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Artist | Chris Hillman
Title | Bidin' My Time
Genre | Country Format | Album
Source | CDDA Time | 32:59
Label | Rounder Records Store | 2017
Catalog | II66100249 Rip | 2017
Bitrate | 250 kbps Size | 62.44 MB
Freq | 44.1 kHz Encoder | Lame 3.98.4
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01. Bells Of Rhymney 3:47
02. Bidin' My Time 2:59
03. Given All I Can See 3:02
04. Different Rivers 3:10
05. Here She Comes Again 2:31
06. Walk Right Back 2:30
07. Such Is The World That We Live In 2:46
08. When I Get A Little Money 2:32
09. She Don't Care About Time 2:29
10. New Old John Robertson 1:48
11. Restless 2:34
12. Wildflowers 2:51
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Along with frequent collaborator Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman was the key
figure in the development of country-rock, virtually defining the genre
through his seminal work with the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers.
Hillman was born on December 4, 1944, in Los Angeles, where he grew up
listening to Spade Cooley and Cliffie Stone and taught himself to play
guitar. In 1961, he and a pair of high school friends formed the
Scottsville Squirrel Barkers and cut an album; a year later, he joined the
Golden Gate Boys, a bluegrass band featuring Vern Gosdin. In honor of their
new vocalist's prowess on the mandolin, the group renamed itself the
Hillmen; after recording a self-titled LP with producer Jim Dickson, they
broke up in 1963.
It's hard to imagine a better producer for Hillman than Tom Petty, who
pledged a proud allegiance to the Byrds with his 1976 debut. That was the
same year Hillman began his solo career, putting both the Byrds and the
Flying Burrito Brothers behind him, and if that record didn't burn up the
charts, he wound up finding commercial success in the 80s as part of the
Desert Rose Band. Once that group ran its course, Hillman and fellow Desert
Rose Band member Herb Pedersen settled into a groove where they'd record
and tour in a variety of configurations.
Pedersen produced "The Other Side", the 2005 album Hillman assumed was his
farewell, but Pedersen convinced Petty to produce a new record and Hillman
agreed, winding up with the warm, wonderful "Bidin' My Time". Designed as
an intentional stroll through Hillman's back pages, the album opens up with
"The Bells Of Rhymney", one of several Byrds songs here. "She Don't Care
About Time", a song written by Gene Clark, is here alongside the rarity
"Here She Comes Again", for which Hillman plays bass for the first time in
decades.
These are conscious evocations of the Byrds' signature jangle, but on the
whole, "Bidin' My Time" heart belongs to the burnished folk and country of
Hillman's latter-day records. It's a cozy sound, one that feels as intimate
as a front porch but is delivered with the precision of seasoned pros, and
having old tunes - including sweet covers of the Everly Brothers' "Walk
Right Back" and Tom Petty's "Wildflowers" - threaded in between the
excellent new tunes from Hillman helps make "Bidin' My Time" feel like an
understated summation of everything Hillman's accomplished in his long,
varied career.
Tom Petty rest in peace.
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