Chris Hillman And Richard B. Marx – WEA Studios 1976
No label, no reference – homemade from tape
Note: this is not “the” Richard Marx but another artist. Richard B. Marx
was Chris Hillman's harmony singer and go-to-guy when the other somewhat famous
singer didn't quite work out back when Chris was putting together a post
Souther-Hillman-Furay Band group, back in the mid-1970s. Another Colorado
expatriate from Southern California, Richard came out of Slumgullion, a Boulder
band whose drummer Michael Wooten played with Chris and the guys from Firefall.
He would tour with Chris for almost three years, and was featured on the
"Clear Sailin’" album. He co-wrote the title track from “Clear
Sailin’” with Chris Hillman and Rick Roberts.
Excellent sound quality – not available in stores
1. Fallen Eagle (1:40)
2. Love Is The Sweetest Amnesty (2:04)
3. Sin City (2:59)
4. The Race Is On (2:09)
5. Rise And Fall (2:23)
6. It Doesn't Matter (2:31)
7. Step On Out (2:42)
8. Wheels (3:07)
9. Devil In Disguise (2:33)
10. Heavenly Fire (2:36)
11. Take Me In Your Lifeboat (2:44)
2. Love Is The Sweetest Amnesty (2:04)
3. Sin City (2:59)
4. The Race Is On (2:09)
5. Rise And Fall (2:23)
6. It Doesn't Matter (2:31)
7. Step On Out (2:42)
8. Wheels (3:07)
9. Devil In Disguise (2:33)
10. Heavenly Fire (2:36)
11. Take Me In Your Lifeboat (2:44)
Artwork Included (front, back)
6 comments:
R-B
Would you mind restoring this.
Thanks
This was very interesting.
This was a Time when Hillman was working hard on his voice and he seemed to combine well with Mr Marx.
Thanks.
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