| Disc: 1 |
| 1. Red Eye-Express |
| 2. She's a Lady |
| 3. What She Thinks About |
| 4. Magical Connection |
| 5. You're a Big Boy Now |
| 6. Rainbows All Over Your Blues |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Goodnight Irene |
| 2. Well, Well, Well |
| 3. Black Snake Blues |
| 4. I Don't Want Nobody Else |
| 5. Apple Hill |
| 6. Black Satin Kid |
| Disc: 3 |
| 1. Hideaway |
| 2. She's Funny |
| 3. You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine |
| 4. Didn't Wanna Have to Do It |
| 5. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back |
| 6. Welcome Back |
Faithful Virtue: The Reprise Recordings,John Sebastian,Rhino Handmade,Folk-Rock,Pop,Pop/Rock,Rock,Rock/Pop,Singer/Songwriter,Soft Rock
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Faithful Virtue: The Reprise Recordings
John Sebastian Manufacturer: Rhino Handmade ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001MLMSG Release Date: 2004-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Red Eye-Express
- She's a Lady
- What She Thinks About
- Magical Connection
- You're a Big Boy Now
- Rainbows All Over Your Blues
- How Have You Been
- Baby, Don't Ya Get Crazy
- Room Nobody Lives In
- Fa-Fana-Fa
- I Had a Dream
- Mobile Line (Gonna Carry Me Away from the Bull Frog Blues)
- Lovin' You
- Fishin' Blues
- Younger Girl
- Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind
- Rooty-Toot
- In the Still of the Night
- Teen Angel
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Ballad of a Teenage Queen
- Nashville Cats
- Waiting for a Train
- My Gal
- Younger Generation
- Darling Be Home Soon
- Blues for Dad and Jb's Happy Harmonica
- Amy's Theme
Tracks:
- Goodnight Irene
- Well, Well, Well
- Black Snake Blues
- I Don't Want Nobody Else
- Apple Hill
- Black Satin Kid
- We'll See
- Sweet Muse
- Four of Us
- Give Us a Break
- Music for People Who Don't Speak English
- Sitting in Limbo
- Friends Again
- Dixie Chicken
- Stories We Could Tell
- Face of Appalachia
- Wildwood Flower
- Wild About My Lovin'
- Singing the Blues
- Sportin' Life
- Harpoon
Tracks:
- Hideaway
- She's Funny
- You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine
- Didn't Wanna Have to Do It
- One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
- Welcome Back
- I Needed Her Most When I Told Her to Go
- Song a Day in Nashville
- Warm Baby
- Let This Be Our Time to Get Along
- How Have You Been [#]
- Rainbows All Over Your Blues
- I Had a Dream
- Darling Be Home Soon [#]
- Younger Generation [#]
- Sitting on Top of the World [#]
- Magical Connection [#]
- You're a Big Boy Now [#]
- I Found a Dream [#]
- Daydream [#]
- Younger Girl [#]
Customer Reviews:
John Sebastian on display..........2007-07-13
Let's call it a bit along the lines of the Beatles Anthology. Not everything is polished, not every song _should_ have been recorded, and some of the tunes here are not _my_ favorite Sebastian. That said, at least 75% of the music is his pure, easy energy, his obvious love of singing and of people and of his way of reflecting a whole lot of life's experiences we all go through, and he does it with a loving, intimate, "it's just us" tone. "Rain on the Roof," "She's a Lady," "The Room Nobody Lives In"---great musical poems. I had seen the Lovin' Spoonful back around 1966; I saw John at Woodstock in 1969; and seem him again in Boston around 1971. Just one joyous, incredibly talented performer. Aside from his extreme "good-time" numbers with too much jug-band style, this is an excellent, rare anthology of one of our most talented and beloved singer-songwriters of the recent era. Movie scores, "Welcome Back (Kotter)" and life scores for almost all baby boomers, an outstanding compilation. There are only 3,000 in existence, all now in private hands, recommend you buy it if you get the chance.
The Motherlode for Sebastian's 70's Output.......2007-02-25
-the 48-page booklet is filled with photos, a recent interview and reminiscences of each album and many of the individual tracks, original album art and liner notes, and a track-by-track listing of all the musician who performed on each song.
-The remastering is terrific. These songs have never sounded better.
-As a bonus, disc-3 includes Sebastian's entire Woodstock performance. So you not only get "Rainbows All Over Your Blues" and "I Had a Dream" (which were included on the original Woodstock soundtrack), but you also get "How Have You Been" (from his--at the time--yet unreleased solo debut) and "Darlin' Be Home Soon" and "Younger Generation."
-An additional bonus on disc-3 is six previously unreleased songs recorded in mono from an October 4, 1969, performance at Winterland in San Francisco. These live solo recordings include "Sitting on Top of the World," "Magical Connection," "You're a Big Boy Now," "I Found a Dream" (written by blues musician Lonnie Johnson, NOT the similarly titled "I Had a Dream," which Sebastian wrote for his solo debut), "Daydream" and "Younger Girl." All six of these are terrific performances--especially the bluegrass standard "Sittin' on Top of the World," where Sebastian does some fancy picking--a song he says he learned from Doc Watson.
While I would recommend the CCM re-releases, for about the same price you can purchase this box set and get all the extras. [Running Time - Disc 1, 78:18; Disc 2 78:29; Disc 3, 76:52] VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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