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I just got through playing the Tidal/MQA and Qobuz 24/96 version of this album. Despite being recorded by the same artist and production team, they sound quite different. I prefer the Tidal/MQA for “fuller” sound.
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Country Joe singing a Johnny Cash song
Bought this a lot of decades ago but never on cd until last week
Forgotten how much I liked it
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I must admit I’d been avoiding this, as I don’t really agree with Giles Martin thinking he can milk/improve a classic, but the “Esher tapes” (disk 3), and “Sessions” (disks 4-6) make it totally worth every penny. If you’re a Beatles fan, highly recommended. Roon’s data provider doesn’t know about a “Super Deluxe 6-CD set” though…
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I love a great deep album cut.
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Two of my favorites artists. The referenced track is great as is the rest of the album. I once had tickets to see Morricone at Teatro Del Silenzio in Tuscany. Unfortunately, the maestro had back surgery and the concert was cancelled. Bummer!
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This is my favorite Al Stewart song. I used to listen to it on WHFS, the alternative rock station in Washington, D.C. I loved the astringent tag line of the station: “Less Songs By Dead People.”
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Fantastic eponymous debut album for those who love simple guitar rock with trenchant lyrics and gloriously catchy pop melodies. Hard to find a bad cut on the album. Later in his career, I saw Crenshaw at a small concert venue in Greenville, S.C. It was awful, with Crenshaw dressed in Army fatigues and screaming horrible songs. I do love the evolution of some singers but this was beyond the pale…
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Like last years Let’s Eat Grandma, this one has to grow on you.
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