Barry McDonald Discography of CDs

Barry McDonald albums This willfully eccentric album is among the most misunderstood in Dylan's catalog. It's surely the oddest recorded moment in a career far from devoid of left turns. Dylan himself doesn't even appear on the opening tune, wherein a female chorus repeats a spiritual-sounding refrain over strings and organ. ...

Barry McDonald songs Personnel includes: Floyd Cramer (piano), William E. Justis Jr., Bill Walker, Barry McDonald, Albert Coleman (conductors), The Music City Pops.

Barry McDonald discography Track Listing of songs: Somebody's Crying; Johnnie's Got a Sweetheart; Someone Else, Not Me; Freight Train Blues; Just You and I; Careless Love; Down the Trail of Achin' Hearts; Bluebird Island; Right Way, Wrong Way; When I Lost You; ; I'm Crying; I Can't Help It; Keep It a Secret; ...

Barry McDonald albums Personnel includes: Floyd Cramer (piano), William E. Justis Jr., Bill Walker, Barry McDonald, Albert Coleman (conductors), The Music City Pops.

Barry McDonald CD discography It's widely accepted that McCartney was never the serious artiste that Lennon was; he never claimed to be, and more importantly (as this album bears out) never needed to be. This 1976 recording found McCartney and Wings at their peak. It's full of glimmering pop gems more concerned ...

Barry McDonald music CDs It's widely accepted that McCartney was never the serious artiste that Lennon was; he never claimed to be, and more importantly (as this album bears out) never needed to be. This 1976 recording found McCartney and Wings at their peak. It's full of glimmering pop gems more concerned ...

Barry McDonald CD discography Ronnie Hawkins' stay at Fred Foster's Monument Records in the early to mid-'70s only lasted through two albums. And while neither created the hoped-for commercial resurgence in Hawkins' career, each was a solid effort, and between the two they captured two distinctly different sides of Hawkins' work -- ...

Barry McDonald music CDs Recorded between November 20, 1973 and July 3, 1998. Includes liner notes by Paul McCartney. It's difficult to know what to expect from a Linda McCartney album. Whatever your preconceptions, WIDE PRAIRIE may surprise you. The record is, in fact, a quirky hodge-podge of fun, carnivalesque romps that tread the line between bar-room sing-alongs and nanve, acid-flavored pop. In a sense, this is more of a nod to such crackpot back-to-childhood pop ...

Barry McDonald discography Track Listing of songs: Stealin' in the Name of the Lord; Poor But Proud; ; Come by Here; I'd Be Satisfied; Come With Me; I Wanna Get Next to You; Come Lay Some Lovin' on Me; Don't Burn Me; I'm into Somethig I Can't Shake Loose; Hooked, Hogtied & Collared; Take It Away from Him; Let Your Love Come Down; You Make Me Tremble; Till I Get to My Baby's Love; Play Me a Love Song; Get Sexy; Love for Sale; Stealin' Love on the Side; God Can;