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The Blissed-Out Birth of Country Rock 1966-1975 - Volume 1-7
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Did it start in July 1954 when Elvis Presley applied his twitchy energy to Bill Monroe's regal bluegrass waltz, Blue Moon Of Kentucky? Or a couple of years later when Carl Perkins recorded Dixie Fried, deluding himself into thinking that northern pop stations would play it? Or was it 'Beatles For Sale' in 1964 or Rick Nelson's startling self-reinvention in 1966? Or the early International Submarine Band singles? Or the Byrds' Time Between or Old John Robertson?
Country Rock was quintessentially Californian while its forebear, Rockabilly, was quintessentially Southern, but both were reactions against then-prevailing music. Both seemed to prove Isaac Newton's third law of motion; that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Every rockabilly single was a finger thrust in the face of smug, perfectly formed 1950s pop. Country Rock (or "longhair country" as the trade press called it) was a reaction against the self-absorption of psychedelia. In 1968 - the year Country Rock became a thing - Iron Butterfly released 'In-a-Gadda-da Vida.' The title song consumed one entire side of the LP, and, without drugs, it was unlistenable. Concurrently, there was a dematerializing back-to-the-land movement - an attempt to recapture any slice of Eden that hadn't been paved over.
Country Rock wasn't trying to supplant or reinvent Nashville. These were times as bitterly polarized as our own. Country music as it was made and played in Nashville every day derided hippies, just as hippies derided Nashville. True, a few subversives in Nashville reached out to the subculture, just as the Byrds famously tried to bridge the divide from the other side by playing the Grand Ole Opry, but the gulf was too deep. In the end, Gram Parsons' dream that country radio would sandwich his singles between George Jones and Loretta Lynn was no more than a dream. Country Rock was tailored to the newly minted underground FM rock format, not AM country.
By the mid-1970s, the rough edges in this music, harking back to hillbilly and rockabilly's unruly past, had become reduced to the Eagles' slick commercial equations. This CD and its companions tell the story of Country Rock from our arbitrarily assigned moment of its birth around 1966 until 1975. It's sequenced more or less chronologically so you can get a sense of the genre unfolding.
A final word: if a couple of your favorite tracks aren't here, there are several reasons. Perhaps we didn't know about them. Perhaps we didn't like them. Or, far more likely, the originating label wouldn't license to us.
Colin Escott
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Various - Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels - Bundle - The Blissed-Out Birth Of Country Rock 1966-1975 (13-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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01 | Truck Driving Man | International Submarine Band | ||
02 | You Just Can't Quit | Ricky Nelson | ||
03 | Nashville Cats | The Lovin' Spoonful | ||
04 | Pay The Price | Buffalo Springfield | ||
05 | Tried So Hard | Gene Clark & The Gosdin Brothers | ||
06 | Grizzely Bear aka Grizzly Bear | The Youngbloods | ||
07 | So You Say You Lost Your Baby | Gene Clark & The Gosdin Brothers | ||
08 | Tell Me | The Gosdin Brothers | ||
09 | Darlin' Companion | The Lovin' Spoonful | ||
10 | I'm Movin' On | The Everly Brothers | ||
11 | Ode To Billie Joe | Bobbie Gentry | ||
12 | Child's Claim To Fame | Buffalo Springfield | ||
13 | Bowling Green | The Everly Brothers | ||
14 | Niki Hoeky | Bobbie Gentry | ||
15 | Luxury Liner | International Submarine Band | ||
16 | Blue Eyes | International Submarine Band | ||
17 | What Am I Doing Hangin' Round | The Monkees | ||
18 | Old John Robertson | The Byrds | ||
19 | Sugar Babe | The Youngbloods | ||
20 | Ain't That A Shame | Kenny Vernon | ||
21 | Ode To Billie Joe | Nashville West |
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01 | Do You Know How It Feels To Be Lonesome | International Submarine Band | ||
02 | Wasn't Born To Follow | The Byrds | ||
03 | I'll Be Your Baby Tonight | Bob Dylan | ||
