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Recorded between 1971 & 1973. Includes liner notes by Todd Everett.
RETURN TO HICKSVILLE is an anthology celebrating Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks's slim but invitingly winning Blue Thumb releases. They had signed with Blue Thumb after their overlooked 1969 debut, their first label appearance being 1971's live WHERE'S THE MONEY? They released new studio recordings, STRIKING IT RICH and LAST TRAIN TO HICKSVILLE in each of the two successive years. By the time of the latter they knew they were disbanding, hence the title's farewell reference.
The band's mix of Tin Pan Alley, vaudeville, cabaret, Western swing, jazz, and loopy pop was the perfect counterpoint to the era's psychedelic overindulgence. Hicks wrote a small but fine collection of songs during this period, many of which were to remain an integral part of his repertoire for decades thereafter. The Hot Licks were a well-balanced and sympathetic ensemble who were able to take these songs and shine them up to a magical gloss.
Live Recording
Compilation producer: Todd Everett.
Engineers includes: Al Schmitt, Tom Flye, Ray Thompson.
Personnel: Dan Hicks (vocals, guitar, percussion); Naomi Eisenberg (vocals, fiddle, percussion); Maryann Price (vocals, percussion); John Girton (guitar, lap steel guitar); Sid Page (violin); Nick DeCaro (strings); Jimmy Rowles (piano); Tommy LiPuma (percussion).
Audio Remixer: Bruce Botnick.
Liner Note Author: Todd Everett.
Recording information: Record Plant, Susalito (02/1971-03/1973); Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA (02/1971-03/1973); Troubadour, Hollywood, CA (02/1971-03/1973).
Photographer: Dan Hicks.
Unknown Contributor Role: Dan Hicks.
Personnel: Dan Hicks (vocals, guitar, percussion); Maryann Price (vocals, percussion); Naomi Ruth Eisenberg (vocals, fiddle, percussion); John Girton (guitar); Jaime Leopold (strings, bass); Sid Page (violin, background vocals); Jimmy Rowles (piano); Bob Scott (drums); Tommy LiPuma (percussion).
Producer: Tommy LiPuma.
Return To Hicksville: The Best Of The Blue Thumb Years 1971-1973 Music | List Price | $9.95 (You save $2.46) | | Category | Rock Albums, Country CDs, Rock/Pop, Country Rock, Greatest Hits Collections, Enhanced CD | | Label | Hip-O | | Orig Year | 1997 | | All Time Sales Rank | 35606  | | CD Universe Part number | 1249622 | | Catalog number | 40053 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 17, 1997 | | Studio/Live | Mixed | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Engineer | Ray Thompson; Bruce Botnick | | Personnel | Sid Page - violin Nick DeCaro - strings Jimmy Rowles - piano Dan Hicks - vocals, guitar, percussion Maryann Price - vocals, percussion John Girton - guitar, lap steel guitar Jaime Leopold - strings, bass Naomi Eisenberg - vocals, fiddle, percussion Bob Scott - drums Bob Scott - drums Tommy LiPuma - percussion Naomi Ruth Eisenberg - vocals, fiddle, percussion
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