Van Zandt, Townes: Rear View Mirror (Vinyl LP)
Fat Possum Records
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Vinyl LP pressing. This intimate collection of Townes Van Zandt live recordings from 1993 is being pressed on double vinyl for the first time. ... The 17-song set finds Van Zandt in fine form - upbeat, gracious, apparently sober - and in good company, with fiddler Owen Cody and guitarist Danny Rowland adding a dimension of musical enhancement that never overwhelms the nuances of the material, wrote No Depression. As anyone who ever saw Van Zandt fall off a stool recognizes, there was no such thing as a typical Townes performance, but when he was good, no one working in the Texas troubadour tradition has ever been better... Listeners only familiar with this album's higher-profile material in more popular renditions by Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard (Pancho & Lefty'), Don Williams and Emmylou Harris (If I Needed You') or Nanci Griffith and Arlo Guthrie (Tecumseh Valley) may have heard the tunes, heard the words, but they haven't really heard the songs until they've heard Townes.
Vinyl LP pressing. This intimate collection of Townes Van Zandt live recordings from 1993 is being pressed on double vinyl for the first time. ... The 17-song set finds Van Zandt in fine form - upbeat, gracious, apparently sober - and in good company, with fiddler Owen Cody and guitarist Danny Rowland adding a dimension of musical enhancement that never overwhelms the nuances of the material, wrote No Depression. As anyone who ever saw Van Zandt fall off a stool recognizes, there was no such thing as a typical Townes performance, but when he was good, no one working in the Texas troubadour tradition has ever been better... Listeners only familiar with this album's higher-profile material in more popular renditions by Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard (Pancho & Lefty'), Don Williams and Emmylou Harris (If I Needed You') or Nanci Griffith and Arlo Guthrie (Tecumseh Valley) may have heard the tunes, heard the words, but they haven't really heard the songs until they've heard Townes.