Gene Parsons: Kindling & Beyond 1973-1986 - COMPACT DISCS
Title: Kindling & Beyond 1973-1986
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
Title: Kindling & Beyond 1973-1986
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
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Gene Parsons: Kindling & Beyond 1973-1986 - COMPACT DISCS—
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Description
Title: Kindling & Beyond 1973-1986
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
Artist: Gene Parsons
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929435537
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2026-02-27
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
5CD set, an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans. Featuring two solo albums from The Byrds/Flying Burrito Brothers member. Plus solo live recordings spanning his career and a live album from the Gene Parsons Band. Along with unreleased studio demos. Recorded between multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons' membership of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, his 1973 debut solo album 'Kindling' is a country rock and bluegrass classic that also features his friend and fellow ex-Byrd Clarence White on several tracks. Parsons demonstrates his versatility by contributing guitar, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica, bass and drums. Acclaimed author of Are You Ready For The Country, Peter Doggett has written the notes for this box and describes 'Kindling' as "a joyous collection of bluegrass and country-tinged songwriting on which it's star demonstrated a dazzling multi-instrumental virtuosity. " This 5CD set is an essential release for Byrds and country rock fans and also includes Parsons' second solo album 'Melodies' from 1979, an entirely solo live recording 'I Hope They Let Us In' that spanned his entire career including versions of Byrds' favourites 'Gunga Din' and 'Bugler', plus a batch of mainly unissued 1980s studio recordings that were planned for his third solo album, and fantastic live recordings by the Gene Parsons Band. Gene Parsons played in the band Nashville West with Clarence White before they both joined The Byrds and the pair invented the StringBender in 1967 that changes the pitch of the B string on a guitar to create a pedal steel sound. They played together on The Byrds' albums 'Dr. Byrds And Mr. Hyde' (1969), 'The Ballad Of Easy Rider' (1969), '(Untitled)' (1970), 'Byrdmaniax' (1971) and 'Farther Along' (1971).
Tracks:
1.1 Monument
1.2 Long Way Back
1.3 Do Not Disturb
1.4 Willin'
1.5 On the Spot
1.6 Take a City Bride
1.7 Sonic Bummer
1.8 I Must Be a Tree
1.9 Drunkard's Dream
1.10 Banjo Dog
1.11 Back Again
1.12 My Kingdom for a Car
1.13 Melodies from a Bird in Flight (For Clarence)
1.14 Mama Papa
1.15 Won't Last Long
1.16 Way Out There
1.17 Hot Burrito #1
1.18 No Fire Here Tonight
1.19 Pastime
1.20 Little Jewels (For Lilybet)
1.21 Why You Been Gone So Long
2.1 Swing Down
2.2 Sweet Susannah
2.3 Rhumba Man
2.4 Gunga Din
2.5 Abilene
2.6 Bugler
2.7 Do Not Disturb
2.8 Dark Moon
2.9 Willin'
2.10 Take a City Bride
2.11 Sweet Desert Childhood
2.12 Studebaker Story
2.13 Banjo Dog
2.14 Way Out There
2.15 I Must Be a Tree
2.16 Blue
2.17 You Ain't Going Nowhere
3.1 California Blues
3.2 Won't Last Long
3.3 Mercury Blues
3.4 Hickory Wind
3.5 Buckaroo
3.6 Nashville West / City Bride
3.7 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
3.8 She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride
4.1 Why You Been Gone So Long (Rock 'N' Roll Style)
4.2 Banjo Dog
4.3 Diggi Liggi LI
4.4 Nuclear Dayz
4.5 You Don't Miss Your Water
4.6 In My Hour of Darkness
4.7 There Must Be Someone
4.8 Why You Been Gone So Long 2 (Bluegrass Style)
4.9 Real Life Problems
4.10 Swing Down Chariot
5.1 Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
5.2 Have You Seen My Baby
5.3 Willin'
5.4 Our Faded Love
5.5 Baby What You Want Me to Do
5.6 In My Hour of Darkness
5.7 Many Rivers to Cross*
5.8 You Don't Miss Your Water
5.9 Swing Down
5.10 Wind and Rain
5.11 California Blues
5.12 Lily's Hot Bread
5.13 Dark Moon
5.14 Turquoise
5.15 Willin' (Recorded Circa 1986)
