Jim_Page--Seattle_Songs-2004-1way

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
1way
Size
75,72 MB
Files
11
Date
2006-04-07

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      a r t i s t : Jim Page
        t i t l e : Seattle Songs
          d a t e : 2004
        l a b e l : Whid-Isle Music
        g e n r e : Acoustic
  r l s.  d a t e : Mar/2006
      t r a c k s : 11
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 75,7 MB

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     Jim arrived in Seattle from California via New York City in
     1971, way back when nobody knew where it was and Seattle was
     the best kept secret in the Emerald Corner. Before Starbucks
     and Microsoft, Bill Gates and the cash cow called "Grunge."
     Falling in love with the rain and the wonderful spontaneity of
     the place Jim immediately started writing songs about it. Over
     the years the catalog grew. Then someone suggested that some
     of these songs be recorded to created a ballad overview of the
     city, its life and times, and Jim's life in it. This is the
     result. The oldest song is First Avenue, going back to 1971.
     The newest is "I Keep Comin' Back," written specifically for
     the project in 2004. And the others span the times between.
     Listening to this album you will take the Ferry to dry land,
     walk through Gasworks Park, meet a singer on the road who
     picks up two AWOL hitch hikers and takes them to Canada, rid
     buses and avoid the cops on First Avenue, meet a pool hustler
     named Walter Tortoise, watch Paul Allen take over, see the new
     baseball stadium get built, see the wrecking ball tear down
     the old hotels, ride the Fremont Bridge, have a crazy rag time
     dream about the old rock and roll bar band days, and finally
     fall in love with the place all over again. The
     instrumentation is world class - Orville Johnson on resonator
     and acoustic guitars, Grant Dermody on harmonica, Michael Gray
     on fiddle, and Dale Fanning on percussion. And, of course, Jim
     Page, singing, playing guitar, and painting lyrical pictures
     for your ear.

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      01-the whidbey island overwater transfer ferry line       [03:05]
      02-gasworks park                                          [04:51]
      03-the singer and the awol kid                            [04:02]
      04-first avenue                                           [03:54]
      05-walter tortoise                                        [03:13]
      06-paul allentown                                         [05:29]
      07-all they want to talk about                            [05:02]
      08-ice skating on the fremont bridge                      [02:44]
      09-the wrecking ball blues                                [04:07]
      10-guitar thing                                           [05:34]
      11-i keep comin' back                                     [05:06]
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                                                                 47:07 min

Files

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01-jim_page--the_whidbey_island_overwater_transfer_ferry_line.mp35,27 MB
02-jim_page--gasworks_park.mp36,93 MB
03-jim_page--the_singer_and_the_awol_kid.mp36,60 MB
04-jim_page--first_avenue.mp36,94 MB
05-jim_page--walter_tortoise.mp35,42 MB
06-jim_page--paul_allentown.mp39,33 MB
07-jim_page--all_they_want_to_talk_about.mp37,77 MB
08-jim_page--ice_skating_on_the_fremont_bridge.mp34,41 MB
09-jim_page--the_wrecking_ball_blues.mp36,61 MB
10-jim_page--guitar_thing.mp38,86 MB
11-jim_page--i_keep_comin_back.mp37,59 MB