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Down in the Bottom: Country Rock Sessions 1966-1968 by Everly Brothers (CD, 2020)
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelRPM, RPM Records UK
UPC5013929555020
eBay Product ID (ePID)6046054150
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2020
GenreCountry
ArtistEverly Brothers
Release TitleDown in the Bottom: Country Rock Sessions 1966-1968
Dimensions
Item Height0.81 in
Item Weight0.34 lb
Item Length5.49 in
Item Width4.95 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks59
Number of Discs3
Tracks1.1 Blueberry Hill 1.2 Movin' on 1.3 Devil's Child 1.4 Trains and Boats and Planes 1.5 Sea of Heartbreak 1.6 Oh, Boy! 1.7 (I'd Be a) Legend in My Time 1.8 Let's Go Get Stoned 1.9 Sticks and Stones 1.10 The House of the Rising Sun 1.11 She Never Smiles Anymore 1.12 Good Golly, Miss Molly 1.13 Even If I Hold It in My Hand (Hard Luck Story) (Take 2) 1.14 When Eddie Comes Home 1.15 Nothing But the Best 1.16 A Little Bit of Crazy 1.17 Bowling Green (Demo) 2.1 Bowling Green 2.2 A Voice Within 2.3 I Don't Want to Love You 2.4 It's All Over 2.5 Deliver Me 2.6 Talking to the Flowers 2.7 Mary Jane 2.8 I'm Finding It Rough 2.9 Do You 2.10 Somebody Help Me 2.11 A Whiter Shade of Pale 2.12 Mercy, Mercy, Mercy 2.13 Love of the Common People 2.14 You're Just What I Was Looking for Today 2.15 My Elusive Dreams 2.16 Lord of the Manor 2.17 Love with Your Heart 2.18 Love with Your Heart (VSN 2) 2.19 It's My Time 2.20 Empty Boxes 2.21 Milk Train 3.1 The Everly Family (1952) 3.2 Mama Tried 3.3 Less of Me 3.4 T for Texas 3.5 I Wonder If I Care As Much 3.6 Ventura Boulevard 3.7 Shady Grove 3.8 Illinois 3.9 Living Too Close to the Ground 3.10 You Done Me Wrong 3.11 Turn Around 3.12 Sing Me Back Home 3.13 Montage: The Everly Family (1952)/Shady Grove/Kentucky 3.14 Lady Anne (VSN 2) 3.15 Shop Girl 3.16 Human Race (Mix 1) 3.17 Omaha 3.18 Mr Soul (Mix 1) 3.19 Down in the Bottom 3.20 (Aka Meet Me in the Bottom) (Mix 1) 3.21 In the Good Old Days (Mix 1)
NotesThree CDs. With an Americana music pedigree born of their Appalachia roots, The Everly Brothers ably crossed over from the pop charts to the country music charts during their hit-making heyday. During the mid sixties however they suffered a lean spell for commercial success all the while trying to update their sound. RPM focusses on the following period from November 1966 - November 1968 when the Everlys recorded mostly in Los Angeles rather than Nashville with the duo searching for a musical direction. Disc One presents the The Hit Sound album, recorded from December 1966 onwards, with contemporary rock 'n' roll and pop covered in Everlys harmony style updated with the cream of the LA session crew including Glen Campbell, Larry Knechtel, Ray Pohlman, Hal Blaine. Includes bonus tracks. Disc Two presents the Sing album, the Everlys and their label Warner's response to the prevailing 'youthquake' band sound straddling the transatlantic. On the album are songs by The Buckinghams, Patrick Campbell Lyons, Procul Harum. Includes bonus tracks. Disc Three presents the Roots album, pieced together from the LA sessions at studios like Goldstar, conducted by Lenny Waronker during April-September 1968, again with the Wrecking Crew aided by Van Dyke Parks and James Burton. The Everlys took the chance to pay homage to their country roots with songs by contemporary country writers Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, George Jones as well as more from their own pen. In addition, amongst the bonus tracks here, from the November 1968 sessions held after Roots, are Neil Young's 'Mr. Soul' and Dolly Parton's 'In The Good Old Days'. Waronker had produced Newman in pre-Harpers Bizarre band The Tikis, and with Van Dyke Parkes the subsequent solo album by Newman.
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