John York - Claremont Folk Festival – March 23, 1999
(with Patrick Brayer)
Note: this concert has been
posted here earlier (2009). By request, this version has higher bitrate and
tags and artwork added.
1. Lady On The Highway (3:44)
2. Oh My Children (4:50)
3. My Back Pages (4:23)
4. Rubiah (4:52)
5. Heartache Suzanne (4:58)
6. Like A Rainbow (5:11)
7. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (5:08)
8. Daddy's Gonna Pick Her Man (6:30)
9. My Lai (8:21)
10. Set You Free This Time (5:30)
11. Money Like Rain (7:39)
12. Half-Breeds Are The Hope Of The World (7:30)
13. Unknown Instrumental (2:04)
14. Jealous Gun (5:31)
15. Turn Turn Turn (4:27)
2. Oh My Children (4:50)
3. My Back Pages (4:23)
4. Rubiah (4:52)
5. Heartache Suzanne (4:58)
6. Like A Rainbow (5:11)
7. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (5:08)
8. Daddy's Gonna Pick Her Man (6:30)
9. My Lai (8:21)
10. Set You Free This Time (5:30)
11. Money Like Rain (7:39)
12. Half-Breeds Are The Hope Of The World (7:30)
13. Unknown Instrumental (2:04)
14. Jealous Gun (5:31)
15. Turn Turn Turn (4:27)
Artwork Included
Recommended John York CDs :
Family Tree (with Skip Battin) (1988 – released 1998)
Clan Mother Songs (1990)
Sacred Path Songs (1991)
Claremont Dragon (1999)
CRY (Clark, Robinson, York) (with Pat Robinson) (2000)
Koto (with Yukiko Matsuyama) (2003)
Arigatou Baby (2006)
Trippin’ The Sixties (with Barry McGuire) (live) (2009)
Cameos (download only) (2010)
West Coast Revelation (with Kim Fowley) (2011)
Fanfare For 2 (2012)
John York’s website:
http://johnyorkmusic.com/
John York’s discography:
5 comments:
First time I've heard this, and it's pretty good. York's voice would have gone well with the later Byrds if he'd have stayed on, and his songwriting might have been more appropriate for the group than Skip Battin's (although all we have is Fido--not exactly a masterpiece). The selection of songs is good, with a few Byrds songs and others, many presumably by York (don't know which ones). Patrick Brayer's accompaniment adds much to the performances, though York plays guitar pretty well himself. Despite being a member of the Byrds, York never really made a mark musically, but he was a talented musician who deserves a little more appreciation. The sound quality is very good. I'm probably the only one who will comment on this concert, so thanks R--B for providing it.
I dare to say you are in (good) company, as this concert is definitely good and anyway it's always interesting to have another piece of the past available thanks to ROCKING BYRD!
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