04 | The Weight | The Band | ||
05 | She Sang Hymns Out Of Tune | Hearts & Flowers | ||
06 | I Shall Be Released | The Band | ||
07 | You Ain't Going Nowhere | The Byrds | ||
08 | Hickory Wind | The Byrds | ||
09 | Turn Around | The Beau Brummels | ||
10 | The Loneliest Man In Town | The Beau Brummels | ||
11 | Never Goin' Back | The Lovin' Spoonful | ||
12 | One Hundred Years From Now | The Byrds | ||
13 | Train Leaves Here This Morning | Doug Dillard & Gene Clark | ||
14 | Make Up Your Mind | The Spencers | ||
15 | The Radio Song | Doug Dillard & Gene Clark | ||
16 | Nobody Knows | The Dillards | ||
17 | Listen To The Sound | The Dillards | ||
18 | The Conscience Of You | Dennis Payne | ||
19 | T For Texas | The Everly Brothers | ||
20 | I Wonder If I'll Care As Much (#2) | The Everly Brothers |
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01 | Drug Store Truck Driving Man | The Byrds | ||
02 | Christine's Tune | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
03 | Sir Douglas Quintet /Texas Me | Doug Sahm | ||
04 | Galveston | Glen Campbell | ||
05 | Lay, Lady Lay | Bob Dylan | ||
06 | The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down | The Band | ||
07 | Wheels | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
08 | Back Home Girl | The Corvettes | ||
09 | Through The Morning, Through The Night | Doug Dillard & Gene Clark | ||
10 | Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass | Buck Owens | ||
11 | Pickin' Up The Pieces | Poco | ||
12 | Sir Douglas Quintet /At The Crossroads | Doug Sahm | ||
13 | Up On Cripple Creek | The Band | ||
14 | Sin City | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
15 | Level Your Senses | The Corvettes | ||
16 | Silver Threads And Golden Needles | Linda Ronstadt | ||
17 | Hot Burrito #1 | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
18 | I'm Movin' On | Elvis Presley | ||
19 | Vaccination For The Blues | Sanland Brothers | ||
20 | Make Me Smile | Poco | ||
21 | We Need A Whole Lot More Jesus (And A Lot Less Rock And Roll) | Linda Ronstadt | ||
22 | Lungs | Townes Van Zandt | ||
23 | Ruby (Don't Take Your Love To Town) | Kenny Rogers & The First Edition |
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01 | Midnight Rider | The Allman Brothers Band | ||
02 | Living On The Open Road | Delaney & Bonnie and Friends | ||
03 | Livin’ In The Country | Cowboy | ||
04 | Just Another Whistle Stop | The Band | ||
05 | Biloxi | Jesse Winchester | ||
06 | Lazy Days | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
07 | the Sir Douglas Quintet /Be Real | Wayne Douglas aka Doug Sahm | ||
08 | The Best Of All Possible Worlds | Kris Kristofferson | ||
09 | Casey Jones | Grateful Dead | ||
10 | The Farm | Jefferson Airplane | ||
11 | Right Before My Eyes | Moby Grape | ||
12 | Joanne | Michael Nesmith & The First National Band | ||
13 | Some Of Shelly’s Blues | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | ||
14 | Delta Mama Blues | Townes Van Zandt | ||
15 | Walkin' Bum | David Alan Coe | ||
16 | California | Rick Nelson | ||
17 | Just A Country Dream | Eric Andersen | ||
18 | You Better Think Twice | Poco | ||
19 | One Toke Over The Line | Brewer & Shipley |
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01 | He Darked The Sun | Linda Ronstadt | ||
02 | God’s Own Singer | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
03 | Big Bayou | Swampwater | ||
04 | The WS Walcott Medicine Show | The Band | ||
05 | Tobacco Road | David Allan Coe | ||
06 | Charlie’s Tune | Goose Creek Symphony | ||
07 | Really My Friend | Country Funk | ||
08 | Truckin’ | Grateful Dead | ||
09 | A Song For All Seasons | Jefferson Airplane | ||
10 | Tell Me A Story | Morning | ||
11 | Silver Moon | Michael Nesmith & The First National Band | ||
12 | Hurry Up | Poco | ||
13 | Where I Lead Me | Townes Van Zandt | ||
14 | The Country Boy | Rusty Kershaw | ||
15 | Mare, Take Me Home | Wildweeds | ||
16 | Snow | Jesse Winchester | ||
17 | Sunday Morning Coming Down | Kris Kristofferson | ||
18 | Me And Bobby McGee | Janis Joplin | ||
19 | Delta Mama Blues (unissued) | Townes Van Zandt |
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01 | Hot Rod Lincoln | Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen | ||
02 | Never Been To Spain | Hoyt Axton | ||
