<< MP3 BCD 15468 - John Stewart - California Bloodlines
BCD 15468 - John Stewart - California Bloodlines
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FormatMP3
SourceCD
Bitrate320kbit
GenreCountry
GenreFolk
TypeAlbum
Date 9 years, 9 months
Size 176.32 MB
 
Website http://www.allmusic.com/album/california-bloodlines-mw0001967682
 
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BCD 15468 - John Stewart - California Bloodlines




Issued in 1969, California Bloodlines is regarded by many to be singer/songwriter John Stewart's finest work. That's debatable, but it is a hell of an album. Stewart, who had finally left behind the Kingston Trio to pursue a solo career, solidified it here. Well known as the guy who wrote "Daydream Believer" for the Monkees, Stewart proved to be a credible, sometimes even enigmatic performer in his own right. Nick Venet produced California Bloodlines. He took Stewart to Nash Vegas and enlisted a host of studio cats who existed largely outside of Chet Atkins' countrypolitan mafia: drummer Kenneth A. Buttrey, bassist Norbert Putnam, harmonicat Charlie McCoy, Lloyd Green on pedal steel, and others, including the most sought-after upright pianist in country music history: Hargus "Pig" Robbins. Incidentally, many of these same musicians played on Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline session. Musically, California Bloodlines is a study in contradictions. Texturally thin like Stewart's voice, the songs are romantic visions of people and places that come out of a present which is already in the past and a past inhabited by ghosts. But this is also where Stewart excels lyrically. His portraits of spirits are made nearly flesh in his songs, which are ambitious lyrically if not musically, such as the title track, "The Pirates of Stone County Road," "Razor-Back Woman," "Some Lonesome Picker," "July You're a Woman," and "You Can't Look Back," with Green's pedal steel dancing throughout the melody and filling in each line. But perhaps the most beautiful track on the album is the elegiac "Missouri Birds," with its lilt and slow-stepped observations about space and time. And while generally regarded as a folk artist, Stewart's country roots are displayed here are as deep as Mickey Newbury's, even if he wasn't born in Texas. This is a glorious recording which kicks off an erratic yet never dull career with a bang.




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Tracklisting
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1. John Stewart - California Bloodlines [03:15]
2. John Stewart - Razor-Back Woman [02:29]
3. John Stewart - She Believes In Me [02:38]
4. John Stewart - Omaha Rainbow [03:10]
5. John Stewart - The Pirates Of Stone County Road [03:56]
6. John Stewart - Shackles And Chains [02:57]
7. John Stewart - Mother Country [04:57]
8. John Stewart - Some Lonesome Picker [03:13]
9. John Stewart - You Can't Look Back [02:06]
10. John Stewart - Missouri Birds [03:29]
11. John Stewart - July, You're A Woman [03:19]
12. John Stewart - Never Goin' Back [05:00]
13. John Stewart - Big Joe [03:19]
14. John Stewart - Julie, Judy, Angel Rain [03:08]
15. John Stewart - Belly Full Of Tennessee [02:50]
16. John Stewart - Friend Of Jesus [02:26]
17. John Stewart - Clack Clack [02:24]
18. John Stewart - Hero From The War [02:27]
19. John Stewart - Back In Pomona [02:29]
20. John Stewart - Willard [03:36]
21. John Stewart - Golden Rollin' Belly [03:14]
22. John Stewart - All American Girl [02:20]
23. John Stewart - Oldest Living Son [03:16]
24. John Stewart - Earth Rider [02:53]

Playing Time.........: 01:15:03
Total Size...........: 171,80 MB




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