For the Family
Stan Rogers
© Copyright-Gadfly Records
(076605221225)
Record Label: Gadfly Records
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1. Lookout Hill |
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2. Cliffs Of Baccalieu |
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3. Strings And Dory Plug |
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4. The Badger Drive |
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5. Cape St. Mary's |
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6. Two Bit Cayuse |
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7. Scarborough Settler's Lament |
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8. Yeastcake Jones |
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9. Up In Fox Island |
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10. Three Fishers |
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Recorded in late 1982, this studio album, featuring brother Garnet and Jim Morison, includes renditions of traditional songs as well as songs written by Stan's relatives. The project was born when folk music aficionado Bud Manning and WRDV DJ Tor Jonassen suggested to Stan that he do a traditional album for Jonassen's small Folk Tradition label. The result is this classic release.
"Stan Rogers remembers his family's music, and on this album he sings their songs with loving respect -- not as an exercise in personal nostalgia but as a performance meeting the high standards of his other records. Stan's extraordinary singing is majestic in its strength yet whimsical or tender when appropiate. The musical arrangements here, while kept fairly simple to suit the material, are still creative and impeccably played. And the songs -- whether traditional or written by Stan's relatives -- are all beauties."
--WKAR DJ Bob Blackman, from the album's liner notes
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This CD makes me lonesome
author: Hatcreek
This CD makes me lonesome for the East Coast. I want to sit by the sea and let the wind blow my troubles away. Then I want to go to a kitchen party, drink too much and laugh too hard.
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This is a kitchen party recording, folks
author: D'Arcy P
I close my eyes and I can see me in a warm kitchen on a cold winter's night, with Stan and Garnet, friends and instruments, home-made beer and pot-luck, 3 o'clock in the morning and not one thought of heading home yet.
And I don't want to open my eyes. Play on, Stan, evermore.
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