIKERSON "This Time Tomorrow 8" Written by Cory Zimmermann This is the 8th re imagining of TTT. Recorded at Cave Studios - Pewaukee, WI Produced & Engineered by Joe Hite Performed by Porter Nickerson (Willy Porter & Carmen Nickerson) Music video starring: Willy Porter, Carmen Nickerson and many TTTF volunteers Produced by z2 Director: Cory Zimmermann DP's: Jason Jahnke, Dominic Panico & Mike Krukowski Edited by Jason Jahnke & Dominic Panico 100 Percent of song goes to the Cancer Foundation This Time Tomorrow. Pick up the song on our website https://thistimetomorrow.org/ttt8

Lotus Crush "This Time Tomorrow VII" Written by Cory Zimmermann This is the 7th re imagining for the This Time Tomorrow Foundation Recorded at Robert Lang Studios - Seattle, WA Produced by Justin Armstrong Performed by Lotus Crush Executive Producers Scott Mckinley and Cory Zimmermann Video shot by Avast Productions and Cory Zimmermann of z2 In Waukesha, WI and Seattle, WA Music video starring: Lotus Crush and TTTF Family members Amy, Shannon, Angie, Joe, Mary, Brooklyn and Paul. Edited by Cory Zimmermann of z2 100 Percent of song goes to the Cancer Foundation This Time Tomorrow. Pick up the song on iTunes or Amazon now!! https://itun.es/us/mKfd_ http://amzn.com/B017YFR9FC

The 6th version in the TTT franchise is re-imagined and performed by Naima Adedapo and Joe Hite. The first soulful rendition of this powerful song. ----- “This Time Tomorrow 2014” Re-imagined/Rewritten by Joe Hite & Naima Adedapo. Vocals by Naima Adedapo. Produced and arranged by Joe Hite. Guitars by Randy Komberec. Choir: Rodney Cunningham, Melissa Carter, Shamika Govan & Dion Martin. Engineered by Brett Schimke. Recorded and mixed at A.G. Entertainment Studios. Project managed by Tony Goff for A.G. Entertainment. Naima Adedapo management: Cindy Owen for Owen Entertainment. TTT written by Cory Zimmermann in 2001 and inspired by a true story and life of Dick Ticcioni. ©2001-2014 This Time Tomorrow Foundation | All Rights Reserved.

THIS TIME TOMORROW 5 // 2013 Starring C. Thomas Howell as Sean Marschke Asha Kratzer as Caylyn Marschke Beth Kratzer as Girl Friend I'm Not A Pilot Performance // Arrangement Cory Zimmermann Director // Producer // D.O.P. // Editing Co-Producers // C. Thomas Howell, Janice Zimmermann + Deb Zindler SPECIAL THANKS Pete Prodoehl Les Moore Droopy Deb Zindler Janice Zimmermann Clayton Kratzer St. Bernard's of Watertown Brooke St. James Sean & Caylyn Marschke Credits Song // "Xavier" by Brooke St. James A z2 PRODUCTION ©2013 This Time Tomorrow Foundation TTTF RECORDS

The fourth version of TTT comes from an amazing Wisconsin musician, Peter Mac. The music video features the courage of 23 people who either have, had or lost a loved one to cancer. The foundation is very proud of this years song and video. Watch, share + Inspire!!! This Time Tomorrow (2012) is available on iTunes on the "Carry On" CD by the Cory Z Project. All 4 versions of TTT are on this CD. Simply search This Time Tomorrow (2012) OR Cory Z Project. Guitars, Bass + Keys by Peter Mac Drums by Brian Dale Written by Cory Zimmermann Director of Photography/Edit/Color: Cory Zimmermann CG Typography: Jason Jahnke Guest DP (LuLu scene): Jimmy Sammarco Filmed on the Nikon D800 --------- In memory of LYLE Gary - Survivor Donny - Colon Cancer In Memory of Grandma Phillips In Memory of Laurel In Memory of Grandma Dalgren In Memory of Shirley In Memory of Grandma Harding Tim - Colon Cancer Cookie - Lymphoma Dory - Lymphoma In Memory of Arline Tom - Leukemia In Memory of Bonnie Lou In Memory of LA Ron - Survivor In Memory of Laurie & Peggy Karyn - Survivor In Memory of Bobby In Memory of Susan LuLu - Leukemia Dick - Survivor --------- Filming Locations: Frame Park, Waukesha WI z2 Marketing - Pewaukee, WI LuLu scene - Milwaukee, WI ©This Time Tomorrow Foundation 2012

The 3rd version of TTT was performed by Joe Hite and Cory Zimmermann. Pulling back all the production from the original and even the 2010 version. Doing this really helps show the emotions behind the song. available on iTunes! Shot on RED ONE Crew: Kerry Tasch, Pete Prodoehl & Cory Zimmermann

In 2010 with the help with over 40 Wisconsin musicians the This Time Tomorrow Foundation re-recorded the original song written by Cory Zimmermann in 2001. The power of song lives in these performances. But the song on iTunes

In 2001, Dick Ticcioni and I were working together at an advertising agency when he was diagnosed with Lymphoma following a hernia examination. Though Dick remained positive, I was devastated that I couldn't do more to help him through his difficult time. It was the bitterest inspiration I've ever received, but it gave me an idea for a song, which I recorded that night in my home studio despite a 102-degree fever. I would become the first of many motivated by Dick's courage. The lyrics, much like Dick's struggle, began as an open-ended question: "Will I be here?" But thanks to the support of LLS, friends, family and an aggressive chemotherapy campaign, the end of the song was rewritten as Lymphoma's uncertainty was trumped by a definitive statement of life: "The future's here." Dick's cancer went into remission after 93 days. He had won the battle, and 10 years later, he continues to win the battle. "This Time Tomorrow" took on a life of its own. We made a music video, released the song as a CD single and took the song on tour, telling Dick's story and donating the money we raised to LLS. Without fail, each time would touch someone new. Everyone knows someone who has dealt with cancer—a mother, father, brother, sister, loved one or friend. A lot of them had stories that they wanted to share. Some just wanted to say "Thanks."