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Carla Olson & The Textones - Detroit 85: Live & Unreleased - Amazon.com Music
The first-ever live recording of this fondly-remembered '80s roots-rock band! Among the highlights in the set are 'Clean Cut Kid', the song Bob Dylan gave Carla Olson as payment for appearing in his first-ever music video (for Sweetheart Like You); 'Looking for the Magic' and 'Back in Time', both solo vocal spotlights for power pop legend Phil Seymour; 'Running', which has been covered by everybody from Chubby Checker to the Outlaws; 'Midnight Mission', the socially conscious title track for the critically-acclaimed A&M album from which 8 of the songs in the set are taken, and 'Number One Is to Survive', the song that was a staple of the live set Carla performed with Gene Clark.
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5.59 x 0.39 x 4.92 inches; 2.83 Ounces
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I've never heard of Carla Olsen before and was interested to hear her sound. I was pleasantly suprised when I listened to it! The recording quaility was very good and I love her voice! The reason why I purchased this disc was because of her association with Mick Taylor (whom I wish was still playing with the Stones and is (sorry Ronnie) a far better guitar player)! That said, I enjoyed the selection of songs on the disc and didn't find one I didn't like!
Carla Olson has been shepherding her brand of Rock and Roll ever since leaving Austin Texas. Influenced by every act that managed to entertain the rock hungry San Antonio, Dallas,Houston and Austin pork circut on their way to the coasts, it was hard not to pick up a guitar and create gems of her own..Writing about "love and societys' shortcomings" is positive she would argue ..Live in Detroit'85 revisits a time when that area was recovering from an oil induced slowdown(sound familiar) So it is prophetic that songs like Standing in the Line or Midnight Mission or Hands of the Working Man dot this Cd almost apologeticly; but sincerly heart felt as if on a relief mission of her own. Music buffs will smile when they find out they get to hear Tom Pettys' favorite fido, pop proliferating Phil Seymour on DRUMS and VOCALS performing Back in Time(why wasn't that a single you may ask?)Looking for the Magic etc. This alone is worth the price of admission ..Surprisingly this record is released unsweetened like so many live records, what you hear is what you got! Tom Morgans sax wails with reckless abandon Joe Reed thumps the bass with a Funk Bros vibe, George Callins "Upset Me" rolls along like a Buddy Holly meets Junior Walker refrain damn that band is good.. You almost expect to hear Bobby Dylan take a verse of Clean Cut Kid with Carla (he wishes) My favorite song though is John Fogertys' Rockin' All Over the World. Live, you got a sense the band had a big old Jet airliner waiting for them to wisk them to there next gig, so they packed enough propulsion and giddy up in this encore track to add fuel to the fire. Where will they be appearing next!!! Detroit'85 Live... be there!
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