| 1. Cosmic Cowboy |
| 2. The Moon Just Turned Blue |
| 3. Dance Little Jean |
| 4. Lets Make A Little Magic |
| 5. Shot Full Of Love |
| 6. American Dream |
| 7. Rippling Waters |
| 8. Teardrops In My Eyes |
| 9. Rocky Top |
| 10. Mr Bojangles |
| 11. Medley Runaway Rave On The Weight Will The Circle Be Unbroke |
| 12. Heartaches And Heartaches |
| 13. Joshua |
| 14. Help Me Make It Thour The Yard (Help Me Make It Though The N |
| 15. Way Downtown |
| 16. Bowlegs |
| 17. Randy Lynn Rag |
| 18. Face On The Factory Floor |
| 19. Long Hard Road (The Sharecroppers Dream) |
| 20. Medley Shellys Blues (Back At Beckers) All I Have To Do Is D |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
2003 release for the country-based rock group recorded live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1984. 26 tracks. Delta Deluxe.
and frankly insulting sped-up version of Will The Circle demean the entire program. And no one cares about having the audience sing-a-long or fill in the chorus on big hits. They sing, you pay to hear them sing - its that simple. Sit down and shut up. There is a section of a medley that opens with Del Shannon's Runaway that could have really gone somewhere. Jeff Hanna's voice was (might still be) perfect to pull it off but it segues into the next song way too early. And believe it or not, a version of The Weight (usually best left only to people named Levon Helm and Rick Danko)actually hints at what a studio version, with proper vocal and instrument balance and professional mixing could have been. A very pleasant surprise. The worst for last: the CD booklet is a travesty and the proof reader should be beaten with a pillowcase full of door-knobs. Many of the songwriting credits, including those for very well-known songs are so far wrong, I have no idea where they got them from. One of their biggest hits is listed on the booklet and inlay as 'Poo' Corners. Make sure to wear boots when crossing there. Winnie (and Kenny Loggins) should sue. If the poo doesn't fit, you must acquit! For the price, this import is definitely worth the price to long-time fans, flaws and all. For those new to the NGDB, Uncle Charlie, Stars and Stripes Forever and the first Circle title will get you started. What are you waiting for?
`Born In Your Town' goes sadly, sadly into some burden that involves "six stringas at my hands do the mourning." Or morning, no more to be dreaming. Wings of an albatross join hair of the goats as they walk to the island. Clouds echo on. We have all seen clouds before.
`First Girl I Loved' is about the only Incredible String Band song that I heard Judy Collins sing. "And you're probably married now, house and car and all" was expected to be the normal ambition for girls. It could work for first boy, too, but the "sick, sad morning" alternative seems more likely now as 51 percent of women in the United States are not living with a spouse. "I never slept with you, though we must have made love to you a thousand times. We were just young, didn't have no place to go." Goodbye gets right to some other woman, "maybve someday to bear babies by me. She is
"Gently Tender" is about rain. The guitar and bongo are almost as lively as "Lover Man" was. Then flutes come in before "See the past tense quietly go." "Now all my wine is water and my gills are clean. She gave to me good loving.
I remember Winnie the Pooh singing something like "How sweet to be a cloud" when a helium balloon was trying to bring Pooh up to the honey in a tree where the bees were becoming suspicious. "But the other clouds don't like me. . . . It doesn't matter how much I try, I can't get the first little tear." When the Incredible String Band tries to talk to the cloud, it asks, "Can't you see that I am the prettiest little chick cloud." Then the big cloud and rain came along, singing, "Float with me to distant lands wondrous and fair."
"Blues For the Muse" uses guitar and harmonica, so "don't let the dreams get in your eyes, because obviously, the sun rise because she knows how to play. ... I think I'll try cloud walking, it's just my face you see here talking, and it's just a guitar singing and I have to let her have her way ... But it's alright, you're in the graveyard now."
"The Eyes of Hate" is another downer. "Listen. Hear the rollers. Servant of fate or fate for a servant."
"The Mad Hatter's Song" is about the land of the blind, trying to find realness. "Do what like, do what you can. Live 'til you die, you poor little man." Calling Prometheus a problem child still struggling with his brains runs into an archer, the arrow, and the uncertain sign.
"Alice is a Long Time Gone" starts out with a white rabbit, but the sad song is "Sweet Alice is a long time gone." "I'd wish you back the way you were."
