Graham
Parson And The International Submarine Band – The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
Ze Anonym Plattenspieler ZAP
7891
Gram Parsons, Bob Buchanan, John
Nuese, Jon Corneal, Earl “Les” Ball
“An interesting boot of Gram Parsons & The International Submarine Band’s 1968 album "Safe At Home", released in 1976 on the California based "Ze Anonym Plattenspieler (ZAP)" record label. The bootleggers screwed up Gram’s first and last names but what’s more interesting is they reversed the stereo channels so what was in the right channel is now in the left channel and vice versa.”
1. Blue Eyes (2:48)
2. I Must Be Somebody Else You've Known (2:14)
3. A Satisfied Mind (2:28)
4. Folsom Prison Blues - That's All Right (4:23)
5. Miller's Cave (2:46)
6. I Still Miss Someone (2:51)
7. Luxury Liner (2:54)
8. Strong Boy (2:00)
9. Do You Know How It Feels To Be Lonesome (3:31)
2. I Must Be Somebody Else You've Known (2:14)
3. A Satisfied Mind (2:28)
4. Folsom Prison Blues - That's All Right (4:23)
5. Miller's Cave (2:46)
6. I Still Miss Someone (2:51)
7. Luxury Liner (2:54)
8. Strong Boy (2:00)
9. Do You Know How It Feels To Be Lonesome (3:31)
Vinyl Rip - Cover Included
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ReplyDeleteWow this is great.. Thanks RB. I've never heard these tacks. It's like Gram had Sweetheart of the Rodeo nailed before the Byrds ever tackled this kind of material
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