[2023-08-25] The Atlanta Rhythm Section "Time Machine" 2CD comp incl. unreleased studio and live tracks (Sunset Blvd)

Linda · 13 Jan 1966

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C5CRN5LM/?tag=imwan-20

Description
2 CDs / 32 tracks, 7 previously unreleased studio tracks, 6 previously unreleased live tracks.

Authorized by the Atlanta Rhythm Section!

Often described as a more radio-friendly version of Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Atlanta Rhythm Section was one of a few Southern rock bands to hit the upper reaches of the charts during the ’70s. Hailing from the small town of Doraville, Georgia, the formation of ARS can be traced to the remnants of two groups (The Candymen & The Classics IV). Local hit songwriter Buddy Buie assembled the band which comprised singer Rodney Justo, guitarist Barry Bailey, bassist Paul Goddard, keyboardist Dean Daughtry, and drummer Robert Nix. After playing on several artists’ recordings, it was decided to take the band a step further and make the group of players a real band, leading to the formation of the ARS.

Disc One features album deep cuts and previously unreleased studio recordings. Disc Two features live performances of their greatest hits over the decades.

Tracklist
[CD1: Studio]
1. Miss Brown
2. Georgia Pines (The Candymen)
3. Stormy (Noah’s Ark)
4. Love Me Just A Little (Sometime)
5. Will I Live On?
6. Jukin’
7. Sleep With One Eye Open (Justo Vocal)
8. High Time
9. Stone Cold Hit
10. Longing For A Feeling
11. Bad Situation
12. Long Distance Love
13. You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet
14. I Don’t Want To Grow Old Alone (Hammond Vocal)
15. Alien (Acoustic)
16. Conversation (Hammond & Justo Vocal)
17. Two Note Boogie
18. When

[CD2: Live]
1. Back Up Against The Wall (Atlanta ’78)
2. Sky High (Pittsburgh ’77)
3. Homesick (NYC ’81)
4. Champagne Jam (Tokyo ’78)
5. Jukin’ (Munich ’83)
6. Large Time (Munich ’83)
7. Angel (Los Angeles ’77)
8. I’m Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight (Tokyo ’78)
9. Jam (Atlanta ’78)
10. Spooky (Tokyo ’78)
11. Boogie Smoogie (Cleveland ’78)
12. Mixed Emotions (NYC ’96)
13. Imaginary Lover (NYC ’96)
14. So Into You (London ’78)

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Headfone · **Joined:** 08 Mar 2008 **Posts:** 368

I'm assuming that in the first line of the product description, the writer intended to say "previously unreleased." This one looks like it might be worth picking up.

Linda · 13 Jan 1966

Headfone wrote:

I'm assuming that in the first line of the product description, the writer intended to say "previously unreleased." This one looks like it might be worth picking up.

Yes. The description is fixed now.

Linda · 13 Jan 1966

A trio of samples:

"Sleep With One Eye Open"

"Conversation"

"Spooky (Tokyo '78)"

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

the tune stack listed for disc one in the first post does not match the tune stack that is up and running on spotify........odd, to say the least.

spotify has:

mrs. brown
jukin
bad situation

does not have

lonely eyes
voodoo
whats up wit dat

Jason Michael · 30 May 2012

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

Jason Michael wrote:

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

yes.......i'm old. :sigh:

Jason Michael · 30 May 2012

Renny wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

yes.......i'm old. :sigh:

I think I'm close to your age, Renny. Just not anything I've come across before.

Linda · 13 Jan 1966

Tune stack... Renny is posting from the basement of an abandoned AM radio station somewhere in Cleveland.

I guess it's not surprising that the label's provided tracklist also had errors, after what Headfone caught in their description. Anyway, I've updated the tracklist to match what's actually on the discs, which also matches what Renny heard.

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

Linda wrote:

Tune stack... Renny is posting from the basement of an abandoned AM radio station somewhere in Cleveland.

I guess it's not surprising that the label's provided tracklist also had errors, after what Headfone caught in their description. Anyway, I've updated the tracklist to match what's actually on the discs, which also matches what Renny heard.

linda,

have you heard the term 'tune stack" before?

renny

and if i may ask, what is headfone, and what did they catch?

banzaibid · 05 Aug 2007

Jason Michael wrote:

Renny wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

yes.......i'm old. :sigh:

I think I'm close to your age, Renny. Just not anything I've come across before.

I'm older than both of you (75), grew up in NE Ohio (Renny's neck of the woods, I believe) ... and I have never heard the term "tune stack." Going back to 1960 or 1961, when I first started listening to albums (LPs), it was always referred to as a track listing. I also tried Googling it, and didn't find anything.

Renny, was this a widely used term in your area? Also, do you need food or supplies sent to that abandoned AM radio station?

alantig · 20 Sep 2006

Linda · 13 Jan 1966

Renny wrote:

linda,

have you heard the term 'tune stack" before?

Yes. I associate it with people who refer to tracks as "sides".

Quote:

and if i may ask, what is headfone, and what did they catch?

He's right upthread!

viewtopic.php?p=3162178#p3162178

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

banzaibid wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

Renny wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

yes.......i'm old. :sigh:

I think I'm close to your age, Renny. Just not anything I've come across before.

I'm older than both of you (75), grew up in NE Ohio (Renny's neck of the woods, I believe) ... and I have never heard the term "tune stack." Going back to 1960 or 1961, when I first started listening to albums (LPs), it was always referred to as a track listing. I also tried Googling it, and didn't find anything.

Renny, was this a widely used term in your area? Also, do you need food or supplies sent to that abandoned AM radio station?

if i'm correct, i first heard the term 'tune stack' on the old ICE board (bill levenson maybe?), no i never heard it growing up around NE ohio though. it makes sense though.

i don't even know what made me use it......flashback??

food and supplies are plentiful, thanks.

Jim Wilkin · **Joined:** 20 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 429

Renny wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

What's a tune stack? I've never heard that phrase before. Like a track listing?

yes.......i'm old. :sigh:

For what it's worth, I have heard the term "tune stack." I just turned 70 and I'm livin' in a van down by the river in western New York.

[2023-08-25] The Atlanta Rhythm Section "Time Machine" 2CD comp incl. unreleased studio and live tracks (Sunset Blvd)

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