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John Stewart
Bite My Foot
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Intro
2. Anna on a Memory
3. All Time Woman
4. California Bloodlines
5. Intro to Pirates [Between-Song Talk] - John Stewart,
6. Pirates of Stone County Road
7. Mazatlan
8. National Monument [Between-Song Talk] - John Stewart,
9. Roll Away the Stone
10. Kennedy Campaign [Between-Song Talk] - John Stewart,
11. The Last Campaign Trilogy: Last Campaign/Wild Horse Road/All the Brave Hors
12. Mother Country
13. Intro to July [Between-Song Talk] - John Stewart,
14. July You're a Woman
15. Wheatfield Lady
16. Greatest Days [Between-Song Talk] - John Stewart,
17. Cooler Water, Higher Ground
18. Razor Back Woman
19. Kansas Rain
20. Runaway Fool of Love
21. Wolves in the Kitchen
22. Banjo Solo Time
23. Never Goin' Back to Nashville

CD Details

All Artists: John Stewart
Title: Bite My Foot
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Folk Era Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 4/14/2009
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Traditional Folk, Singer-Songwriters, Soft Rock, Folk Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 045507144123

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CD Reviews

At The Top of His Game

Basil MacDougal | The Corner of My Room | 04/15/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Bite My Foot--This was John's sense of humor, was it not? Where did this title come from? For the answer to this you will have to listen to Intro to July You're A Woman.

This album is John in top form. Phoenix, 1973. He was a Super-Star (in Phoenix) my home. I am proud to know this because John, became one of my best friends over the years. Oh, we never met. But, what do you ask of a best friend? Someone who is there with you through thick and thin? Someone who understands your pains? Makes you laugh? Makes you cry? That was John. Through his music I found a constant companion. I found inspiration and such sweet beautiful music.

Thank you John.

As I mentioned, this album was recorded in 1973, several months before his famous recording, The Phoenix Concerts. I suggest buying the CD rather than MP3 downloads (if they are available). Why? Because the liner notes included are quite interesting with several quotes from John.

As for the songs, each are John in his prime. Strong voice. Also included, is an early rendition of Runaway Fool of Love, which was later included on Bombs Away Dream Babies.

Buy this CD, sit back, and enjoy. Cheers!"

A walk in memory's garden

john robertson | wick, caithness Scotland | 09/08/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Wonderful precursor to the Phoenix concerts,among my favourites with 'Cannons in the Rain' and 'Airdream Believer'. Less polished than his subsequent 'Phoenix Concerts' but wonderfully entertaining and makes us realise what a tragedy his loss was especially as here in the UK he did not achieve the recognition he so richly deserved.

"

Bite My Foot - John Stewart

George Byrd | sacramento | 08/07/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"How can you go work with any John Stewart album. If you never got the chance to see John in concert, this is a wonderful album to purchase. It was recorded during the 70's and is a rare treat. Great song selection and great band. John's conversation between songs is also a plus. He was truly a great talent."