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On March 3, 1972, Chuck Cassell taped a lengthy interview with Gram Parsons at A&M Records, with the purpose of getting some background information for the Flying Burrito Brothers' then-upcoming live album The Last of the Red Hot Burritos (even though Parsons didn't actually play on the recording). It's turned out to far outlive its original design, both since it was an extremely in-depth interview covering Parsons' entire career up to that point, and since there wouldn't be many more opportunities for such interviews with him, as he died a year-and-a-half later. This CD doesn't have the whole interview, but it does have a 69-minute excerpt, in which Parsons talks frankly about the Byrds, the Burritos, the International Submarine Band, and country music. Along the way are some sharp criticisms of some of the people he worked with, including Chris Hillman, Michael Clarke, Chris Ethridge, and producers Jim Dickson and Terry Melcher, though some praise for Hillman is granted as well. He's particularly critical of fellow Burritos Clarke and Ethridge's unsuitability, in his view, as country-rock players. The sound quality isn't great, and Cassell's questions aren't clearly audible, but this doesn't matter so much, since Parsons' answers are easily understood, and it's a spoken-word disc anyway. A much longer transcript of this interview, incidentally, appears in Sid Griffin's book Gram Parsons: A Music Biography. ~ Richie Unterberger
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Taking the place of the obligatory cd two-fer of GP and GREVIOUS ANGEL, Gram Parsons's THE COMPLETE REPRISE SESSIONS covers it all and then some for Grampires of all stripes. Produced by Emmylou Harris and Parsons cohort James Austin, this beautifully designed three-disc set includes one disc devoted to each solo record and a third featuring outtakes from each album's sessions. With fewer overdubs and Gram and Emmylou's ...
| | Al Stewart 24 Carrots CD (1980) Bonus Tracks
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"Here In Angola," "Pandora," and "Indian Summer" were originally released on the LP INDIAN SUMMER.
24 CARROTS is folk-rocker Al Stewart's 1980 album, recorded with Shot in the Dark. This reissue features five bonus tracks, "Here in Angola", "Indian Summer", "Pandora", "Delia's Gone", and "Princess Olivia".
The pun of the title of 24 Carrots ...
| | Eric Andersen Avalanche CD (1969)
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| | Stephen Stills Right By You CD (Import) Import
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| | Stevie Nicks Soundstage Sessions CD (2009)
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| | Doors Soft Parade CD (1969) Gold; Remastered
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| | Zeek Sheck Good Luck Suckers CD (1998)
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| | Bernie Leadon Natural Progressions CD (1977)
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| | Cooper Temple Clause See This Through And Leave CD (2002)
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England's the Cooper Temple Clause were an instant success with music fans and undeniably claimed the unofficial title of British Music Magazine's "Darlings of 2002," earning popularity and respect in equal measures throughout the year. On See This Through and Leave, no less than five singles are collated together with equally impressive album tracks to provide one of the most accomplished debut efforts of any British rock band since Mansun or Muse. Creepy opener "Did You Miss Me?" draws you in unsubtly before dispatching you to experience the pulsating "Film-Maker," a trademark song if ever there was one. With its searing guitar and two-part harmonies synonymous with Brit rock, the melody is direct, and like the rest of the album, the lyrics are unnerving in their ambiguity. It's already relentless stuff, but there's little sign of a reprise as it segues into the Primal Scream-inspired "Panzer Attack," where you learn that naming a song after a type of military tank is quite deliberate, not in the heavyweight sense but in its driving incessancy. It would be obvious for the album to maintain this tempo, but on the classy single "Who Needs Enemies?" vocalist Ben Gautrey reminds listeners "A killer-key change is all you'll ever need." That, and some delicately weighted horn fills. There's a healthy electronic input too, especially on the divulging "555-4823," which builds a captivating if slightly wobbly bridge between the singles "Let's Kill Music" and "Been Training Dogs," sampling all things British, including the chimes of Big Ben and a BBC Radio news bulletin. After hammering out the riff-driven "Been Training Dogs" and the equally powerful "The Lake," there's a necessity to ...
| | Bob Stewart Goin' Home CD (1988) (Import) Remastered; Reissued; Digipak
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| | For Against December CD (2005)
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| | Chris Johnson Headed South CD (2005)
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Chris Johnson was born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, schooled in St. Louis, Missouri and then lived in NYC briefly before settling back down in St. Louis in 1986. ...
| | Christopher Reising True To My Heart CD (2006)
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Christopher Reising Singer, Songwriter, Author, Performer—Christopher Reising of the well known Children’s Self-Esteem building Musical Book Series ‘The Fishtailed Goose, Named ‘Herman The Moose’, has performed throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Christopher is founder of Song Design Creative Media, co-creator of Herman & CharlyVille, books, CD’s and characters, and co-founder of Interactive Healing Foundation’s, “CHERP” Program (‘Children’s Hospital Educational Recovery Program’). They have worked with many facilities in the area, including; Ronald McDonald House, Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital @ Westchester Medical Center, Blythsdale Children’s Hospital, Columbia University/Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital, Northern Westchester Hospital and many other special children and adult help facilities in the tri-state area.‘True To My Heart’ — Last year, I finally had time to concentrate on just my music and the result is this CD. I recorded it in my studio, playing all the parts on my keyboard or live instruments and did all the vocals and harmonies. It was a fun project and while traveling back to Cleveland (to a family get together) I grabbed a couple tapes to play on the trip and really didn’t know what was on them and while on the road discovered recordings I did on piano with my Sax buddy Clark Reily back in the 80’s in California. That will be the next CD called…Then and Now! I’ll be taking those basic piano and sax tracks and wrap arrangements around them. Also, while performing out during the recording of ‘True To My Heart’ — I got a lot of requests for more flute work…also coming soon…a Latin standard CD with lot’s of Flute and Guitar work. I’m looking forward to putting these out ...
| | Ali Johnston Dear Mars CD (2008)
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