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Gary Paczosa / John Prine - Fair and Square (CD)
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Discovery Miles 3 160
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Gary Paczosa / John Prine - Fair and Square (CD)
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Loot Price R316
Discovery Miles 3 160
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John Prinetakes his own sweet time dancing with his muse -- and
truly writes what's in his soul. So if it takes him a little longer
to write the songs that capture moments and reveal the gently
folded human truths that bind us all together. It's always worth
the wait. Now, nearly nine years since the release of his
Grammy-nominated Lost Dogs & Mixed Blessings, the iconic
American writer has put the finishing touches on his latest
offering, appropriately titled, Fair & Square. "It was just
time," says Prine in his always understated way. "I had a bunch of
songs. I'd started recording them, and it turns out, I liked them
pretty well. So, now, I get to get them all just the way I like
them - and then I get to let them go out to meet the world." With
the occasional wheezing accordion, curlicue electric guitar parts,
quick-wristed mandolins, billowing B-3 pads and puddles of pedal
steel guitar, the rough-voiced singer/songwriter's first
self-produced record is a homey affair that draws generously from
the palette of traditional American music -- be it folk, bluegrass,
shuffles, vintage rock & roll, torch, country -- for an
amalgamation that would be at home on any Wurlitzer in a
whiskey-soaked tavern with beer signs flickering from age and the
walls stained deeper than sepia from the years of constant smoke.
With bluegrass queen Alison Krauss on the ode to his Irish refuge
"My Darlin' Hometown", the street corner desolation of "The Moon Is
Down" and alt-country princess Mindy Smith bringing allure and
tartness to "Morning Train," "Long Monday" and the melted neon
ponder of "Taking A Walk," Fair & Squareis the work of a man at
ease with his life, secure with his place in the world and willing
to share the things that he sees. "It's been a while, so I'm pretty
excited," Prine admits with that Oh Boy grin. "And that's a really
good place to be."
General
Label: |
Oh Boy
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Release date: |
May 2005 |
Originally released: |
2005 |
Contributors: |
Gary Paczosa
• John Prine
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Performers: |
John Prine
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Dimensions: |
124 x 142 x 8mm (L x W x T) |
Format: |
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Running time: |
1 hour, 2 minutes |
Categories: |
Music >
Folk
Music >
Country
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LSN: |
XNN-TM5-Q80-7 |
Barcode: |
0094012003425 |
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Disk 1
1 |
Glory of True Love |
2 |
Crazy As A Loon |
3 |
Long Monday |
4 |
Taking A Walk |
5 |
Some Humans Ain't Human |
6 |
My Darlin' Hometown |
7 |
Morning Train |
8 |
The Moon Is Down |
9 |
Clay Pigeons |
10 |
She Is My Everything |
11 |
I Hate It When That Happens To Me |
12 |
Bear Creek Blues |
13 |
Other Side Of Town (Bonus Track) |
14 |
Safety Joe (Bonus Track) |
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