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1-Return Of The Grievous Angel 2-Hearts On Fire 3-I Can't Dance 4-Brass Buttons 5-$1000 Wedding 6-Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind (Medley) 7-Love Hurts 8-Las Vegas 9-In My Hour Of Darkness (2008/WARNER) 9 tracks (36:51) the classic 1974 Country album / nice price!
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I cannot rate this album highly enough. This man died before his time and would, no doubt, have gone on to produce more work of the highest quality. If you love REALLY GOOD country/country rock music (i.e.American!) you can't do better than this - tracks 2 and 8 are heartbreakers. BUY IT!!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Terry R
Format:Audio CD
I bought this album when it was first released in 1974, shortly after Gram's tragic death. Since then, despite some very fierce competition from the many hundreds of albums I have amassed in my lifetime, this still remains my all time favourite - need I say more, except to implore you to try it.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By J. Patterson
Format:Audio CD
I can't imagine who wrote Amazon's Product description, but he or she has it completely the wrong way round.
GP is a very good album, Grievous Angel is the one on which Gram Parsons's legend is built. What's more, that's
the general critical view too, from the NME Book of Rock II (when NME was a very different publication to the
Smash Hits for the 2010s it is today) onwards.
Every track is masterful, the harmonies of Gram and Emmylou Harris are so sublime that they are not of this
world and the band is a true supergroup (Elvis's very own band, no less: and for all those who might scoff at
that they must surely be able to get their head round the fact that he could command the very best).
File alongside Horses, Marquee Moon, Blood on the Tracks, The Band, Hunky Dory, Liege and Lief, Happy/Sad, Everyone
Knows This Is Nowhere, Mule Variations, Astral Weeks, Velvet Underground Live 1969: it's that good.
GP is a very good album, Grievous Angel is the one on which Gram Parsons's legend is built. What's more, that's
the general critical view too, from the NME Book of Rock II (when NME was a very different publication to the
Smash Hits for the 2010s it is today) onwards.
Every track is masterful, the harmonies of Gram and Emmylou Harris are so sublime that they are not of this
world and the band is a true supergroup (Elvis's very own band, no less: and for all those who might scoff at
that they must surely be able to get their head round the fact that he could command the very best).
File alongside Horses, Marquee Moon, Blood on the Tracks, The Band, Hunky Dory, Liege and Lief, Happy/Sad, Everyone
Knows This Is Nowhere, Mule Variations, Astral Weeks, Velvet Underground Live 1969: it's that good.
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