Hang On To A Dream: The Verve Recordings ~ Tim Hardin  (1)
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Track Listings
| 1. Simple Song Of Freedom |
| 2. Shiloh Town |
| 3. Turn The Page |
| 4. Playing Cards/The Magician |
| 5. First Love Song |
| 6. Last Sweet Moments |
| 7. If I Knew |
| 8. Hoboin' |
| 9. Andre Johray |
| 10. Southern Butterfly |
| 11. Bird On A Wire |
| 12. Midnight Caller |
| 13. Yankee Lady |
| 14. Till We Meet Again |
| 15. I'll Be Home |
| 16. If I Knew (2) |
| 17. Thanks To Gideon |
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Along with Bob Dylan, Eric Andersen, and a host of others, Tim Hardin changed the public's notion of songwriting in the'60s with innovative, idiosyncratic compositions and recordings that furthered the burgeoning folk-rock movement. By the time the '70s rolled around, he'd moved to the U.K., wherehe distanced himself both stylistically and geographically from his folkie roots. Hardin's '70s albums, from which the tracks on this compilation are drawn, generally boast a bigger, glossier production and an increased reliance on outsidematerial. When the arrangements didn't overwhelm the songs,Hardin was still able to make magic happen, as on his fragile, tear-inducing version of Leonard Cohen's "Bird on a Wire" or his transformative take on Jesse Winchester's "Yankee Lady". Though this period of Hardin's career is generally overlooked, this collection shows that it is also underrated.
Along with Bob Dylan, Eric Andersen, and a host of others, Tim Hardin changed the public's notion of songwriting in the'60s with innovative, idiosyncratic compositions and recordings that furthered the burgeoning folk-rock movement. By the time the '70s rolled around, he'd moved to the U.K., wherehe distanced himself both stylistically and geographically from his folkie roots. Hardin's '70s albums, from which the tracks on this compilation are drawn, generally boast a bigger, glossier production and an increased reliance on outsidematerial. When the arrangements didn't overwhelm the songs,Hardin was still able to make magic happen, as on his fragile, tear-inducing version of Leonard Cohen's "Bird on a Wire" or his transformative take on Jesse Winchester's "Yankee Lady". Though this period of Hardin's career is generally overlooked, this collection shows that it is also underrated.
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