Hacklebarney
1974 live album by Greg Brown (with Dick Pinney)
| Hacklebarney | ||||
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| Live album by Greg Brown (with Dick Pinney) | ||||
| Released | 1974 | |||
| Genre | Folk | |||
| Label | Mountain Railroad Records (MR-52774) | |||
| Greg Brown (with Dick Pinney) chronology | ||||
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Hacklebarney is a 1974 LP by singer-songwriters Greg Brown and Dick Pinney, recorded live at Charlotte's Web, Rockford, Illinois, in February 1974. It was released on the Mountain Railroad Records label. It is out of print.[1]
Track listing
- "My Pa, He Came Home as Quiet as the Evening" (Brown)
- "Hacklebarney" (not to be confused with "Hacklebarney Tune") (Brown)
- "On New Year's Day" (Brown)
- "Bad Roads in Spring" (Brown)
- "The Last Shepherd" (Brown)
- "Tornado" (Brown)
- "Dicker" (Pinney)
- "One Restless Woman" (Brown)
- "Even Ozzie and Harriet Get the Blues" (Pinney)
- "Walk Me 'round Your Garden" (Pinney)
- "Driftin'" (Pinney/Brown)
- "How Black the Fields" (Brown)
References
- ^ Richard Pinney interview. Accessed Jun 2008.
External links
- Discography reference. Note: this discography reference has wrong titles for tracks 7 and 8
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