December 12, 2014

NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Jambalaya: The Definitive Collection


Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Jambalaya: The Definitive Collection (2013)



Tracklist:
1. Jambalaya (On The Bayou) (3:26)
2. Battle Of New Orleans (3:19)
3. One Good Love (3:48)
4. Partners, Brothers And Friends – Live (3:50)
5. Ripplin’ Waters (5:47)
6. Buy For Me The Rain (2:21)
7. Tennessee Stud (4:49)
8. Some Of Shelly’s Blues (2:47)
9. When It’s Gone (2:33)
10. An American Dream (3:26)
11. Fishin’ In The Dark – Live (3:26)
12. Shot Full Of Love (3:22)
13. Badlands (3:30)
14. Bless The Broken Road (3:51)
15. I’m Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes (4:28)
16. Catfish John (4:05)
17. Cosmic Cowboy (3:56)
18. (All I Have To Do Is) Dream (3:49)
19. I Saw The Light (4:23)
20. Workin’ Man (Nowhere To Go) – Live (3:53)
21. Face On The Cutting Room Floor – Live (3:05)

1. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (5:37)
2. Mr Bojangles – Single Version (3:24)
3. One Step Over The Line (4:27)
4. House At Pooh Corner (2:35)
5. From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come) (3:54)
6. Randy Lynn Rag (1:45)
7. Life’s Railway To Heaven (Circle Ii) (4:37)
8. Make A Little Magic (3:55)
9. And So It Goes (3:52)
10. Fire In The Sky (4:35)
11. Baby’s Got A Hold On Me – Live (3:05)
12. Stand A Little Rain – Live (4:45)
13. Sixteen Tracks (5:09)
14. The Cure (2:03)
15. Dance Little Jean (3:13)
16. Grand Ole Opry Song (3:11)
17. Long Hard Road (Sharecropper’s Dream) – Live (3:51)
18. Cadillac Ranch – Live (5:23)
19. Togary Mountain (Will The Circle Be Unbroken I) (2:29)
20. The Valley Road (Circle Ii) (4:1121. Riding Alone (Circle Ii) (3:07)


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1 comment:

  1. I joined their fan club in 1966, when they were a jug band, so have an opinion on this purported best-of . This is not the collection I would put together, to state things mildly. "Sixteen Tracks"??? I don't think so. The treacly hits are here, of course ... and once or twice, something valuable accidentally slips in, like "Randy Lynn Rag" or "Valley Road." But basically a circle jerk, aimed at the lamestream C&W audience they've so assiduously built over the past 30 years.

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