03 | La De Da | Link Wray | ||
04 | White Light | Gene Clark | ||
05 | Tulsa Turnaround | Alex Harvey | ||
06 | The Pilgrim Chapter 33 | Kris Kristofferson | ||
07 | Singing In Viet Nam Talking Blues | Johnny Cash | ||
08 | Three Angels | Lonnie Mack | ||
09 | Colorado | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
10 | Grand Ennui | Michael Nesmith & The First National Band | ||
11 | When I Paint My Masterpiece | The Band | ||
12 | Henry | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
13 | Seeds And Stems Again | Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen | ||
14 | Angel From Montgomery | John Prine | ||
15 | Crazy Mama | JJ Cale | ||
16 | Crazy Arms, Crazy Eyes | Brave Belt | ||
17 | Lost Hearts | Cochise | ||
18 | Please Be With Me | Cowboy | ||
19 | Country Boy | Head, Hands And Feet |
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01 | Never Ending Song Of Love | Delaney & Bonnie and Friends | ||
02 | Willin’ | Little Feat | ||
03 | Taxes On The Farmer Feeds Us All | Ry Cooder | ||
04 | Asphalt Outlaw Hero | Lonnie Mack | ||
05 | Good Christian Soldier | Kris Kristofferson | ||
06 | Paradise | John Prine | ||
07 | For A Spanish Guitar | Gene Clark | ||
08 | Glendale Train | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
09 | Tumbling Tumbleweeds | Michael Nesmith & The First National Band | ||
10 | Hand To Mouth | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
11 | This Train | Rick Nelson | ||
12 | My Life Gets Better Every Day | Twin Engine | ||
13 | Delta Dawn | Alex Harvey | ||
14 | All Because Of A Woman | Mordicai Jones | ||
15 | Who Needs That Kind Of Friend | Doug Kershaw | ||
16 | Bad Weather | Poco | ||
17 | The Future’s Not What It Used To Be | Mickey Newbury | ||
18 | Fire And Brimstone | Link Wray | ||
19 | Wasted Days, Wasted Nights (aka Wasted Days And Wasted Nights) | Sir Douglas Quintet | ||
20 | Lost In The Ozone | Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen |
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01 | Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues | Danny O'Keefe | ||
02 | I Received A Letter | Delbert McClinton & Glen Clark | ||
03 | Tennessee Blues | Bobby Charles | ||
04 | Lazy Waters | The Byrds | ||
05 | After Midnight | JJ Cale | ||
06 | You are not needed now | Townes Van Zandt | ||
07 | Dallas | Jimmie Dale & The Flatlanders | ||
08 | Boomer's Story | Ry Cooder | ||
09 | Border Lord | Kris Kristofferson | ||
10 | Honky-tonk stardust cowboy | Jonathan Edwards | ||
11 | Rainbow | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
12 | Different Drum | Michael Nesmith | ||
13 | Gasoline | Chip Taylor | ||
14 | Tears | Pure Prairie League | ||
15 | Nobody Eats At Linebaugh's Anymore | John Hartford | ||
16 | The Great Compromise | John Prine | ||
17 | You've Never Seen Me Cry | Jimmie Dale & The Flatlanders | ||
18 | Walkin' One And Only | Dan Hicks |
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01 | Small town talk | Bobby Charles | ||
02 | Clyde | JJ Cale | ||
03 | The Road | Danny O'Keefe | ||
04 | Ain't What You Eat But The Way How You Chew It | Delbert McClinton & Glen Clark | ||
05 | Super Cowboy | Doug Kershaw | ||
06 | I'm tired of singing my song in Las Vegas | The Everly Brothers | ||
07 | Garden Party | Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band | ||
08 | In my own small way | Rick Roberts | ||
09 | Anyway I Love You | Dan Fogelberg | ||
10 | Early morning riser | Pure Prairie League | ||
11 | BB Class Road | The Byrds | ||
12 | Dirty Matthew | Chip Taylor | ||
13 | The Fast One | John David Souther | ||
14 | Once In A Great While | Uncle Jim's Music | ||
15 | Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music) | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
16 | Smokey Put The Sweat On Me | Kris Kristofferson | ||
17 | Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown | Jimmie Dale & The Flatlanders | ||
18 | Rock 'N' Roll Gypsies | Various - Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels | ||
19 | Will The Circle Be Unbroken | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band |
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01 | San Antone | Doug Sahm | ||
02 | Shotgun Willie | Willie Nelson | ||
