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Various Artists : Frisco Mabel Joy Revisited: for Mickey Newbury
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"One of the best tribute albums ever," wrote Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke of this salute to alt.country pioneer Mickey Newbury's classic album.
Genre: Folk: Folk Pop
Release Date: 2000
Frisco Mabel Joy Revisited: for Mickey Newbury Record Label: Appleseed Recordings
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Prologue - Bill Frisell 1:10 Album Only
An American Trilogy - Midnight Choir 5:08 Album Only
How Many Times (Must the Piper Be Paid for His Song) - Walkabout 5:25 Album Only
Interlude [Side A] - Bill Frisell 1:35 Album Only
Future's Not What It Used to Be - Gary Heffern 4:10 Album Only
Mobile Blue - Dave Alvin & the Guilty Men 3:48 Album Only
Frisco Depot - Meredith Miller Band 3:10 Album Only
You're Not My Same Sweet Baby - Chuck Prophet 3:41 Album Only
Interlude [Side B] - Bill Frisell with Robin Holcomb 1:05 Album Only
Remember the Good - Michael Fracasso 2:49 Album Only
Swiss Cottage Place - David Halley 4:39 Album Only
How I Love Them Old Songs - The Hole Dozen 6:44 Album Only
San Francisco Mabel Joy [*] - Kris Kristofferson 4:20 Album Only
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Album Notes

A newly-recorded tribute to one of the most important song writers and beloved albums of the 1970's - Mickey Newbury and "Frisco Mabel Joy."

Mickey Newbury is easily one of the most important songwriters of the late 20th Century, with songs recorded by hundreds of diverse artists including Ray Charles, Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, Waylon Jennings, Andy Williams, Joan Baez, John Denver, Carol Channing, Kenny Rogers & the First Edition, as well as virtually everyone in the '80s and '90s Nashville Country & Western scene.

It was the release of the landmark album, "Frisco Mabel Joy," that established Mickey Newbury's legend. This all-new recording recreates the original album track-by-track (including the famous "An American Trilogy") with interpretive performances by a host of wonderful Newbury admirers. As an added treat, popular guitar legend Bill Frisell plays all of the instrumental interludes that were part of the original recording.

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