The Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito (1975)
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Label: A&M
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Man in the Fog (2:30)
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Cody, Cody (2:45)
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Tried So Hard (3:29)
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Dark End of the Street (3:55)
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My Uncle (2:37)
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The Train Song (3:10)
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Wild Horses (6:25)
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Christine's Tune (3:01)
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Sin City (4:08)
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Lazy Days (2:58)
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Hot Burrito # 1: * (3:37)
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Hot Burrito # 2: * (3:17)
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Do Right Woman: * (3:58)
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Wheels: * (3:02)
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Just Because: * (1:45)
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Six Days on the Road: * (2:54)
toon 6 bonustracks
totale tijdsduur:
34:58
(53:31)
1
geplaatst: 7 december 2025, 17:16 uur
inderdaad een hele fijne verzamelaar die inclusief de 6 bonus tracks als volgt is samengesteld:
8 nummers (4,5,8,9,11,12,13,14) van "The Gilded Palace of Sin" (1969)
4 nummers (1,2,7,10) van "Burrito Deluxe" (1970)
plus
"Tried So Hard" (Gene Clark) met prachtige zang van Rick Roberts (vervanger van Gram Parsons)
van het gelijknamige FBB album (1971)
"The Train Song" van "Live At the Palomino" (1969)
"Six Days on the Road" en "Just Because" verschenen eerder op de Nederlandse verzamelaar "Honky Tonk Heaven" (1973).
over het prachtige "Wild Horses" (Jagger/Richards) wordt gezegd "Mick Jagger is said to have written "Wild Horses" for and about Gram".
(deel) citaat uit de liner notes:
"Without any doubt The Flying Burrito Brothers were the most influential band to emerge from the California based country rock movement in the late sixties. founded by former Byrds Chris Hillman and Gram Parsons, the two gentlemen largely responsible for "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo", which many consider to be the first successful attempt to merge rock and country. The Flying Burrito Brothers' first release "Gilded Palace of Sin" was greeted like a champion. Stanley Booth reviewed the album in Rolling Stone like a Gram Parsons solo album. He stated that the album is "the best, most personal Gram yet has done". Their second album "Burrito Deluxe" was released in May 1970 and like its predecessor the reviews were great and sales were low. The exception was Holland where both albums sold extremely well. The Burrito Brothers became Dutch superstars"
8 nummers (4,5,8,9,11,12,13,14) van "The Gilded Palace of Sin" (1969)
4 nummers (1,2,7,10) van "Burrito Deluxe" (1970)
plus
"Tried So Hard" (Gene Clark) met prachtige zang van Rick Roberts (vervanger van Gram Parsons)
van het gelijknamige FBB album (1971)
"The Train Song" van "Live At the Palomino" (1969)
"Six Days on the Road" en "Just Because" verschenen eerder op de Nederlandse verzamelaar "Honky Tonk Heaven" (1973).
over het prachtige "Wild Horses" (Jagger/Richards) wordt gezegd "Mick Jagger is said to have written "Wild Horses" for and about Gram".
(deel) citaat uit de liner notes:
"Without any doubt The Flying Burrito Brothers were the most influential band to emerge from the California based country rock movement in the late sixties. founded by former Byrds Chris Hillman and Gram Parsons, the two gentlemen largely responsible for "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo", which many consider to be the first successful attempt to merge rock and country. The Flying Burrito Brothers' first release "Gilded Palace of Sin" was greeted like a champion. Stanley Booth reviewed the album in Rolling Stone like a Gram Parsons solo album. He stated that the album is "the best, most personal Gram yet has done". Their second album "Burrito Deluxe" was released in May 1970 and like its predecessor the reviews were great and sales were low. The exception was Holland where both albums sold extremely well. The Burrito Brothers became Dutch superstars"
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