Jimmie Dale and the Flatlanders - All American Music - 2 LP set
Artist: Jimmie Dale and the Flatlanders | Label: Omnivore | Format: 2xLP | Genre: Americana | Vinyl Condition: Mint | Cover Condition: Sealed
Jimmie Dale and the Flatlanders
All American Music
Omnivore 751147 - 3-sided double LP with laser etched 4th side. In a thick gatefold jacket
• The complete, known recordings from Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock
• Liner notes from acclaimed author and multiple-Grammy winner Colin Escott
Reflecting on The Flatlanders in 1990, Jimmy Dale Gilmore said, “The band probably has a higher reputation now than it ever did. Every time Butch Hancock and Joe Ely and I go out on the road, people want to know about The Flatlanders. We always say it was more a legend than a band.” And against all odds, the legend has grown. –Colin Escott You know how it is when you can’t stop talking up a record. Someone will say, “Okay, but who do they sound like?” Or, “Let’s go see them.” Flatlanders fandom hits a wall right there. By the time the first compilation of Flatlanders' work appeared in England in 1980, they'd been apart for seven years, and another ten before their music was available in the US. Sort of… Recorded in 1972 and scheduled for release the following year, All American Music was put on hold and went unissued, save for a few copies that were released on 8-Track. It took a 1980 UK compilation to collect all of the known Flatlanders material, with a now out-of-print German collection unearthing one more. Now, Omnivore Recordings brings all known Flatlanders tracks back to a three sided LP with the musical saw etched on side four. (Did we mention the musical saw yet?...). All American Music features 18 tracks, newly remastered by multiple Grammy-winner Michael Graves, with packaging featuring liner notes from author and Grammy-winner Colin Escott, helmed by Grammy-winner Cheryl Pawelski. As Escott says in his notes – "More than a half-century later, The Flatlander's' original music still sounds fresh. It was truly a sound like no other. It's a stretch to call an artist 'prophetic' if no one heard them, but in some ways The Flatlanders foretold the grab-all that became Americana Music."
Contains:
Disc One
Dallas
The Heart You Left Behind
NEW SEALED 3-sided double LP with laser etched 4th side. In a thick gatefold jacket
All American Music
Omnivore 751147 - 3-sided double LP with laser etched 4th side. In a thick gatefold jacket
• The complete, known recordings from Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock
• Liner notes from acclaimed author and multiple-Grammy winner Colin Escott
Reflecting on The Flatlanders in 1990, Jimmy Dale Gilmore said, “The band probably has a higher reputation now than it ever did. Every time Butch Hancock and Joe Ely and I go out on the road, people want to know about The Flatlanders. We always say it was more a legend than a band.” And against all odds, the legend has grown. –Colin Escott You know how it is when you can’t stop talking up a record. Someone will say, “Okay, but who do they sound like?” Or, “Let’s go see them.” Flatlanders fandom hits a wall right there. By the time the first compilation of Flatlanders' work appeared in England in 1980, they'd been apart for seven years, and another ten before their music was available in the US. Sort of… Recorded in 1972 and scheduled for release the following year, All American Music was put on hold and went unissued, save for a few copies that were released on 8-Track. It took a 1980 UK compilation to collect all of the known Flatlanders material, with a now out-of-print German collection unearthing one more. Now, Omnivore Recordings brings all known Flatlanders tracks back to a three sided LP with the musical saw etched on side four. (Did we mention the musical saw yet?...). All American Music features 18 tracks, newly remastered by multiple Grammy-winner Michael Graves, with packaging featuring liner notes from author and Grammy-winner Colin Escott, helmed by Grammy-winner Cheryl Pawelski. As Escott says in his notes – "More than a half-century later, The Flatlander's' original music still sounds fresh. It was truly a sound like no other. It's a stretch to call an artist 'prophetic' if no one heard them, but in some ways The Flatlanders foretold the grab-all that became Americana Music."
Contains:
Disc One
Dallas
The Heart You Left Behind
She Had Everything
Tonight I'm Gonna Go Downtown
Waiting For a Train
Rose From the Mountain
You've Never See Me Cry
Joel Blon
Bhagavan Decreed
keeper of the Mountain
Hello Strangter
Down in My Hometonw (bonus track)
Tonight I'm Gonna Go Downtown
Waiting For a Train
Rose From the Mountain
You've Never See Me Cry
Joel Blon
Bhagavan Decreed
keeper of the Mountain
Hello Strangter
Down in My Hometonw (bonus track)
Disc Two - Side Three - Bonus Tracks
One Day at a Time
Stars in My Life
Not So Long Ago
One Day at a Time
Stars in My Life
Not So Long Ago
I Know You
One Road More
Dallas (alternate)
Disc Two - Side Four - exclusive laser etching
One Road More
Dallas (alternate)
Disc Two - Side Four - exclusive laser etching