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Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels: Live 1973,Gram Parsons

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Gram Parsons
Released 2001

To Love Somebody
03:21
936 plays

We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
04:45
892 plays

Streets Of Baltimore
04:01
796 plays

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- 1
- We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
- 04:45
- 892 plays

- 2
- Country Baptizing
- 04:20
- 781 plays

- 3
- Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man
- 05:01
- 738 plays

- 4
- Big Mouth Blues
- 05:35
- 673 plays

- 5
- The New Soft Shoe
- 09:07
- 720 plays

- 6
- Cry One More Time
- 08:13
- 655 plays

- 7
- Streets Of Baltimore
- 04:01
- 796 plays

- 8
- That's All It Took
- 03:22
- 653 plays

- 9
- Love Hurts
- 05:37
- 670 plays

- 10
- California Cotton Fields
- 03:14
- 634 plays

- 11
- Six Days On The Road
- 03:48
- 649 plays

- 12
- Encore Medley: Bony Moronie/Forty Days/Almost Grown
- 06:16
- 596 plays

- 13
- Sin City
- 04:11
- 481 plays

- 14
- Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
- 03:56
- 416 plays

- 15
- The Dark End of the Street
- 03:59
- 437 plays

- 16
- Wheels
- 03:04
- 381 plays

- 17
- Juanita
- 02:31
- 365 plays

- 18
- Hot Burrito #1
- 03:41
- 440 plays

- 19
- Hot Burrito #2
- 03:19
- 351 plays

- 20
- High Fashion Queen
- 02:08
- 340 plays

- 21
- Older Guys
- 02:30
- 366 plays

- 22
- Cody, Cody
- 02:46
- 283 plays

- 23
- Wild Horses
- 06:24
- 483 plays

- 24
- Sing Me Back Home
- 04:31
- 346 plays

- 25
- To Love Somebody
- 03:21
- 936 plays

- 26
- Still Feeling Blue
- 02:41
- 295 plays

- 27
- We'll Sweep out the Ashes in the Morning
- 03:13
- 271 plays

- 28
- A Song for You
- 04:58
- 488 plays

- 29
- Streets of Baltimore
- 02:53
- 325 plays

- 30
- She
- 04:58
- 513 plays

- 31
- The New Soft Shoe
- 03:53
- 254 plays

- 32
- Kiss the Children
- 02:58
- 255 plays

- 33
- How Much I've Lied
- 02:28
- 242 plays

- 34
- Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man [Live]
- 04:39
- 289 plays

- 35
- That's All It Took
- 02:51
- 242 plays

- 36
- California Cotton Fields
- 02:45
- 282 plays

- 37
- Return of the Grievous Angel [Remix]
- 03:58
- 404 plays

- 38
- Hearts on Fire
- 03:49
- 285 plays

- 39
- Brass Buttons
- 03:29
- 299 plays

- 40
- $1000 Wedding
- 05:03
- 386 plays

- 41
- Love Hurts
- 03:41
- 376 plays

- 42
- Ooh Las Vegas
- 03:31
- 329 plays

- 43
- In My Hour of Darkness
- 03:47
- 322 plays

- 44
- Brand New Heartache
- 02:28
- 329 plays

- 45
- Sleepless Nights
- 03:25
- 287 plays

- 46
- The Angels Rejoiced Last Night
- 03:35
- 288 plays

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album review

Gram Parsons' legend is so great that it's easy for the neophyte to be skeptical about his music, wondering if it really is deserving of such effusive praise. Simply put, it is, and if you question the veracity of that statement, turn to Rhino's peerless double-disc set, Sacred Hearts and Fallen Angels: The Gram Parsons Anthology. This is the first truly comprehensive overview of Parsons' work, running from the International Submarine Band, through the Byrds, to the Flying Burrito Brothers and his two solo albums, scattering appropriate rarities or non-LP tracks along the way. This is no small feat, since it depends on extensive cross-licensing between record labels, plus concentration from the compilers, who won't allow personal biases to get in the way of telling the story. Miraculously, this happens, and the result is a lean, yet thorough, utterly addictive set that summarizes the brilliance of Gram Parsons, capturing his magnificent songwriting abilities and how he made country sound like rock & roll, while giving rock a sense of country's history. It's possible to complain about the handful of omissions -- "Break My Mind" is one of the greatest recordings he did with the Byrds, the version of "Do You Know How It Feels" is better with the Burritos, the barroom anthems of his solo records ("Cry One More Time," "Big Mouth Blues," "I Can't Dance," "Cash on the Barrellhead") gave the weepers context -- but this still hits every major point. After all, counting the early version of "Do You Know," only two songs are missing from The Gilded Palace of Sin and only four songs are missing from the two-fer of GP/Grievous Angel, plus this has the best of the ISB, Byrds, and songs that didn't make the solo album. So, even if there may be a personal favorite or two missing, nothing major is missing, which means this is a perfect, irresistible summation of Parsons' career, containing every great moment from all of his bands. His genius has never seemed purer than it does here, since it conveys the true scope of his talents and his career. If you are a fan of Parsons, this isn't necessary, even if it is an excellent listen (there's only one unreleased track, the ISB's "Knee Deep in the Blues"). If you haven't fallen in love with him, skip every other disc -- this is what you need. Once you hear it, there's no way that you won't become a life-long fan. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide