| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
|---|
| 678.1 | JS | PCBUOA::CHENARD | | Mon Oct 03 1994 09:11 | 13 |
| Jim,
I also have that album and still play it every once in a while. I
will try to remember to look for it tonite. I haven't heard of
John Stewart performing in a long time. Last time he was here
was at Tanglewood about 6 months after that album came out.
Mo
PS, if you can't find a copy of it, I can try to make a tape from
my album.
|
| 678.2 | "California Bloodlines"? | KAOFS::S_BURRIDGE | Stephen Burridge | Mon Oct 03 1994 10:41 | 5 |
| John Stewart made a great abum in the early '70s called "California
Bloodlines." Other songs included "Omaha Rainbow", "July You're a
Woman," "Pirates of Stone County Road", among others.
-Stephen
|
| 678.3 | just curious | BSS::MARLAND | | Mon Oct 03 1994 11:08 | 1 |
| Wasn't their a song called "gold" on that album?
|
| 678.4 | Music into Gold | BASEX::GEOFFREY | Blueberries are our friends | Mon Oct 03 1994 12:05 | 6 |
|
I think there was... something like "Music into Gold".... I think
some of the words were "People out there turning music into Gold..."
Jim
|
| 678.5 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Mon Oct 03 1994 12:11 | 4 |
| Is this the "song" on which Stevie Nicks sings backup? I use the term
loosely as this is easily one of the worst songs I've ever heard.
Mark.
|
| 678.6 | When the lights go down on the California town ... | BUSY::FISED::SLABOUNTY | I smell T-R-O-U-B-L-E | Mon Oct 03 1994 12:41 | 7 |
|
That was a great song!!
One of my favorites at the time!!
GTI
|
| 678.7 | confused recollections | KAOFS::S_BURRIDGE | Stephen Burridge | Mon Oct 03 1994 13:16 | 6 |
| I used to have the album with "Gold" on it as well (it wasn't
"California Bloodlines).. come to think of it, I think "Lost her in the
Sun" was on the same one as "Gold". It might have been called "Bombs
Away Dream Babies". I know that was the name of one of his records...
-Stephen
|
| 678.8 | see 842.* in COOKIE::FOLK_MUSIC | KAOFS::S_BURRIDGE | Stephen Burridge | Mon Oct 03 1994 13:37 | 1 |
|
|
| 678.9 | | BUSY::FISED::SLABOUNTY | I smell T-R-O-U-B-L-E | Mon Oct 03 1994 13:53 | 8 |
|
RE: "Bombs Away Dream Babies"
Yes, that's the name of it ... I knew it wasn't the "California"
one but couldn't remember the name of the album.
GTI
|
| 678.10 | Bombs Away Dream Babies | BASEX::GEOFFREY | Blueberries are our friends | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:12 | 16 |
|
Thanks for all the replies...
RE: .8 I checked out cookie::folk_music 842.* lots of info there
thanks for the pointer.
I also called my local CD outlet and I can special order Bombs away
Dream Babies for $15.99.
Again thanks,
jim
Now hopefully I can find out about John Stewart palying in the Detroit
MI. area sometime.
|
| 678.11 | FYI | DELNI::RUKAS | | Mon Dec 05 1994 12:56 | 35 |
|
BOMBS AWAY DREAM BABIES is available on CD (RE 2034 $14 plus $2 S&H)
through:
HOMECOMING RECORDS
P.O. BOX 2050
MALIBU, CA 90265
Send for concert info and/or complete listing of releases by John Stewart
which includes post-1979 releases:
- ARMSTRONG (1994 CD-single of re-recorded "Armstrong",
and actual voices of the astronauts from the
lunar surface, plus new song)
- ESCAPE TO ARIZONA (1993 Cassette of 11 new songs)
- ROCKET ROY IN THE HOUR GLASS (1993 Cassette of 6 new
songs interwoven with John's recitations)
- BULLETS IN THE HOUR GLASS (1992 SANACHIE Cassette/CD)
- TERESA AND THE LOST SONGS (1992 Cassette of " John's
songs written in the 60's and 70's, lost
and then found")
- SAVANAH (1992 Instrumental Cassette)
- DEEP IN THE NEON (1991 Live <duo> Cassette/CD)
- NEON BEACH (1990 Live <full band> Cassette/CD)
- PUNCH THE BIG GUY (1987 CYPRESS Cassette/CD)
- SECRET TAPES II (1987 Cassette of 10 songs)
- TRANCAS (1984 AFFORDABLE DREAMS LP/Cassette)
- THE LAST CAMPAIGN (1985 LP/Cassette collection
inspired by Robert Kennedy's Presidential Campaign)
- CENTENNIAL (1984 LASERLIGHT Instrumental Cassette now
also available as AMERICAN SKETCHES on Cassette/CD)
- BLONDES (1982 ALLEGIANCE Cassette)
|
| 678.12 | Deep in The Neon | RANGER::WEBER | | Thu Dec 08 1994 17:50 | 25 |
|
Just after I wrote a note here 4 years ago the conference got archived,
although I had managed to cross-post it to ::FOLK_MUSIC first. At the
time, I had not heard much new stuff from John and after listening to
Trancas and Punch The Big Guy Out a few times, decided they were too
synthed for me, so I wasn't sure if there was going to be more of his
music in my future.
Neon Beach Live and Deep In The Neon, though, were a big improvement,
especially the latter, which is just John, a bass player and an
enthusiastic audience. Two standouts are "July You're A Woman" ("Pat
Boone called me. Pat Boone called ME!") and "Daydream Believer", both
of which allow John to explain how his tunes got bowdlerized ( I
already told you this in my original posting, but didn't know how it
had come about). All of the tunes allow John to show what a good player
he is, which has sometimes gotten hidden in his more highly-produced
recordings.
Another pleasant surprise was Blondes, which is much better than I'd
have thought from the cover or subject matter. In fact, this record sat
in my to-be-played pile for a few years before I listened to it, but
now I like it a lot.
Danny W.
|