"See Your Face and Know You." Bad karma round me, and the black suit swain. "I feel like Ali Baba when he quit the forty thieves." It sounds more like sitar than guitar. "I'd leave here running because walking's too slow" is also the theme of "Key To The Highway" which Muddy Waters and Eric Clapton did back in those days.
"Frutch" "Even if she was German and I was Dutch, she wouldn't shoot me. ... Shot me last Tuesday." The logic of this song seems to be entwined with the guitar and harmonica like an early Dylan song that was more likely to be part of a bootleg concert tape than a studio recording. The Incredible String Band managed to record `Frutch' in The Chelsea Demo Sessions, 1967, but they probavly dropped the song after that because it was too difficult to repeat how spontaneously the things in that song came together the first two or three times they did it.
`The Iron Stone' is seriously about a stone that fell to the earth from the moon, and I am finding out that this really happens when craters were formed on the moon, some rocks get knocked so far by the impact that they subsequently fall to earth.
"God Dog" is about a dog that is white as the breeze. The dog walks on water, but won't sweep chimneys or husk corn, but she is the best little dog that that has ever been born. ... But she will not learn language." The music sounds like old, old English flute tunes to me, as pleasant as can be.
The bonus track, `All Too Much for Me' is about "Lost my cool you see." It was recorded in 1968, possibly a year after the rest of the Chelsea Demo Sessions, 1967. There is no break in the guitar going from that song to `Take Your Burden To The Lord.' Blind Willie Johnson gets credit for that song, and there is a version of `Take Your Burden To The Lord and Leave It There' on the 2-CD set THE COMPLETE BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON. I'm not sure if `Light From the Lighthouse' also comes from him. It reminds me of `Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam' which kids did in Sunday School when I was growing up.
Disc Two - Live In Canada, 1972, comes from a tape recorded during a North American tour. The first song, `Cousin Caterpillar' is announced as a medium old song, about two years. It was on `The Big Huge,' but I don't know when you could buy that. The CD was released in 2002, just in time for me to get back into songs I'd heard before but didn't own. There is a book, beGLAD An Incredible String Band Compendium edited by Adrian Whittaker that is not clear about the date on that album, probably 1968, when two records were originally a single release: "We knew somebody called Wee Tam, in Edinburgh. It seemed like it was a good idea in terms of like, one person looking up at the stars; Wee Tam and the Big Huge. Just like the vastness of the universe. Again, very light, not intended to be terribly heavy." (p. 104).
`I Know That Man' is cheerful enough, too.
`First Girl I Loved' is a bossa nova song in concert, which is sure to make most people glad that they got the original version on Disc One. It shows a very professional sense of musicianship to be able to do a very popular song as something else, and the bossa nova version is something else in my judgment.
`Everything's Fine Right Now' sounds familiar to me by now. The rest of the songs are still like new songs for me, except a `Black Jack Davey' just before the bonus tracks.
2003 release for the country-based rock group recorded live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1984. 26 tracks. Delta Deluxe.
Unbroken! Live,Nitty Gritty Dirt Band,Delta Deluxe,Country,Country/Bluegrass
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Unbroken! Live
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ASIN: B000092PSV Release Date: 2004-12-28 |
Tracks:
- Cosmic Cowboy
- The Moon Just Turned Blue
- Dance Little Jean
- Lets Make A Little Magic
- Shot Full Of Love
- American Dream
- Rippling Waters
- Teardrops In My Eyes
- Rocky Top
- Mr Bojangles
- Medley Runaway Rave On The Weight Will The Circle Be Unbroke
- Heartaches And Heartaches
- Joshua
- Help Me Make It Thour The Yard (Help Me Make It Though The N
- Way Downtown
- Bowlegs
- Randy Lynn Rag
- Face On The Factory Floor
- Long Hard Road (The Sharecroppers Dream)
- Medley Shellys Blues (Back At Beckers) All I Have To Do Is D
- House At Poo Corner
- Diggy Liggy Lo
- Jamaica Lady
- High Horse
- Medley Surfin USA Dont You Get Sand In It
- Medley Bayou Jubilee Battle Of New Orleans
Album Description
2003 release for the country-based rock group recorded live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1984. 26 tracks. Delta Deluxe.Customer Reviews:
Flawed Souvenir.......2003-12-19
and frankly insulting sped-up version of Will The Circle demean the entire program. And no one cares about having the audience sing-a-long or fill in the chorus on big hits. They sing, you pay to hear them sing - its that simple. Sit down and shut up. There is a section of a medley that opens with Del Shannon's Runaway that could have really gone somewhere. Jeff Hanna's voice was (might still be) perfect to pull it off but it segues into the next song way too early. And believe it or not, a version of The Weight (usually best left only to people named Levon Helm and Rick Danko)actually hints at what a studio version, with proper vocal and instrument balance and professional mixing could have been. A very pleasant surprise. The worst for last: the CD booklet is a travesty and the proof reader should be beaten with a pillowcase full of door-knobs. Many of the songwriting credits, including those for very well-known songs are so far wrong, I have no idea where they got them from. One of their biggest hits is listed on the booklet and inlay as 'Poo' Corners. Make sure to wear boots when crossing there. Winnie (and Kenny Loggins) should sue. If the poo doesn't fit, you must acquit! For the price, this import is definitely worth the price to long-time fans, flaws and all. For those new to the NGDB, Uncle Charlie, Stars and Stripes Forever and the first Circle title will get you started. What are you waiting for?
