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Artist Proof by Chris Darrow (CD, 2013)
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- Buy it nowChris Darrow Artist Proof Drag City 528 Reissue CD New Rare
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About this product
Product Identifiers
ProducerChris Darrow^Denny Bruce^Michael OConnor
Record LabelDrgc, Drag City
UPC0781484052821
eBay Product ID (ePID)13070883500
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2013
GenreCountry
ArtistChris Darrow
Release TitleArtist Proof
Dimensions
Item Height0.41 in
Item Length5.81 in
Item Width4.88 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks17
Number of Discs1
TracksBeware of Time, Lovers Sleep Abed Tonight, Shawnee Moon, Move on Down the Line, Song for Steven, Cocaine Lil, Alligator Man, Keep on Trying, New Zoot, The Show Must Go on, The Sky Is Not Blue Today, We Can Both Learn to Say I Love You, Beware of Time [Studio Demo] [Demo Version], Song for Steven [Home Demo] [Demo Version], Keep on Trying [Home Demo] [Demo Version], Move on Down the Line [Studio Demo] [Demo Version], The Sky Is Not Blue Today [Studio Demo] [Demo Version]
NotesDigitally re-mastered and expanded edition of this long-lost solo release from the founding member of Kaleidoscope and session man for Leonard Cohen, Linda Ronstadt, Gene Vincent, Hoyt Axton and others. Artist Proof was lost for 40 years and now found courtesy of Drag City. His solo debut is a rich and powerful dose of California country rock, played with grit and precision by a cast of great players including Ed Black, Loren Newkirk, Arnie Moore, Mickey McGee and John Ware. The turn of the west-coast rock scene toward country music was something no one man could create on his own - Chris himself has been quoted as saying that the country-rock sound was created by bands, not individuals.
