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| Title | HEARTWORN HIGHWAYS |
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| Format | 2x Vinyl LP (Album) |
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| Genre | Country |
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| Label | LIGHT I/T ATTIC |
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| Catalog Number | LITASTD 146 |
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| Release Date | 06/24/2016 |
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| Barcode | 0826853014618 |
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| ID | 1016141 |
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| Double LP in gatefold sleeve. 20 page booklet with essay by Sam Sweet interviewing artists and documentary creators and crew. Sometimes, a documentary maker is present at precisely the right moment to capture lightning in a bottle. It happened with essential punk doc The Decline of Western Civilization, it happened with Dylan's Don't Look Back and Chet Baker's Let's Get Lost, and it happened with 1976's Heartworn Highways. The iconic performance documentary saw filmmaker James Szalapski travel to Texas and Tennessee to capture the radical country artists reclaiming the genre via an appreciation for its heritage in folk and bluegrass and a rejection of the mainstream Nashville machine. Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Steve Young, David Allan Coe, Steve Earle and many others appeared on both screen and soundtrack, where musical highlights include Clark's brilliant "Desperados Waiting For A Train", Young's stirring "Alabama Highways" and Van Zandt's emotional "Waiting Around To Die". |
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| 1. | GUY CLARK: L.A. FREEWAY | | | 2. | "...THAT'S A LIGHTNIN' LICK..." | | | 3. | LARRY JON WILSON: OHOOPEE RIVER BOTTOMLAND | | | 4. | GUY CLARK: THAT OLD TIME FEELING | | | 5. | "...PEOPLE CONDEMN WHISKEY..." | | | 6. | TOWNES VAN ZANDT: WAITING 'ROUND TO DIE | | | 7. | DAVID ALLAN COE: I STILL SING THE OLD SONGS | | | 8. | INTRO | | | 9. | GUY CLARK: DESPERADOS WAITING FOR A TRAIN | | | 10. | RODNEY CROWELL: BLUEBIRD WINE | | | 11. | STEVE YOUNG: ALABAMA HIGHWAY | |
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| 1. | INTRO | | | 2. | TOWNES VAN ZANDT: PANCHO AND LEFTY | | | 3. | GUY CLARK: TEXAS COOKIN' | | | 4. | GAMBLE ROGERS: CHARLIE'S PLACE | | | 5. | GAMBLE ROGERS: THE BLACK LABEL BLUES | | | 6. | "...THESE GUARDS ALL DRIVE CADILLAC | | | 7. | DAVID ALLAN COE: RIVER | | | 8. | JOHN HIATT: ONE FOR THE ONE | | | 9. | STEVE EARLE: DARLIN' COMMIT ME | | | 10. | GUY CLARK: BALLAD OF LAVERNE AND CAPTAIN FLINT | | | 11. | STEVE YOUNG: I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY | | | 12. | STEVE EARLE: MERCENARY SONG | | | 13. | "...WOULD YOU DO ELIJAH'S CHURCH?.. | | | 14. | RODNEY CROWELL: SILENT NIGHT | |
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