03 | That´s all it took | Gram Parsons | ||
04 | California livin | Delbert & Glen | ||
05 | Pancho & Lefty | Townes Van Zandt | ||
06 | Gettin by | Jerry Jeff Walker | ||
07 | Ride me down easy | Bobby Bare | ||
08 | Old five and dimers like me | Billy Joe Shaver | ||
09 | If you´re ever in Oklahoma | JJ Cale | ||
10 | Roll in my sweet baby´s arms | Hank Wilson | ||
11 | Don´t this road look rough and rocky | Gene Clark | ||
12 | Salty dog blues | Earl Scruggs Revue | ||
13 | Lonesome LA cowboy | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
14 | Crying heart blues | The Band | ||
15 | Mercedes Benz | Goose Creek Symphony | ||
16 | Glad to be going | Rick Roberts | ||
17 | Country girl | Ozark Mountain Daredevils | ||
18 | Please help me forget | Borderline | ||
19 | Burning love | Dennis Linde | ||
20 | Roll um easy | Little Feat | ||
21 | Payday blues | Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks | ||
22 | It´s gonna be easy | Doug Sahm | ||
23 | Lost Gonzo Band /Up against the wall, redneck mother | Jerry Jeff Walker |
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01 | The troublemaker | Willie Nelson | ||
02 | Sweet misery | Hoyt Axton | ||
03 | Lies | JJCale | ||
04 | Dixie chicken | Little Feat | ||
05 | Ramblin man | Allman Brothers Band | ||
06 | She | Gram Parsons | ||
07 | If I´d only come and gone | Earl Scruggs Revue | ||
08 | Take me back to Tulsa | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
09 | Sangria wine | Jerry Jeff Walker | ||
10 | Everybody´s doing | Commander Cody | ||
11 | Big mouth USA | Jim Ford | ||
12 | To be with you | Delbert & Glen | ||
13 | Sold American | Kinky Friedman | ||
14 | Me and him | Goose Greek Symphony | ||
15 | Winonah | Michael Nesmith | ||
16 | Here tonight | Gene Clark | ||
17 | Sonic bummer | Gene Parsons | ||
18 | 101 iun cashbox | Chip Taylor | ||
19 | I been to Georgia on a fast train | Billy Joe Shaver | ||
20 | If I need you | Townes Van Zandt | ||
21 | Sleepless night | Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris | ||
22 | Texas tornado | Sir Douglas Quintet | ||
23 | London homesick blues | Jerry Jeff Walker |
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01 | Return Of The Grievous Angel | Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris | ||
02 | Life's Greatest Fool | Gene Clark | ||
03 | Crooked Judge | New Riders Of The Purple Sage | ||
04 | Building Fires | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
05 | Long Time Gone | Richard Betts | ||
06 | Cajun Moon | JJ Cale | ||
07 | When The Morning Comes | Hoyt Axton | ||
08 | After The Fire Is Gone | Willie Nelson & Tracy | ||
09 | Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way | Waylon Jennings | ||
10 | Stoned At The Jukebox | Hank Williams Jr | ||
11 | Willie Jones | Charlie Daniels | ||
12 | Mule Skinner Blues | Muleskinner | ||
13 | Mother Nature's Way Of Saying High | Barefoot Jerry | ||
14 | Ohoopee River Bottomland | Larry Jon Wilson | ||
15 | L A Freeway | Guy Clark | ||
16 | Ripplin' Waters | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | ||
17 | Border Town | The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band | ||
18 | Tell Me What You Want (And I'll Give You What You Need) | The Doobie Brothers | ||
19 | I Can Help | Billy Swan | ||
20 | There Goes Another Love Song | The Outlaws (Southern Rock) | ||
21 | Bloody Mary Morning | Willie Nelson | ||
22 | Brass Buttons | Gram Parsons |
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01 | Trouble In Paradise | The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band | ||
02 | Knoxville Girl | The Outlaws (Southern Rock) | ||
03 | From A Silver Phial | Gene Clark | ||
04 | Runways Of The Moon | Muleskinner | ||
05 | In My Hour Of Darkness | Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris | ||
06 | Sweet Desert Childhood | The Flying Burrito Brothers | ||
07 | Southbound | Commander Cody | ||
08 | Something's Wrong With The Beaver | Kinky Friedman | ||
09 | Slowin' Down | Barefoot Jerry | ||
10 | EE Lawson | The Ozark Mountain Daredevils | ||
11 | Wait A Minute | Johnny Rivers | ||
12 | Lover Please | Billy Swan | ||
13 | We Had It All | Donnie Fritts | ||
14 | Railroad Man | The Lost Gonzo Band | ||
15 | Mississippi, You're On My Mind | Jesse Winchester | ||
