Album Details
Title: High, Wide and Lonesome Artist: David Olney Release Date: 1995 Re-Released On: 9/5/1995 Label: Philo Duration: 47:53 UPCs: 011671117720, 011671117744 Genre: Folk Style: Contemporary Folk Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Walk Downtown
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You Gotta Hold on Me
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Caterpillar
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Another Place, Another Time
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My Family Owns This Town
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Brays
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Raw Bone
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Ruby Ann
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In Your Eyes
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Flood of '93
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Blue Grey Eyes
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Vincent's Blues
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1995 | CD | Philo | 1177 |
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Album Review
David Olney's career has included forays into hard-edged roots-rock, quiet, introspective acoustic folk, and everything in between. The one constant has been his abilty to write concise, masterfully crafted and memorable songs. High, Wide and Lonesome represents simultaneously the most consistently strong and diverse selection of songs collected on any of Olney's albums. In addition, his performances are perhaps the best of his career, his voice striking a perfect balance between the bluesy swagger of Spider John Koerner and the intense, whiskey-soaked warblings of Townes Van Zandt. The backing musicians are uniformly excellent as well. Highlights include Rick Danko's funky bassline on "My Family Owns This Town," as well as guest performances throughout the album from several other alumni of The Band. The above-mentioned song and the preceding track, "Another Place, Another Time," are interesting in that each deals with the same small-town murder from a different point of view. In one song, the narrator is the deceased's spurned husband, in the other, her secret lover. Unusual twists of this kind are a specialty of Olney's and make High, Wide and Lonesome a must-have for anyone interested in thoughtful, yet raw and powerful folk music. ~ Pemberton Roach, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Bradley Hartman | Engineer | | Brian Ahern | Bass | | Byron House | Bass | | Carol Chase | ? | | Daniel Moore | Vocals (Background) | | David Hungate | Trumpet, Guitar (Acoustic), Trombone, Tambourine | | David Olney | Guitar (Acoustic), ?, Whistle (Human) | | David Vaught | Vocals (Background), Bass, Engineer | | Deanie Richardson | Fiddle | | Don Heffington | Percussion, Talking Drum, Drums, Tambourine | | Donivan Cowart | Engineer | | Ernest Bovine | ? | | Garth Hudson | Saxophone, Accordion, Piano, Keyboards | | George Bradfute | Guitar (Electric) | | Glen Clark | Organ, Wurlitzer, Vocals (Background) | | Glen D. Hardin | Piano | | Glenn Worf | Bass | | James Pennebaker | Fiddle | | Jim Horn | Saxophone | | Jimmy Markham | Harmonica | | John Gardner | Percussion, Drums | | Michael McCall | Liner Notes | | Mike Dysinger | Percussion | | Mike Fleming | Bass | | Mike Henderson | Guitar (Electric), National Steel Guitar | | Randy Leago | Organ, Engineer, Wurlitzer, ? | | Rick Danko | Bass | | Rodney Crowell | Vocals | | Ronnie McCoury | Mandolin | | Scott Musick | Engineer, Tambourine, Vocals (Background) | | Sneaky Pete Kleinow | Pedal Steel | | Tim Lauer | Melodion, Accordion | | Tommy Spurlock | Guitar (Acoustic), Lap Steel Guitar, Engineer, Vocals (Background), Guitar (Electric), Producer, Dobro |
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