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1. | Billy Swan - "Don't Be Cruel" | |
2. | Bob Darin - "Me & Mr Hohner" | |
3. | Hoyt Axton - "California Women" | |
4. | Townes Van Zandt - "Hunger child Blues" |
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1. | Thomas Jefferson Kaye - "Collection Box" | |
2. | Willie Nelson - "Shotgun Willie" | |
3. | Jackie DeShannon - "The Wight" | |
4. | Gene Clark & Doug Dillard - "Don't Let Me Down" |
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1. | Bill Wilson - "Pay Day Give Away" | |
2. | Dolly Parton - "Getting Happy" | |
3. | Larry Williams & Johnny Watson With The Kaleidoscope - "Nobody" | |
4. | Jim Ford - "Rising Sing" | |
5. | JJ Cale - "Cajun Moon" |
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1. | Donnie Fritts - "Sumpin Funky Going On" | |
2. | Kenny Rogers & The First Edition - "Tulsa Turnaround" | |
3. | Great Spackled Bird - "Long Long Time To Get Old" | |
4. | Willis Alan Ramsey - "Northeast Texas Women" |
In 2012, "Country Funk 1969-1975 (Volume I)" gathered together songs from a genre with no name. It's a genre created not from geography or shared ideology, but a term applied retrospectively based solely on the feel of the songs: hip-swinging rhythms with bourbon on the breath. These were songs to make your cowboy boots itchy, written and performed by the likes of Bobbie Gentry, Johnny Jenkins and Link Wray. Songs that encompass the elation of gospel with the sexual thrust of the blues; country hoedown harmonies cut with inner city grit. Compiled from tracks dating from the late '60s to the mid '70s, "Country Funk" is the sound of country music blending with sounds and scenes from coast to coast, white America's heartland music blending with the melting pot as the nation assessed its identity in advance of its bicentennial year.
The good news for the people who fell in love with the first volume of "Country Funk" is this: there's plenty more where that came from. Light In The Attic has followed up that first 16-track disc with a second volume, "Country Funk Volume II 1967 - 1974", and a new set of loose-talking, lap steel-twanging tracks. On the single CD / 2xLP volume you'll find household names like Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, Kenny Rogers, Jackie DeShannon, JJ Cale, Bobby Darin and Dolly Parton. You'll also find obscure artists like Bill Wilson, whose lost "Ever Changing Minstrel" album was produced by the feted Dylan producer Bob Johnston, and Thomas Jefferson Kaye, noted producer of Gene Clark's opus "No Other". Gene Clark's here too, as half of Dillard & Clark, wringing raw emotion from The Beatles' "Don't Let Me Down".
If you decide an product is not suitable within 14 days of delivery, you can return it to us for a replacement or refund. Returns must be unused and in their original, undamaged packaging.
Some items are excluded from our money back guarantee:
- Computer software that has been unsealed or registered
- Any item that comes directly into contact with the nose, ears or mouth
To arrange a return, just contact our customer service department on 020 7424 2800 or via our customer support form.
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