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Almost 35 years to the day from it's original release, iIt is our extreme pleasure to re-release this favorite Arlo album. This is the first time Rising Son Records has released it on CD. We have digitally re-mastered every song to give them the highest quality sound available. Seven of these songs are Arlo originals. Doug Dillard, one of our favorite banjo players, joins him on a couple of tracks, notably, "Washington County". These songs are truly timeless. Make a new old friend. Arlo Guthrie Washington County Songs | 1. | Introduction |
| 2. | Fence Post Blues |
| 3. | Gabriel's Mother's Highway Ballad #16  |
| 4. | Washington County |
| 5. | Valley To Pray |
| 6. | Lay Down Little Doggies |
| 7. | I Could Be Singing |
| 8. | If You Would Just Drop By |
| 9. | Percy's Song |
| 10. | I Want To Be Around |
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Purchase Washington County CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Arlo Guthrie Hobo's Lullaby CD (1972) Remastered; Reissued
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This 1972 album was Arlo Guthrie's fifth, and continued his confident move from humorous troubadour (ALICE'S RESTAURANT) to one of the finest of the early practitioners of country-rock. After the gorgeous WASHINGTON COUNTY, which featured numerous originals, this time out Arlo focused almost exclusively on other people's material.
The album yielded one of his few chart hits with Steve Goodman's "City Of New Orleans." The sessions were produced by Lenny Waronker and John Pilla and feature such guests as Linda Ronstadt, Clarence White, Ry Cooder, Spooner Oldham, Jim Dickinson, and Chris Ethridge. This strong album and its predecessor gave Guthrie all the foundation he needed to create ...
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$31.45 | | Carole King Music CD (1971) Japan; Remastered
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In an era where it's not uncommon for a superstar act to wait three or four years between releases, it's astonishing to realize that Carole King wrote and recorded a strong follow-up to 1971's bazillion-selling TAPESTRY that was released before the year was up! ...
| | Weather Report Mysterious Traveller CD (2008) (Import) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
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| | Weather Report This Is This! CD (2007) (Import) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
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| | Cuban All Stars Bolero, Vol. II CD (1997) (Import) Sweden
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| | Ian Tyson Ol' Eon CD (1973)
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| | Eidolon Live To Dance CD (2004)
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The duo of Joe Scott (featured instrument, double-neck guitjo) and Hannah Alkire (cello) start the disc in a Spanish mode, with Scott on nylon string, and the effect of the percussive title track is like listening to an outtake from the great flamenco guitar/violin duo Willie & Lobo. Once Scott switches to his high-pitched, harplike primary instrument, they never stay in one vibe for long, going from a classical-flavored take on Bread's "If" to Celtic, bluegrass, and Latin influences. Their outside song selections range from the jig "Drowsy Maggie" to "Maggie Cameron," but Scott is also an effective composer, creating a lovely, contemplative ...
| | George Papavgeris Ordinary Heroes CD (2004)
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GEORGE PAPAVGERIS'George is something special ' - Martin Carthy'The best thing to happen in UK songwriting in many a year ' - Harvey AndrewsGeorge's stock-in-trade is quality songsmithery that everyone can relate to, rather than the more exclusive overt-confessional-soapbox mode that we often encounter. But he is not politically naïve, neither is his outlook without conscience; he just prefers lasting values to transient/parading activism, and takes genuine delight in simple pleasures.George only began songwriting in 2001, but since then he has written 170 songs and produced no less than six CDs of his material. As an indication of the man's quality, his last four albums were released on Robb Johnson's Irregular Records (Ordinary Heroes & For My Next Trick)) and UNLaBELLED Records labels (Silent Majority & Life As Usual). Additionally, more than a dozen of his songs are already covered by singers like Vin Garbutt, Andy Irvine, Roy Bailey and Cloudstreet to name but a few. He has also made numerous appearances on UK and Australian radio and toured in Australia twice (2004 & 2006) including performances at the prestigious ...
| | Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman Fli Mayn Flishlang/Fly, Fly My Kite CD (2006)
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Fli Mayn Flishlang! Fly, Fly My Kite!Original Yiddish Children's Songs by Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman"THE SONGS CAPTURE THE BEAUTY AND JOY OF YIDDISH CULTURE" "SING OUT" magazine, Fall, 2007These original Yiddish children's songs were composed by the poet and composer Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman in the 1960s and 1970s, mainly for the Yiddish folkshuln in ...
| | Bandb Bent CD (2007)
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BiographyThe inception of BandB came about with singer-songwriter Chris Breest's ambition to make a record in late 2003. Anxious to start production of his work, Breest turned to fellow studio engineer and future drummer of BandB, Matt Binder. The two collaborated and joined forces with various friends and musicians including bassist Brian Rizzardi, keyboard player Peter 'Keys' Pisarczyk (George Clinton, Muzik Mafia, Jody Raffoul), ...
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| | Kathryn Tickell Instrumental CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
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No one plays the Northumbrian pipes like Kathryn Tickell, and she proves it sublimely on her first band album in a few years. As the title implies, it's all instrumental, featuring her band -- fiddle and melodeon/piano, with significant contributions from clarinet, bass, percussion and, perhaps surprisingly, charango. Out of that she makes a very regional album that also offers several flights of fancy, as on "Trip ...
| | David Johansen CD (1978)
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David Johansen's self-titled solo debut bears a closer resemblance to his work with the New York Dolls than any of his subsequent recordings, but the former Dolls singer cleverly crafted an album that played to his former band's strengths while establishing an identity of his own and delivering a set of tight but powerful hard rock. Where the Dolls were frequently sloppy and poorly focused (if often gloriously so), David Johansen rocks with a cleaner but equally emphatic guitar attack (courtesy Johnny Rao and Thomas Trask), while Johansen's vocals are noticeably more powerful and sharper than his earlier music. Johansen's songs are more straightforward and less campy than his Dolls tunes; while "Funky But Chic" would have done his old glam buddies proud ("Mama says I look fruity, but in jeans I feel rotten"), the celebration of the fair sex in "Girls" and "I'm a Lover" cuts his former sexual ambiguity to the quick, and the tough rock & roll good times of "Cool Metro" and the girl-trouble commiseration of "Pain In My Heart" show Johansen could move into more conventional lyrical territory without losing his swagger or street smarts along the way. And while the Dolls didn't leave Johansen much room for slow songs where he could wear his heart on his sleeve, "Donna" and "Frenchette" allow him to do just that, and remarkably well. David Johansen in some respects seems like a deliberate attempt to sidestep much of the baggage that weighed down the New York Dolls in their bid for rock stardom, but at the same time its celebration of women and ...
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