Townes_Van_Zandt-Sunshine_Boy-The_Unheard_Studio_Sessions_And_Demos_1971-1972-2CD-2013-404

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404

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152,07 MB

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Date

2013-08-16

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Artist: Townes Van Zandt
Album: Sunshine Boy: The Unheard Studio Sessions & Demos 1971 - 1972
Bitrate: 219kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Genre: Folk
Size: 158.79 megs
PlayTime: 1h 35min 22sec total
Rip Date: 2013-08-16
Store Date: 2013-02-05

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. T For Texas                      3:48
02. Who Do You Love                  3:48
03. Sunshine Boy                     2:58
04. Where I Lead Me                  3:02
05. Blue Ridge Mountains             2:17
06. No Deal                          3:20
07. Pancho & Lefty [Alternate 1972   3:43
    Mix Without Strings And Horns]
08. To Live Is To Fly                3:18
09. You Are Not Needed Now           4:21
10. Don't Take It Too Bad            2:24
11. Sad Cinderella                   4:37
12. Mr. Mudd & Mr. Gold              2:28
13. White Freight Liner Blues        4:48
14. Two Hands                        2:40
15. Lungs                            2:05
16. Dead Flowers                     3:19

Track List: Disc #2/2
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01. Heavenly Houseboat Blues         2:53
02. Diamond Hell Blues               5:13
03. To Live Is To Fly                3:13
04. Tower Song                       3:35
05. You Are Not Needed Now           4:26
06. Mr. Mudd & Mr. Gold              2:49
07. Highway Kind                     2:20
08. Greensboro Woman                 2:28
09. When He Offers His Hand          3:01
10. Dead Flowers                     4:42
11. Old Paint                        3:12
12. Standin'                         3:29
13. Untitled                         1:05

Release Notes:
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This is a pretty decent album, I was expecting a less than spectacular
performance here considering Townes' past history of studio records that never
lived up to his live records.  However, this was not the case mainly because all
these tracks were previously unreleased.  The song selection was great and
included most of his big ones.  Pancho & Left sounded so much better without the
strings and horns.  At anyrate, I enjoyed this album tremendously and I hope you
do too.

Here's to Cowboy Jack Clement, who passed away last week, producer of most of
these songs and a legend in Nashvegas.

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