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Jerry Jeff Walker - Live From Gruene Hall 2011
Jerry Jeff Walker is strongly associated with the progressive ("outlaw") country scene that centered around Austin, TX, in the 1970s and included such figures as Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Billy Joe Shaver, the Lost Gonzo Band, Waylon Jennings, and Townes Van Zandt.
Ironically, however, Walker is not a native Texan. He was born Ronald Clyde Crosby in upstate New York and recorded his first several albums while living in New York City. He didn't move to Austin until 1971, but he's remained a major figure in the area ever since. Walker has been quoted as saying, "the first time I set foot in Texas, particularly in Austin, I knew I was home."
Live from Gruene Hall is an excellent return to form from Jerry Jeff Walker. Running through a selection of new songs, Walker is accompanied by a tight version of the Lost Gonzo Band, who help turn these performances into little gems. The hit singles "I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight," "The Pickup Song" and "Trashy Women" only are the tip of the iceberg. It's may be a live album, but Live from Gruene Hall is arguably one of the best records Walker ever made. Of special note is a brief vocal cameo by Willie Nelson.
TraAklist:
1. Lovin' Makes Livin' Worthwhile
2. Pickup Truck Song
3. Long, Long Time
4. I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight
5. Man With the Big Hat
6. Quiet Faith of Man
7. Little Bird
8. Woman in Texas
9. Rodeo Wind
10. Trashy Women
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Post je objavljen 26.08.2011. u 06:37 sati.