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Last Date
(CD, 2008)
Primary Artist: Emmylou Harris
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Format: CD
Aug 2008
Record Label: Rhino Encore
Recording Type: Live
UPC: 081227991036 |
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Track Listing
1. I'm Movin' On
2. It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
3. So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)
4. Return of the Grievous Angel
5. Restless
6. Racing In the Street
7. Long May You Run
8. We'll Sweep Out the Ashes (In the Morning)
9. Juanita
10. Devil In Disguise
11. (Lost His Love) On Our Last Date
12. Buckaroo/Love's Gonna Live Here [Medley]
13. Another Pot O' Tea
14. Maybe Tonight
| Details | | Contributing artists: | Barry Tashian | | Distributor: | Ryko Distribution | | Recording Type: | Live | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Emmylou Harris (vocals, guitar); Barry Tashian (vocals, guitar, banjo); Wayne Goodwin (guitar, mandolin, fiddle, saxophone); Frank Reckard (guitar, background vocals); Steve Fishell (pedal steel guitar, dobro); Mike Bowden (bass); John Ware (drums).
Producer: Brian Ahern.
Reissue producer: Monty Hitchcock, Steve Wilkison.
Recorded live on tour in California in 1982. Previously released on Warner Brothers (9237404). Includes liner notes by Brian Mansfield.
Digitally remastered by Brian Ahern & Doug Sax (The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California).
Personnel: Emmylou Harris (guitar).
Audio Mixers: Steve Redfearn; Ross Ritto; Mike Adams.
Arranger: Brian Ahern.
For LAST DATE, recorded in a series of California honky-tonks during 1982, Emmylou Harris set out specifically to cast her Hot Band as one of the world's great country outfits. Harris wanted to make an all-covers live album that would capture the spirit of honky-tonk as she saw it, and here she sings a variety of endearing country tunes revolving, not surprisingly, around love.
Among the best are Don Everly's ballad, "So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)," Carl Perkins' bluegrass number, "Restless," Bruce Springsteen's novelistic "Racing in the Street," and Neil Young's country rocker/car anthem, "Long May You Run." LAST DATE expresses Harris's vision of what country music should sound like; the public responded well to this concept. LAST DATE stayed on the Billboard charts for thirty-two weeks in 1982, peaking at number nine.
Industry Reviews
...Consistent throughout....[It] features the least-known incarnation of Harris' Hot Band...and captures a series of live dates in California clubs....Her first live album, it produced several hits...
No Depression (07/01/2000)
...Documents the powerhouse Harris was in concert early in her solo career. Backed by her famous Hot Band, she tears through stirring renditions [of songs]...while retaining the glory of the originals.
CMJ (05/22/2000)
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