Roger
McGuinn & Gene Clark - Washington March 1978
Roger
McGuinn (electric 12-string Rickenbacker, vocals)
Gene Clark
(acoustic guitar, vocals)
Set 1
1. Don't
You Write Her Off (2:59)
2. Crazy
Ladies (3:24)
3. Train
Leaves Here This Morning (3:51)
4. Bag Full
Of Money (4:28)
5. Release
Me Girl (3:54)
6. Fair And
Tender Ladies (2:58)
7. Chestnut
Mare (6:34)
8. Mr
Tambourine Man (4:04)
9. Feeling
Higher (3:31)
10. You
Ain't Going Nowhere (4:10)
11. Knocking
On Heaven's Door (3:25)
12. Turn
Turn Turn (3:27)
13. So You
Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:00)
14. Eight
Miles High (4:35)
15. Bye Bye
Baby (3:54)
Set 2
1. Don't
You Write Her Off (3:10)
2. Crazy
Ladies (3:13)
3. Train
Leaves Here This Morning (4:21)
4. Bag Full
Of Money (3:55)
5. Release
Me Girl (3:59)
6. Fair And
Tender Ladies6 (3:01)
7. Chestnut
Mare (6:07)
8. Mr
Tambourine Man (4:23)
9. Feeling
Higher (3:00)
10. You
Ain't Going Nowhere (4:05)
11. Turn
Turn Turn (3:20)
12. So You
Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:23)
13. Eight
Miles High (5:16)
Artwork
Included (front, back)
1 comment:
This duet replicates the original heart of the Byrds but with a lot more years of experience.While the production is bare-bones (two singers, the Ric, and an acoustic 6-string) the songs are all played well and sound quite nice. Crazy Ladies continues to be the surprise song--a Gene-Clark penned song with a jazz-like Richenbacher instrumental which shows McGuinn could still play the 5D style when he wanted to. The sound is unashamedly Byrds, which makes them sort of a nostalgia duet at this point. Later they would be joined by Chris Hillman and put out a very un-Byrds-like first album, with hardly any of the original sound left. I like the McGuinn-Clark concerts I've heard very much, very unpretentious and professional. Neither of them was a household word at that point, but they came through and did not disappoint anyone who attended their concerts. Thanks RB.
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