16 | Cowboy Peyton Place | Sir Doug & The Texas Tornados | ||
17 | Desperados Waiting For A Train | Guy Clark | ||
18 | Boulder To Birmingham | Emmylou Harris | ||
19 | Wild Wicked Woman Of The West | The Wright Brothers Overland Stage Company | ||
20 | Come Back To Us Barbara Lewis Hare Krishna Beauregard | John Prine | ||
21 | Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain | Willie Nelson |
TRUCKERS, KICKERS, COWBOY ANGELS
The Blissed-Out Birth of Country Rock
On January 12, 1970, 'Time' magazine placed The Band on its cover with the headline, 'The New Sound of Country Rock.' In the taxonomy of popular music, Country Rock was now a thing,a categoryby 1970.There were Country Rock browser bins in some stores, and trade magazines like 'Billboard'routinely classified records as country-rock or country/rock, expecting readers to know what they meant.
A category as vague and fissiparous as Country Rock can be defined narrowly or broadly. We've focused on rock musicians who embraced the concision, narrative drive, melodicism, and folk roots of country music, but we've also included a few country artists reaching out the other way. Rock musicians began trekking to Nashville after Bob Dylan began recording in Nashville in 1966, and they come still. Taking their cue from Dylan, a new breed of country songwriters, led by John Hartford, Mickey Newbury, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, began writing songs that dared to stray from the I-IV-V chord norm. A scene coalesced around them, attracting guys like Donnie Fritts, Billy Joe Shaver, and Tony Joe White. Before long, established country artists like Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash began to think about not making records the way Nashville liked to make them. Whether from Nashville, Los Angeles, or someplace else, country rock was enough of a category by 1970 to attract artists who often understood neither country nor rock. We tried to avoid bandwagon jumpers, preferring those who brought an original spin to their music.
Licensing can be a problem with compilations like this. Artists as well-known as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and Creedence Clearwater Revival were unavailable to us, alongside inexplicable denials like Rig. Some artists like Shiloh were on labels that have fallen into a contractual black hole. So if a recording that seems to belong here is missing, there's probably a clause in an aging contract explaining that. Even so, there's still plenty to love on the road to 1975.
Colin Escott
"There was a shared sense of direction that was in tune with the times. The Band, the Byrds, Poco, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Dylan were all exploring traditional music augmented by the power of rock 'n' roll. Psychedelia had had its moment and we were continuing to evolve what we believed to be the logical next step in American music."
(Robert Hunter, lyricist for the Grateful Dead)
"The winds that were blowing moved us all along. We each had different approaches - different tacks and different sails in the wind - but we mostly headed the same direction, just because of the push. I had no notion of country rock as a possible genre, although we used the phrase among ourselves as First National Band members. This was more to frame up and focus a feeling of playing. We weren't conscious of this being innovative. It was fun to play like that, and there was plenty to say with it, and we enjoyed listening to it, to each other. I listened to all the bands at some point, but not until some time after the form was well under way. We were all immersed in playing it and giving it voice; we only slowly discovered each other over time. Ideas come along like this regularly that push everyone along. No one controls it; no one leads it. Certainly, no one invents it. It is the moment when the songs start to sing the singers, and not the other way round. Everyone who plays and sings knows this when it happens, and it is the most fun you can have playing music. Like flying in your dreams, effortlessly - and especially fun if you find someone up there with you. You wave and smile and acknowledge the forces at work."
(Michael Nesmith)
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