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Stoned Soul Picnic: The Best Of Laura Nyro,Laura Nyro

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Laura Nyro
Released 1997

Wedding Bell Blues
02:53
749 plays

Stoned Soul Picnic
03:47
628 plays

Stoney End
02:43
610 plays

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- 1
- Wedding Bell Blues
- 02:53
- 749 plays

- 2
- Blowin' Away
- 02:19
- 336 plays

- 3
- Billy's Blues
- 03:17
- 346 plays

- 4
- Stoney End
- 02:43
- 610 plays

- 5
- And When I Die
- 02:38
- 499 plays

- 6
- Lu
- 02:44
- 236 plays

- 7
- Eli's Comin'
- 03:58
- 480 plays

- 8
- Stoned Soul Picnic
- 03:47
- 628 plays

- 9
- Timer
- 03:23
- 267 plays

- 10
- Emmie
- 04:19
- 321 plays

- 11
- The Confession
- 02:48
- 225 plays

- 12
- Capt. St. Lucifer
- 03:13
- 228 plays

- 13
- Gibsom Street
- 04:42
- 193 plays

- 14
- New York Tendaberry
- 05:33
- 218 plays

- 15
- Save The Country
- 02:25
- 296 plays

- 16
- Blackpatch
- 03:35
- 245 plays

- 17
- Upstairs By A Chinese Lamp
- 05:33
- 230 plays

- 18
- Beads Of Sweat
- 04:47
- 260 plays

- 19
- When I Was A Freeport And You Were The Main Drag
- 02:41
- 181 plays

- 20
- I Met Him On A Sunday
- 01:50
- 286 plays

- 21
- The Bells
- 02:58
- 249 plays

- 22
- Smile
- 05:35
- 214 plays

- 23
- Sweet Blindness (Live)
- 03:51
- 253 plays

- 24
- Money (Live)
- 05:53
- 193 plays

- 25
- Mr. Blue
- 05:00
- 438 plays

- 26
- A Wilderness
- 02:58
- 165 plays

- 27
- Mother's Spiritual
- 03:17
- 192 plays

- 28
- A Woman Of The World
- 04:10
- 156 plays

- 29
- Louise's Church
- 03:33
- 182 plays

- 30
- Broken Rainbow
- 03:51
- 234 plays

- 31
- To A Child
- 03:32
- 195 plays

- 32
- Lite A Flame (The Animal Rights Song)
- 03:18
- 158 plays

- 33
- And When I Die (Live)
- 02:48
- 263 plays

- 34
- Save The Country (Live)
- 02:42
- 217 plays

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album review

A double-CD, career-spanning retrospective that offers little in the way of surprises: it's a tastefully selected overview of her career highlights, heaviest (and justifiably so) on her late '60s albums. There's the inevitable feeling of letdown as disc two progresses; her post-early '70s material is far less interesting than her earliest work, even if it's inoffensive. All of the first five albums (through 1971's Gonna Take a Miracle) are now on CD, so this is most suitable for the fan who isn't passionate enough to be a completist. Includes a couple of previously unreleased live tracks from the 1990s; the version of "Sweet Blindness," unfortunately, is not the original late-'60s recording, but from a late-'70s live album. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide