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Title: Moving Through America
Artist: Steve Forbert
Label: Rolling Tide Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 850020196951
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2023-10-13
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: RED, 140 GRAM VINYL
Years before Americana music earned it's own category at the Grammy Awards, Steve Forbert helped pioneer the genre's mix of folk, roots-rock, and richly delivered storytelling. He's been a torchbearer of that sound for more than four decades since, navigating the twists and turns of an acclaimed career that's taken him from gold records to Grammy nominations, from New York City's CBGB to Nashville's Bluebird Cafe, from his 1978 debut album to 2022's vital and versatile Moving Through America. Backed by the same band that appeared on his collection of cover songs, Early Morning Rain, in 2020, Steve Forbert fills Moving Through America with songs that are every bit as spirited as "Romeo's Tune," his Top 20 hit from 1979's gold-certified Jackrabbit Slim. The album marks the latest chapter in a story that's still unfolding, with Forbert serving as an elder statesman of Americana music while continuing to create music that's spry and steadfast
Tracks:
1.1 Buffalo Nickel
1.2 Fried Oysters
1.3 Moving Through America
1.4 Living the Dream
1.5 Please Don't Eat the Daisies
1.6 Times Like These
1.7 I Can't Get Back
1.8 Say Hello to Gainesville
1.9 It's Too Bad (You Super Freak)
1.10 What's a Dog Think?
1.11 Palo Alto
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Steve Forbert: Moving Through America [ Vinyl ]
$9.29
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Artist: Steve Forbert
Label: Rolling Tide Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 850020196951
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2023-10-13
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: RED, 140 GRAM VINYL
Years before Americana music earned it's own category at the Grammy Awards, Steve Forbert helped pioneer the genre's mix of folk, roots-rock, and richly delivered storytelling. He's been a torchbearer of that sound for more than four decades since, navigating the twists and turns of an acclaimed career that's taken him from gold records to Grammy nominations, from New York City's CBGB to Nashville's Bluebird Cafe, from his 1978 debut album to 2022's vital and versatile Moving Through America. Backed by the same band that appeared on his collection of cover songs, Early Morning Rain, in 2020, Steve Forbert fills Moving Through America with songs that are every bit as spirited as "Romeo's Tune," his Top 20 hit from 1979's gold-certified Jackrabbit Slim. The album marks the latest chapter in a story that's still unfolding, with Forbert serving as an elder statesman of Americana music while continuing to create music that's spry and steadfast
Tracks:
1.1 Buffalo Nickel
1.2 Fried Oysters
1.3 Moving Through America
1.4 Living the Dream
1.5 Please Don't Eat the Daisies
1.6 Times Like These
1.7 I Can't Get Back
1.8 Say Hello to Gainesville
1.9 It's Too Bad (You Super Freak)
1.10 What's a Dog Think?
1.11 Palo Alto
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