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Dhrupad
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ASIN: B0006VYEUA Release Date: 2005-04-19 |
Tracks:
- Raga Chandrakauns: Alap
- Raga Chandrakauns: Jor/Jhalla
- Raga Chandrakauns: Dhrupad in Chautaal (12 Beats)
- Raga Chandrakauns: Raga Khamboji Alap
- Raga Chandrakauns: Dhruoad in Chautaal
- Raga Chandrakauns: Dhrupad in Raga Shankara (10 Beats)
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Truly exquisite music!.......2007-02-27
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The Circle Is Unbroken: Live and Studio 1967-1972
Incredible String Band Manufacturer: Castle Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD British Folk
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ASIN: B000CC3S1Y Release Date: 2006-01-10 |
Tracks:
- Lover Man
- Born In Your Town
- First Girl I Loved
- Gently Tender
- Little Cloud
- Blues For The Muse
- The Eyes Of Hate
- The Mad Hatter's Song
- Alice Is A Long Time Gone
- See Your Face And Know You
- Frutch
- The Iron Stone
- God Dog
- All Too Much For Me/Take Your Burden To The Lord/Light From The Lighthouse
Tracks:
- Cousin Caterpillar
- I Know That Man
- The Circle Is Unbroken
- Wild Cat Blues
- First Girl That I Loved
- Everything's Fine Right Now
- Old Buccaneer
- Catwalk Rag
- Giles Crocodile
- Turquoise Blue
- My Father Was A Lighthouse Keeper
- Black Jack David
- Oh Did I Love A Dream
- The Hag With The Money
Customer Reviews:
Finally on CD in 2002.......2007-02-16
`Born In Your Town' goes sadly, sadly into some burden that involves "six stringas at my hands do the mourning." Or morning, no more to be dreaming. Wings of an albatross join hair of the goats as they walk to the island. Clouds echo on. We have all seen clouds before.
`First Girl I Loved' is about the only Incredible String Band song that I heard Judy Collins sing. "And you're probably married now, house and car and all" was expected to be the normal ambition for girls. It could work for first boy, too, but the "sick, sad morning" alternative seems more likely now as 51 percent of women in the United States are not living with a spouse. "I never slept with you, though we must have made love to you a thousand times. We were just young, didn't have no place to go." Goodbye gets right to some other woman, "maybve someday to bear babies by me. She is
"Gently Tender" is about rain. The guitar and bongo are almost as lively as "Lover Man" was. Then flutes come in before "See the past tense quietly go." "Now all my wine is water and my gills are clean. She gave to me good loving.
I remember Winnie the Pooh singing something like "How sweet to be a cloud" when a helium balloon was trying to bring Pooh up to the honey in a tree where the bees were becoming suspicious. "But the other clouds don't like me. . . . It doesn't matter how much I try, I can't get the first little tear." When the Incredible String Band tries to talk to the cloud, it asks, "Can't you see that I am the prettiest little chick cloud." Then the big cloud and rain came along, singing, "Float with me to distant lands wondrous and fair."
