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"This recording just glistens. It radiates the true spirit of back porch American music... 'Peggy-O' is a gem... I just can't stop listening to Going to the West... is this some kind of potent sonic voodoo?" --- Micky Hart, the Grateful Dead Ed Littlef
Genre:
Folk: Traditional Folk
Release Date:
2006
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Going To The West
Ed Littlefield Jr.
© Copyright-Sage Arts
(702987017926)
Record Label: Sage Arts
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1. Going to the West |
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2. Johnson Boys |
3:48 |
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3. You'll Find Her Name Written There |
4:17 |
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4. Been All Around This World |
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5. Pretty Peggy O |
6:37 |
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6. Miss Julia's Waltz |
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7. Waterbound |
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8. Kingdom Coming |
3:33 |
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9. Standing In The Need Of Prayer |
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10. Sail Away Ladies |
5:58 |
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11. Green Light On The Southern Cross |
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12. Over The Waterfall |
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13. Miss Julia's Dream |
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Ed Littlefield Jr. (vocals, pedal steel guitar, Highland bagpipes, keyboards, mandolin, Dobro, lead guitar), a product of the Northern California folk scene, relocated to Washington State in the early 1970s. He toured extensively with the well-known Seattle Western swing band Lance Romance before founding Sage Arts, one of the Northwest's premier recording studios, where he functions as a producer and engineer. Ed is one of the most innovative of the new breed of pedal steel guitarists; among his influences, he counts Ian & Sylvia, Bob Dylan, Flatt & Scruggs, Hank Williams, Doc Watson, Ernest Tubb, The Grateful Dead, The Band, and The Rolling Stones.
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