Album Details
Title: Stars in My Crown Artist: Jorma Kaukonen Release Date: 3/13/2007 Label: Red House Records UPC: 033651020226 Genre: Rock Style: Rock & Roll Moods: Laid-Back/Mellow, Organic Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 3 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Heart Temporary
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Fur Peace Rag
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By the Rivers of Babylon
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Living in the Moment
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Late Breaking News
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Come Back Baby
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Mighty Hard Pleasure
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No Demon
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There's a Table Sitting in Heaven
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The Man Comes Around
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A Life Well Lived
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Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?
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Preacher Picked the Guitar
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Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown? [Instrumental]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2007 | CD | Red House Records | 202 |
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Album Review
It's interesting the way things go in circles. In the early '60s, Jorma Kaukonen (or Jerry, as he was then) played blues guitar in the coffeehouses of the South Bay Area, sometimes with Janis Joplin. Now, after stints with Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna, he's back to his first love, mixing blues, gospel, and country, backed by some excellent musicians. It's a blissful self-indulgence, laid-back but still quite heartfelt, although it has to be said that not all his material meets the standards ("Heart Temporary" is a decent opener, but not in the same class as "No Demon" or Johnny Cash's "The Man Comes Around"), although "A Life Well Lived" is a lovely piece of work. There are some excellent covers, a couple from the Rev. Gary Davis, and a delicious version of "By the Rivers of Babylon." As you'd expect, after four and a half decades, Kaukonen can pick a mean guitar, but he's content to let others take the lead role, especially Barry Mitterhoff's mandolin work. All in all, it makes for a great package, one to be savored over and over for its gentle, soulful heart. ~ Chris Nickson, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Andrea Zonn | Violin | | Ann McCrary | Vocals (Background) | | Barry Mitterhoff | Bouzouki, Mandolin, Tenor Banjo, Photography | | Byron House | Bass (Vocal), Bass (Upright), Producer, Engineer | | Calvin Settles | Tenor (Vocal) | | Chris Brown | Drums | | Chris Kehoe | Photography | | Christopher Farrell | Viola | | Connie Ellisor | Violin | | David Angell | Violin | | Ed Cash | Engineer | | Ed Gerhard | Weissenborn, Guitar (Acoustic) | | Fats Kaplin | Pedal Steel | | Fred Eltringham | Shaker, Cowbell, Tambourine, Guiro | | Gary Paczosa | Engineer, Mixing | | Greg Leisz | Guitar (Electric), Pedal Steel | | Jason Burleson | 5-string Banjo | | Jelly Roll Johnson | Harmonica | | Jim DeMain | Mastering | | Jim Grosjean | Viola | | Jim Hoke | Sax (Soprano), Clarinet | | John Catchings | Cello | | Jorma Kaukonen | Liner Notes, Vocals, Guitar (Acoustic) | | Kristin Wilkinson | String Arrangements, Contractor, Viola | | Kyle Ford | Assistant Engineer | | Mary Kathryn Vanosdale | Violin | | Monisa Angell | Viola | | Odessa Settles | Alto (Vocals) | | Pamela Sixfin | Violin | | Phil Madeira | Engineer, Organ | | Reese Wynans | Piano | | Rob Ickes | Guitar (Resonator) | | Sally Van Meter | Tenor (Vocal), Guitar (Resonator) | | Shirley Settles | Soprano (Vocal) | | Tim Stafford | Baritone (Vocal), Guitar (Acoustic) | | Todd Suttles | Bass (Vocal) |
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