The Desert Rose Band – Electric – Strawberry Festival 1986-08-31
Chris Hillman, Herb Pedersen, Bill Bryson, John Jorgensen, Steve Duncan, Jaydee Maness
Pictures on the artwork are from the actual concert.
On track 17, John Jorgenson sings the high vocals that were sung by David Crosby on the original Byrds version and plays a Rickenbacker guitar. Chris Hillman plays the bass as he did on the original version of this song that he co-wrote with Jim McGuinn.
1. Intro + Why You Been Gone So Long (4:03)
2. Love Reunited (3:16)
3. Midnight Ride (3:04)
4. Ashes Of Love (3:21)
5. I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name (3:48)
6. Band Introduction (1:16)
7. You Can Close Your Eyes (2:42)
8. Congratulations Anyway (2:59)
9. Running The Roadblocks (3:07)
10. Somebody's Back In Town (2:59)
11. One Step Forward (3:31)
12. Lonesome Feeling (3:13)
13. Our Baby's Gone (3:17)
14. Every Picture Of You (4:49)
15. Forgive And Forget (4:22)
16. The Price I Pay + Outro (4:35)
17. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star + Crowd (4:36)
18. Sha-Marie + Outro (4:23)
Artwork Included (front, back)
9 comments:
Looks like a good set - thanks
Thanks for another, RB !
Thanks R-B. A great set of tracks in accoustic and electric. Must have been quite a festival.
another great one, thanks RB!
If you like alt-country and country rock this is a fine recording. The band is really tight and the harmonies as well. I'm not crazy about all the songs, but it's more a matter of personal preference than a criticism of the music itself. Chris obviously seems more comfortable in the country genre, and Herb Pederson makes a perfect harmony partner. Nonetheless, Chris did some interesting things when he was in the Byrds, especially in Younger Than Yesterday and Notorious Byrd Brothers, before he veered off into country music. His later rock output was OK but not particularly groundbreaking. This upload is a fine recording of his Desert Rose Band, which to me is far superior to the Flying Burrito Brothers, especially live. It's always interesting to see what the Byrds did after they left the Byrds, so thanks for this.
Thanks a million once again...
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