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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Lynyrd Skynyrd - The Seasons | |||
| 2. Barefoot Jerry - Smokies | |||
| 3. Joe South - Hush | |||
| 4. Bobbie Gentry - Papa, Wont You Let Me Go to Town with You | |||
| 5. Area Code 615 - Stone Fox Chase | |||
| 6. Duane and Gregg Allman - God Rest his Soul | |||
| 7. Cher - I Walk on Guilded Splinters | |||
| 8. Cowboy - Please Be with Me | |||
| 9. The Allman Brothers - Ain't Wastin Time No More | |||
| 10. Link Wray - Be What You Want To | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Leon Russell - Out in the Woods | |||
| 2. Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie | |||
| 3. Barefoot Jerry - Come to me Tonight | |||
| 4. Duane and Gregg Allman - Morning Dew | |||
| 5. Linda Ronstadt - I Won't Be Hangin Round | |||
| 6. Dan Penn - If Love Was Money | |||
| 7. Waylon Jennings - Big D | |||
| 8. Big Star - Thirteen | |||
| 9. Bobbie Gentry - Mississippi Delta | |||
| 10. Travis Wammack - I Forgot to Remember to Forget | |||
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Soul Jazz Records' Delta Swamp Rock is a definitive guide to the music of the southern states of USA created between 1968-1975 where country, rock and soul met. Accompanying the deluxe double CD is a weighty 52-page book with loads of exclusive sleevenotes, photographs and biographies.
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CD-1:1-The SeasonLYNRYD SKYNRYD 2-SmokiesBAREFOOT JERRY 3-HushSOUTH, Joe 4-Papa, Won't You Let Me Go To Town With YouGENTRY, Bobbie 5-Stone Fox ChaseAREA CODE 615 6-God Rest His SoulALLMAN, Duane & Gregg 7-I Walk On Guilded SplintersCHER 8-Please Be With MeCOWBOY 9-Ain't Waistin' Time No MoreALLMAN BROS 10-Be What You Want ToWRAY, Link 11-I'll Be Long GoneSCAGGS, Boz 12-Comin' HomeLYNRYD SKYNRYD 13-Seasons Come, Seasons Go CD-2:1-Out In The WoodsRUSSELL, Leon 2-Polk Salad AnnieWHITE, Tony Joe 3-Come To Me TonightBAREFOOT JERRY 4-Morning DewALLMAN, Duane & Gregg 5-If Love Was MoneyPENN, Dan 6-I Won't Be Hangin' RoundRONSTADT, Linda 7-Big DJENNINGS, Waylon 8-ThirteenBIG STAR 9-Mississippi DeltaGENTRY, Bobbie 10-I Forgot To Remember To ForgetWAMMACK, Travis 11-If I Were A CarpenterCASH, Johnny 12-I'm Leavin' Here Tomorrow, MamaVERA, Billy (2011/SOULJAZZ) 25 original master recordings plus outstanding booklet of text, photos and biographies. An interstate Southern Road- Trip - an exploration of the musical and cultural links between the cities of Memphis, Muscle Shoals and Nashville in the 1960s and 70s. "Sounds from the South - At The Crossroads of Rock, Country & Soul" Highlight!***** (2011/SOULJAZZ) 25 original master recordings plus outstanding booklet of text, photos and biographies. An interstate Southern Road- Trip - an exploration of the musical and cultural links between the cities of Memphis, Muscle Shoals and Nashville in the 1960s and 70s. "Sounds from the South - At The Crossroads of Rock, Country & Soul" Highlight!*****
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30 of 33 people found the following review helpful
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Before everyone gets too excited about this compilation which admittedly has some classic tracks from the usual suspects (Bobbie Gentry, Allmans, Boz Scaggs, Linda Ronstadt) and pleasant surprises (Joe South's "Hush" & amazingly Cher's "I Walk On Gilded Splinters") there are also significant caveats including some dross (Link Wray way, way past his prime & the pre-Allman Duane & Gregg tracks aren't much to write home about) and some misfiring compiler choices (notably the Anglophilic Big Star who stick out like a sore thumb, post aircrash [!] Lynyrd Skynryd and what is Johnny Cash doing here with a Tim Hardin song?!?). The biggest problem I have though is with the essential omissions considering how relatively few tracks there are on each CD; where is the Marshall Tucker Band [South Carolina] who mixed jazzy flute'n'sax into the southern rock template, ZZ Top [Texas], Tom Petty [Florida], JJ Cale [Oklahoma], and perhaps most of all a decent Lynyrd Skynryd track from their peak period (something like "Ballad of Curtis Loew"?). As ever with Soul Jazz a germ of a really good idea somewhat botched in execution resulting in a bit of a curate's egg; some great stuff yes but also some make-weights and an awful lot missing. Perhaps licensing issues precluded alot of the potentially interesting stuff making the cut but to pass off blatantly inferior stuff like the Link Wray and Johnny Cash tracks as being the "best-of-the-best" (which is what you'd want from a 'sampler' type compilation like this) isn't too smart.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Ok - as a piece of history trying to convince the listener of a solid connection between let's say Johnny Cash and Big Star (both not perhaps essentially much to do with Southen Soul music) this compilation may not be 100% convincing. But as a compilation of great music it's quite superb and in these download times it's great to see and hold such a beautiful package. And for me there are many new names here worth investigating.
10 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I agree with the previous reviewer but I just wanted to complement the packaging....a nice 'box' sleeve & an informative 66 page booklet...fullmarks to all concerned
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
The booklet's ok.....
.....but the album sounds like a collection of B-sides. More pop/country than "delta swamp rock". You will be hearing a lot of the tracks on this album for the first time, and... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mr. D. A. Reggiori
Its whatever they say it is
The main reason for buying this package is to get the booklet-which is one of the best I ever read about what we now call Americana,starting with the birth of Sun Records and going... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Richard
Should be called 'the worst compilation in the world ever'
I read the reviews and bought the album.
I'm sorry but the kindest way to describe the dross on this CD is to call it 'third rate pop'. Read more
I'm sorry but the kindest way to describe the dross on this CD is to call it 'third rate pop'. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Peter King
The Taste Of Country Soul
Several years ago I was button holed in a bar by a gent commenting on his observation that I was a country fan in the least or, based on his visual take on Americana, that I was... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Frank Whiskey
a Georgia peach
Of course, the first thing I had to do was call the polis, 'cos someone has been into my vinyl boxes and snaffled all the good stuff. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Mr. H
Minor omission aside - brilliant collection
This is the sort of compliation I used to hawk around to my school chums when we were all getting into american musics such as blues & R&B. Read more
Published 12 months ago by A. R. Durham
Honest music
As a fan of this type of country/soul/rock musical hybrid as well as an admirer if most things Soul Jazz records have done over the years, I couldn't wait to recieve this... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Dr.O
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