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CD release
USA Howling Dog
HDR-701 (1998)
Song listing
Without You
Live, solo, 1977, written by
Ted Sandquist
If I
Were A Singer
Live, solo, 1977, written by Larry Norman
and Steve Camp
You Got
The Blues
Live, solo, 1979
Watch
What You're Doing
Previously unreleased studio version, 1976
Moonshine
A 1974-78 studio recording from the
"Rough Mix" tape (see "Something
New Under The Son"
and "Rough Mix #1, #2")
Parson
Brown
A 1976 studio recording from the "Rough Mix"
tape
(see "Something
New Under The Son"
and
"Rough Mix #1, #2")
Stranger
Live with The Young Lions, 1985 (see
"Rough Mix #1, #2")
Stop
This Flight
Studio recording from 1978 or 1984? CD says
ca. 1985 from the Australian cassette
"Down
Under (But Not Out)"
(see notes there)
If You
Don't Love The Lord
From the cassette compilation
"The
Strait Tapes - Volume 1"
(UK), a studio
recording from 1984
What's
Wrong With This Body
Live, solo, 1984
Twist
And Shout
Live, solo, 1987, not listed, written
by Bert
Russell and Phil Medley
Unlucky
Blues
Live, solo, 1987, this is in fact
"Born To Be Unlucky"
I Dance
Before The Lord
Live rehearsal with band, early 90's probably,
this
is "My Feet Are On The Rock" retitled
Slow
Fast
Live, solo
Dove
L'etude (Top 40 Survey #2)
Live, solo, 1994
Standing
At The Crossroads
Live with band, 1985
Rock The
Flock
Live, solo, 90's (might be a song from
"Pushing Back The Darkness")
A Woman
Not A Maid
Live, solo, 1980
Talking
About Love
Live in a hotel, solo, no audience
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Notes
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This CD, "compiled, produced, and edited by Terry Leskewich
and John Wood," features unreleased songs, a couple of unreleased
(live) versions of songs and a couple of released but rare versions
of songs. They're from the 70's, 80's, and 90's and most of 'em are
live recordings.
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"Watch What You're Doing" has an extra verse (about an
unfaithful woman; the one about Little Joe Billy is not on this
version).
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The original booklet says "Standing At The Crossroads" is
from 1995. This should be 1985; it's corrected on the second
pressing of the booklet. This song has a Jimi Hendrix like intro
(subtitle for this song as given in the booklet: "Ghost Of Jimi
Mix") and has some references to "Johnny B. Goode" (a Chuck Berry
song). The title was taken from the legendary Robert Johnson song
"Crossroad Blues", but the way it's performed here, was obviously
inspired by Eric Clapton's version of this song as done by The Cream
(1968). The words are different though.
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See "Live At Flevo" for more
details on "Twist And Shout."
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According to the GM booklet "Twist and Shout" and "Unlucky
Blues" are from 1988. These tracks also appeared on the 4CD set
"Rough Diamonds, Precious Jewels (The Belfast Bootlegs)"
where they are dated 5 May 1987. I assumed that this information is
more accurate and that's why 1987 is given in the song listing
above.
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There's a CD-R released by Terry Leskewich which is without
"Parson Brown" and features a full-length version of "Talkin 'Bout
Love" (from some hotel tapes of Larry Norman with his son Michael).
The ending of "If I Were A Singer" has a complete fade out which is
different from the common version.
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A follow-up release of "Gathered Moments" has been announced
and then postponed. This CD might contain covers of Woody Guthrie
("Jesus Christ"?) and Bob Dylan tunes amongst other unreleased
material.
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