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Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman With Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives* – Celebrate The 50th Anniversary Of ... Sweetheart Of The Rodeo: Live!

Roger McGuinn - Celebrate The 50th Anniversary Of ... Sweetheart Of The Rodeo: Live! album cover

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Label:Friday Music – FRM-42024
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Record Store Day, Stereo, Gold Translucent
Country:Worldwide
Released:
Genre:Rock, Pop, Folk, World, & Country
Style:Folk Rock

Tracklist

A1My Back Pages
Written-By – Bob Dylan
3:12
A2A Satisfied Mind
Written-By – Jack Rhodes, Joe Hayes
3:16
A3Mr. Spaceman
Written-By – Roger McGuinn
2:31
A4Time Between
Written-By – Chris Hillman
1:50
A5Old John Robertson
2:00
A6Wasn't Born to Follow
2:00
B1Sing Me Back Home
Written-By – Merle Haggard
3:13
B2Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man
Written-By – Gram Parsons, Roger McGuinn
2:32
B3Mr. Tambourine Man
Written-By – Bob Dylan
2:23
B4You Ain't Going Nowhere
Written-By – Bob Dylan
2:25
B5Pretty Boy Floyd
Written-By – Woody Guthrie
2:38
B6Hickory Wind
Written-By – Bob Buchanan, Gram Parsons
3:14
C1Life In Prison
3:30
C2One Hundred Years From Now
Written-By – Gram Parsons
2:34
C3Nothing Was Delivered
Written-By – Bob Dylan
3:30
C4Blue Canadian Rockies
Written-By – Cindy Walker
1:52
C5The Christian Life
Written-By – Charlie Louvin, Ira Louvin
2:16
C6You're Still On My Mind
Written-By – Luke McDaniel
2:11
D1You Don't Miss Your Water
Written-By – William Bell
3:13
D2I Am A Pilgrim
Arranged By – Chris Hillman, Roger McGuinn
3:25
D3So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
2:26
D4I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
Written-By – Harold Eugene Clark*
2:37
D5Eight Miles High
4:02
D6Turn! Turn! Turn!
Written-By – Peter Seeger*
3:40
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Credits

  • Artwork – Jo Mora
  • Design [Album Design] – Karen Cronin
  • Engineer [Mixing Engineer], Engineer [Live Sound Engineer] – Mick Conley
  • Engineer [Monitor Engineer], Engineer [Recording Engineer], Photography By [Photographer], Research [Archivist] – Cody Peavy
  • Executive-Producer – Joe Reagoso
  • Lacquer Cut By [Lacquer Master Prepared For Vinyl Release By] – Joe Reagoso
  • Liner Notes – Randy Lewis (2)
  • Photography By [Back Cover] – Cody Peavy
  • Photography By [Front Cover & Interior] – Alysse Gafkjen
  • Producer [Associate Producer] – Justine Avila
  • Producer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Mick Conley
  • Tour Manager, Production Manager, Photography By [Photographer] – Adam Lammers
  • Vocals, Acoustic Guitar [6 String Acoustic Guitar], 7-string Acoustic Guitar – Chris Hillman
  • Vocals, Drums – Harry Stinson
  • Vocals, Electric Bass [Electric Bass Guitar], Acoustic Bass, Pedal Steel Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Chris Scruggs
  • Vocals, Electric Guitar [6 String Electric Guitar], Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Electric Guitar], Acoustic Guitar – Kenny Vaughan (2)
  • Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin – Marty Stuart
  • Vocals, Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Electric Guitar] – Roger McGuinn

Notes

Record Store Day 2024, "RSD First" release, quantity: 2,500.

Issued in gatefold jacket with RSD hype sticker, and pressed on translucent gold vinyl.

Lacquer Master prepared for vinyl release at Friday Music Studios, Huntington Beach, CA.

Artists on spine: Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman & Marty Stuart
Title on spine: Sweetheart Of The Rodeo 50th Anniversary: Live

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  • Barcode: 829421420248

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  • jroxas's avatar
    jroxas
    Regretfully, I missed this tour. The YouTube clips from the tour showed great performances. So this album was on my radar for RSD 2024. I did a double take at the price, but it was cheaper and available at my local record store. I never saw the album set at the other participating RSD record stores in my city.

    So far, the 2LP set sounds fine. Instrumentation is spread out thoughtfully in stereo. The live performances are excellent, Marty Stuart and his band are more than capable in capturing the spirit of the album.

    My only minor criticism is the scripted in-between chatter from both McGuinn and Hillman to set musical history. I understand that they were both fully involved with music direction for Sweetheart of the Rodeo album. It wasn’t only Gram Parsons pursuing this musical change, Gram was just the catalyst. I think the Byrds music speaks for itself.

    RIP Gram Parsons
    RIP Kevin Kelley
    • ShadyNeutron's avatar
      ShadyNeutron
      Edited one month ago
      Kenny Vaughn is smiling in a concert bow photo. It must have been pretty good on this tour and that great feeling definitely comes through in this recording. Very special. When Marty's telecaster and or Roger's voice comes on, it just explodes in your ears, I burst out in exultation many times it sounds so atomic. Hard to think of another stage with this much talent per player in the history of mankind and you can feel it.
      • wmtsbrad's avatar
        wmtsbrad
        The greatest live show I’ve ever been to was this tour at The Ryman in Nashville.
        This release is pure magic. Flawless recording and pressing. AND it came with a signed lithograph from Roger, Chris, and Marty!! Absolutely worth standing in the rain for 7 hours!
        • pilotfish693's avatar
          pilotfish693
          Please, what's the original price in store (for those who snatched a copy) ? I'd like to know to which level I'm gonna get scammed if my last hope is buying here -_-'
          Thanks

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