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Gram Parsons
Lost Recordings
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (22) - Disc #1
1. Song for You - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
2. Kentucky Blues - Gram Parsons,
3. Streets of Baltimore - Gram Parsons, Glaser, Tompall
4. Folsom Prison Blues - Gram Parsons, Cash, Johnny [1]
5. Lovesick Blues - Gram Parsons, Friend, Cliff
6. The New Soft Shoe - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
7. How Much I've Lied - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
8. Still Feeling Blue - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
9. Still Feeling Blue - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
10. Ain't No Beatles, Ain't No Rolling Stones - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
11. Medley: How Can I Forget You/Cry One More Time - Gram Parsons, Biggs, Thomas
12. A Song for You - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram
13. Streets of Baltimore - Gram Parsons, Glaser, Tompall
14. That's All It Took - Gram Parsons, Edwards, Darrell
15. Somebody's Back in Town - Gram Parsons, Helms, Don
16. More and More - Gram Parsons,
17. Teaching Emmy to Sweep Out the Ashes - Gram Parsons, Allsup, Joyce Ann [
18. Daddy's Fiddle - Gram Parsons,
19. We'll Sweep out the Ashes in the Morning - Gram Parsons, Allsup, Joyce Ann [
20. Cold, Cold Heart - Gram Parsons, Williams, Hank [1]
21. That's All It Took - Gram Parsons, Edwards, Darrell
22. A Song for You - Gram Parsons, Parsons, Gram

CD Details

All Artists: Gram Parsons
Title: Lost Recordings
Members Wishing: 7
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Release Date: 12/28/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Rock
Styles: Americana, Country Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766483124342

Synopsis

Album Description

This CD contains 22 tracks recorded by Gram Parsons (with a little help from Emmylou Harris) as demos for his first solo album in 1972. Featuring several tracks which remain otherwise unrecorded, a number of strange cover versions, & several alternative versions of songs which later appeared on his two solo records. This recording is a fascinating glimpse of a man at he peak of his artistic prowess. Cowboy Music. 2003.

CD Reviews

Poor quality.

Elizabeth Schoeberlein | Boulder, Colorado | 01/18/2007

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This recording is of poor quality. Lots of surface noise. Instrumentation drowns out the voice(s)."

Interesting Rehearsal Sessions for Gram Parson's GP album

Les Gripkey | Boulder Creek, CA USA | 06/08/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you're looking for studio recordings of these songs, buy the great GP album. If you want insight into how GP was created, how Gram Parsons taught EmmyLou Harris to sing harmony, and want to hear the other songs they were kicking around at the same time, you might want to check out "The Lost Recordings." As noted on the back insert, these are rehearsals. I personally enjoy hearing rehearsals and demos and getting to witness part of the creative process that goes into making a great album like GP. I don't expect the recordings to be studio quality, or vocals and instruments balanced. I know it's a practice with a tape running and take that as an addendum to the final product."