Lead Free/B.W. Stevenson [Import]

1. Like What You Do

2. Early Morning Memphis

3. My Feet Are So Weary

4. Waitin' for Spring

5. Gypsies

6. Don't Go to Mexico

7. August Evening Lady

8. Peaceful Easy Feeling

9. Touch of Pennsylvania

10. Minuet for My Lady

11. Maybe Mexico

12. Jackson

13. Save a Little Time for Love

14. Lonesome Song

15. Wasted Too Much Time

16. Long Way to Go

17. Highway One

18. Two Track Road

19. Say What I Feel

20. Texas Morning

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description:
The two original albums included on this compact disc are B.W. Stevenson's 1972 self-titled major label debut and its follow-up "Lead Free."

Tracks:

Like What You Do
Early Morning Memphis
My Feet Are So Weary
Waitin' for Spring
Gypsies
Don't Go to Mexico
August Evening Lady
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Touch of Pennsylvania
Minuet for My Lady
Maybe Mexico
Jackson
Save a Little Time for Love
Lonesome Song
Wasted Too Much Time
Long Way to Go
Highway One
Two Track Road
Say What I Feel
Texas Morning
Home Again
On My Own

Album Description

The two original albums included on this compact disc are B.W. Stevenson's 1972 self-titled major label debut and its follow-up "Lead Free."

Album Description

'Save A Little Time For Love', 'Early Morning Memphis' and Carole King's 'Home Again' round out this two-on-one disc. Both albums were originally released in 1972. 22 tracks. Collectables. 2004.

Customer Reviews:

BW Stevenson - wonderful!.......2007-06-08

BW's blend of bluesy-country-folk music is outstanding. Anyone who has only heard "My Maria" is missing out on the true depth of what this singer/songwriter had to offer. He paints a picture with his words and the soulful sound of his voice in every song. When you listen to this huge collection of his work, you'll feel like you're right in step with BW on his journey down that "two-track road".

The orginal BW debut album was a masterpiece.......2007-04-26

The orginal BW Stevenson album was a masterpiece and at least 20 years ahead of its time. RCA didn't know how to market the album because the only thing close to it in those days was James Taylor's Sweet Baby James on Warner Brothers records. For the most part the ground work hadn't been set for country/rock/folk/pop music.
BW Stevenson along with Taylor, Willie Nelson, The Eagles, Loggins and Messina, and a handful of country and rock/pop artist were creating what would later become that sound that we know today.
This CD is a great buy because it not only features the orginal debut album but it also includes his second album, "Lead Free."
Both of these recording are very strong with well crafted songs and BW had a voice that came right out of heaven.
If you haven't already purchased this CD I suggest you hurry and do so because you never know how long it's going to be around...it took 20 years just to get these songs on CD so what are you waiting for?

backwards is not right.......2006-08-04

i wish i could just have the first bw cd by itself in the correct order.though i'm happy to have his songs on cd, the song sequence here is terrible.

better than the "very best of B.W." cd.......2006-07-14

I MET B.W. IN SAN MARCOS, TEXAS AT A CONCERT I HELPED PUT TOGETHER AT SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE IN THE 70'S. I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR ANY SOURCE FOR B.W.'S "TEXAS MORNING" AND "ON MY OWN" FOR 20 YEARS. COULDN'T FIND AN MP3, AN OLD ALBUM, NOTHING! NOW I FINALLY HAVE THEM BACK IN MY COLLECTION. REST IN PEACE, BUCKWHEAT! YOUR MUSIC LIVES ON...

Childhood fan.......2006-05-11

I grew up listening to Buckwheat; my parents would play this record on long Texan nights and then later during long Montana winters. As I don't have a record player, I haven't been able to hear this album in 10 years, and now it's finally out on CD! This has to be one of the best albums of all-time. It's not really country, it's not really folk; it's more like just one man singing his thoughts in a haunting, beautifully spare way. I will treasure this forever.

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