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John Stewart
Lonesome Picker Rides Again
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Just an Old Love Song
2. The Road Shines Bright
3. Touch of the Sun
4. Bolinas
5. Freeway Pressure
6. Swift Lizard [Live]
7. Wolves in the Kitchen [Live]
8. Little Road and a Stone to Roll
9. Daydream Believer
10. Crazy
11. Wild Horse Road
12. All the Brave Horses

CD Details

All Artists: John Stewart
Title: Lonesome Picker Rides Again
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Line (Ger)
Release Date: 1/2/1998
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Contemporary Folk, Adult Contemporary, Singer-Songwriters, Soft Rock, Folk Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

Produced by John?s brother Mike Stewart of We Five fame, and featuring session aces like Chris Darrow, Buddy Emmons and Russ Kunkel, 'The Lonesome Picker Rides Again' features John?s own rendition of 'Daydream Believer', which he had penned for the Monkees several years before! Other tracks: 'Just An Old Love Song; The Road Shines Bright; Touch of the Sun; Bolinas; Freeway Pleasure; Swift Lizard; Wolves in the Kitchen; Little Road and a Stone to Roll; Crazy; Wild Horse Road', and 'All the Brave Horses'. The complete 1971 release.

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CD Reviews

Classic Stewart; thematically, his best album.

Richard | Virginia | 03/25/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

""The Lonesome Picker Rides Again" showcases John Stewart at his best. Taken as a whole, it is his most thematic album and comes close to rivaling "California Bloodlines" as his best. "Lonesome Picker" powerfully and superbly conveys the freedom, openness, melancholy, wistfulness and faded glory of the west; even "Daydream Beliver," so strongly associated with the Monkees, evokes the western spirit.

The production values of "Lonesome Picker" are outstanding. Other albums have stronger individual songs, but "Lonesome Picker" deserves to be heard for the first time in full, uninterrupted, and from beginning to end. It is a masterpiece from an American original who is missed deeply and dearly.

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