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The Best of Bobby Bare [Razor & Tie] by Bobby Bare (CD, Aug-1994, Razor & Tie)
(CD, 1994)
Primary Artist: Bobby Bare
Personnel: Bobby Bare (vocals, guitar).Liner Note Author: Jimmy Guterman.Recording information: 11/0...
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Format: CD
Aug 1994
Record Label: Razor & Tie
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 793018204323 |
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Track Listing
1. All American Boy, The
2. I'd Fight the World
3. Detroit City
4. 500 Miles Away from Home
5. Miller's Cave
6. Have I Stayed Away Too Long
7. Long Black Limousine
8. Four Strong Winds
9. When the Wind Blows (In Chicago)
10. Just to Satisfy You
11. Long Black Veil
12. Streets of Baltimore, The
13. Houston
14. Green, Green Grass of Home
15. Game of Triangles, The
16. Charleston Railroad Tavern
17. Chicken Every Sunday
18. (Margie's At) The Lincoln Park Inn
19. God Bless America Again
20. Your Husband, My Wife
21. Come on Home (And Sing the Blues to Daddy)
Album Notes
Personnel: Bobby Bare (vocals, guitar).Liner Note Author: Jimmy Guterman.Recording information: 11/02/1962-09/25/1969.Arrangers: Don Tweedy; Hank Levine.In the '60s and '70s, Bobby Bare provided the crucial link between the "mainstream" and "outlaw" branches of country music's family tree. His big, burly voice and amiable, guy-next-door delivery were the perfect vehicle for tracks that combined honky tonk verities with a splash of commercial production techniques and a fair dose of rough-and-ready outlaw stance (Though Bare always came across too friendly to start any real trouble; he seemed more likely to just get good and stewed and wind up sleeping on someone's front lawn). THE BEST OF BOBBY BARE hits many of the highlights of Bare's hit-filled career. While it's light on his great '70s collaborations with songwriter Shel Silverstein, you get the deceptively cheery-sounding murder ballad "Miller's Cave," the chugging "Detroit City," the Tom T. Hall adultery tableau "Margie's at the Lincoln Park Inn," and many more.
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