close to a country masterpiece as a rock act could ever make. In fact, the only tunes better than the definitive covers here of songs by Bob Dylan ("You Ain't Goi...
close to a country masterpiece as a rock act could ever make. In fact, the only tunes better than the definitive covers here of songs by Bob Dylan ("You Ain't Goi...
Sweetheart Of The Rodeo [Remastered] - Byrds (The)
Main specs
Title: Sweetheart Of The Rodeo [Remastered]
Performer: Byrds (The)
Genre: Rock & Pop
Sub Genre: Country Rock
Release Date: 03/1997
Recomended Retail Price: 8.99 GBP
Original Release Year: 1968
Label / Distributor: Columbia / Sony Music/Arvato Services
Engineer: Roy Halee; Charlie Bragg
Pieces in Set: 1
Studio / Live: Studio
Stereo: Stereo
Format: Performer
EAN: 5099748675224
Catalogue Number: 4867522
SPAR code: AAD
Additional notes
Album Notes: The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (drums).
Album Reviews: Q (9/00, p.134) - Included in Q's "Best Alt.Country Albums Of All Time".
Titles on disc 1
1.: You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
2.: I Am A Pilgrim
3.: Christian Life
4.: You Don't Miss Your Water
5.: You're Still On My Mind
6.: Pretty Boy Floyd
7.: Hickory Wind
8.: One Hundred Years From Now
9.: Blue Canadian Rockies
10.: Life In Prison
11.: Nothing Was Delivered
12.: Reputation (bonus track)
13.: Lazy Days (bonus track)
14.: Pretty Polly (bonus track)
15.: Christian Life (master take/Gram Parsons vocal - bonus track)
16.: Life In Prison (alternate take/bonus track)
17.: You're Still On My Mind (alternate take/bonus track)
18.: One Hundred Years From Now (master take/Gram Parsons vocal - bonus track)
Advantages: inteligent varied original Disadvantages: their last record as a group
...Some are born great,as the saying goes ,others have greatness
thrust upon them,and in the case of The Specials it seems not only did they achieve greatness with their debut album "Specials",but had even more greatness thrust upon them by an over expectant music press and ravenous fan base
all eager for more of their punk/ska riotous rapture ,however in
the spirit of true greatness and wanton defiance they delivered
"More Specials" in the autumn of 1980,and in direct conflict to its title could well have been called "Less Specials "
In the twelve months which had elapsed between their debut and this daring follow up the musical landscape had changed a great deal ,the fury of punk which gave rise to the groups foundations was now a fading memory as new sounds and movements splinterd into a varied buffet of sounds and movements...
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Advantages: Jeff's final musical journey of excellence Disadvantages: Not finished in places.
...intact . And with this they set off to record new material for "My sweetheart the drunk".
To begin with the band recorded a session with Tom Veraline (a former punk lead man from the band "Television") (this appears on the first disk of the album). These are all fully mixed and studio recorded, but Buckley was displeased with them (which is why it wasn't released as an album).
The second disk consist's mainly of the 4 track demo's he made in his house away from the band whilst spending time on his own and contemplating the album. It also has 2 unmixed versions of songs from the Veraline saessions and the song with which his memorial ended.
Disk 1 track listing- (credits are in brackets where the whole thing wasn't Buckley)
"The Sky Is a Landfill" (Jeff Buckley, Michael Tighe) - 5:09
"Everybody Here Wants You" - 4:46
"Opened...
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Advantages: interesting very very interesting Disadvantages: too "interesting" in places
...production,
and is mostly of its time ,but its influential blueprint echoed for many a year on the likes of Depeche Mode and The Pet Shop Boys ,that small production i mentioned couldnt be better suited for a truly epic rendition of "Youve lost that Loving Feeling ",the song is stripped to its ragged underwear as the songs sentiments become all too apparent ,leaving it to shiver in the cold and despair of a love gone bad ,for a second it might be that Mr Oakey,s joking ,but no, he,s feeling it for real ,a masterstoke of song choice and possibly the best version ever .
As far as the re-mastering goes its a case of gaps being filled for fans and collectors ,but very well presented and chosen,especially the long losr early single "The Dignity of Labour "in all its 4 part glory ,at time ,s sounding like a synthesiser in the microwave...
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