"Blues For the Muse" uses guitar and harmonica, so "don't let the dreams get in your eyes, because obviously, the sun rise because she knows how to play. ... I think I'll try cloud walking, it's just my face you see here talking, and it's just a guitar singing and I have to let her have her way ... But it's alright, you're in the graveyard now."
"The Eyes of Hate" is another downer. "Listen. Hear the rollers. Servant of fate or fate for a servant."
"The Mad Hatter's Song" is about the land of the blind, trying to find realness. "Do what like, do what you can. Live 'til you die, you poor little man." Calling Prometheus a problem child still struggling with his brains runs into an archer, the arrow, and the uncertain sign.
"Alice is a Long Time Gone" starts out with a white rabbit, but the sad song is "Sweet Alice is a long time gone." "I'd wish you back the way you were."
"See Your Face and Know You." Bad karma round me, and the black suit swain. "I feel like Ali Baba when he quit the forty thieves." It sounds more like sitar than guitar. "I'd leave here running because walking's too slow" is also the theme of "Key To The Highway" which Muddy Waters and Eric Clapton did back in those days.
"Frutch" "Even if she was German and I was Dutch, she wouldn't shoot me. ... Shot me last Tuesday." The logic of this song seems to be entwined with the guitar and harmonica like an early Dylan song that was more likely to be part of a bootleg concert tape than a studio recording. The Incredible String Band managed to record `Frutch' in The Chelsea Demo Sessions, 1967, but they probavly dropped the song after that because it was too difficult to repeat how spontaneously the things in that song came together the first two or three times they did it.
`The Iron Stone' is seriously about a stone that fell to the earth from the moon, and I am finding out that this really happens when craters were formed on the moon, some rocks get knocked so far by the impact that they subsequently fall to earth.
"God Dog" is about a dog that is white as the breeze. The dog walks on water, but won't sweep chimneys or husk corn, but she is the best little dog that that has ever been born. ... But she will not learn language." The music sounds like old, old English flute tunes to me, as pleasant as can be.
The bonus track, `All Too Much for Me' is about "Lost my cool you see." It was recorded in 1968, possibly a year after the rest of the Chelsea Demo Sessions, 1967. There is no break in the guitar going from that song to `Take Your Burden To The Lord.' Blind Willie Johnson gets credit for that song, and there is a version of `Take Your Burden To The Lord and Leave It There' on the 2-CD set THE COMPLETE BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON. I'm not sure if `Light From the Lighthouse' also comes from him. It reminds me of `Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam' which kids did in Sunday School when I was growing up.
Disc Two - Live In Canada, 1972, comes from a tape recorded during a North American tour. The first song, `Cousin Caterpillar' is announced as a medium old song, about two years. It was on `The Big Huge,' but I don't know when you could buy that. The CD was released in 2002, just in time for me to get back into songs I'd heard before but didn't own. There is a book, beGLAD An Incredible String Band Compendium edited by Adrian Whittaker that is not clear about the date on that album, probably 1968, when two records were originally a single release: "We knew somebody called Wee Tam, in Edinburgh. It seemed like it was a good idea in terms of like, one person looking up at the stars; Wee Tam and the Big Huge. Just like the vastness of the universe. Again, very light, not intended to be terribly heavy." (p. 104).
`I Know That Man' is cheerful enough, too.
`First Girl I Loved' is a bossa nova song in concert, which is sure to make most people glad that they got the original version on Disc One. It shows a very professional sense of musicianship to be able to do a very popular song as something else, and the bossa nova version is something else in my judgment.
`Everything's Fine Right Now' sounds familiar to me by now. The rest of the songs are still like new songs for me, except a `Black Jack Davey' just before the bonus tracks.
Only for those who don't have the original albums...........2006-03-22
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Manufacturer: Muse (Ladyslipper) ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B00009L1SQ Release Date: 2003-03-25 |
Tracks:
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken
- We'll Understand It Better By and By
- Take Heart
- Her Song Rises
- Mountain Song/Kentucky Woman
- Carry It On
- Annie
- New Underground Railroad
- Vila Moma
- Polegala
- Git on Board
- Yes, You
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken
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- "Willie Nelson - Nite Life: Greatest Hits and Rare Tracks, 1959-1971"
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- Y'All Come: The Essential Jim & Jesse
- You Ruined Everything
- 20 Greatest Hits
- A Deeper Shade of Blue
