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44 And 66 (Greg Brown, 1996) 
Greg Brown - 44 And 66 (CD 1996)

 
Greg Brown - 44 And 66 (CD 1996)

Title: 44 And 66
Artist: Greg Brown
Record Label: Red House
Release Year: 1996
EAN: 0033651000228
Genre: Folk
Product ID: EPID4065864
Description: Personnel: Greg Brown (vocals, guitar); Prudence Johnson (vocals); Chuck Henderson (guitar); Gary Delaney (mandolin); Al Soucek (clarinet); Dave Moore (harmonica); Ron Rohovit (bass).Though 44 & 66 is full of the folkie touches and yearn...
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Track Listing
1. 44 & 66
2. Don't You Think Too Much
3. Bozo's In Love Again
4. Twenty Or So
5. Ring Around The Moon
6. Downtown
7. People Hide Their Love
8. Lullaby At The Edge Of Town
9. Early
10. Beatniks Gonna Rise Again
11. Comin' Into You

Details
Number of CDs:1
Producer:Greg Brown
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:RSK/Trilogy Logistics
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:AAD

Album Notes
Personnel: Greg Brown (vocals, guitar); Prudence Johnson (vocals); Chuck Henderson (guitar); Gary Delaney (mandolin); Al Soucek (clarinet); Dave Moore (harmonica); Ron Rohovit (bass).Though 44 & 66 is full of the folkie touches and yearning for rural life that typify Greg Brown's early albums, there's a definite nod here towards his darker, more rough-and-tumble later work. "Early" is a nostalgic evocation of the town where Brown grew up, but the bittersweet melancholia of the minor key "Twenty or So" makes it a folk equivalent of "It Was a Very Good Year." "Downtown" is full of breathless lust for excitement, and the traditional folk-blues framework of "People Hide Their Love" supports an understated, masterfully composed rumination on the vagaries of human interaction. The bonus cut "Comin' Into You" foreshadows some of Brown's subsequent, randier material with its single-entendre depiction of the carnal joys of life. Brown wasn't up to full speed yet on 44 & 66, but it still includes several memorable songs and is recommended to his fans.


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