http://gramparsons.tribe.net/thread/e21d05f6-c7a9-4ce5-ab65-ffe0b827fda0?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/e21d05f6-c7a9-4ce5-ab65-ffe0b827fda0#b3ab5c68-3ce7-4ae4-94fc-0fd3baa02fb3 I gotta get this release ! Wed, 16 Aug 2006 15:16:36 GMT http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/e21d05f6-c7a9-4ce5-ab65-ffe0b827fda0#b3ab5c68-3ce7-4ae4-94fc-0fd3baa02fb3 John 2006-08-16T15:16:36Z http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/e21d05f6-c7a9-4ce5-ab65-ffe0b827fda0#c24e3127-8196-42d1-90fc-bff913d6fb15 I found this on Emmylou's website. Gram Parsons: The Complete Reprise Sessions. Release Date: 6/20/2006 Produced by Emmylou Harris and Rhino's James Austin, the three-CD set is a comprehensive collection of Parsons' legendary recordings for Reprise. Disc one presents his 1973 solo debut, GP, plus seven bonus tracks, including a rare 1973 promo interview. Disc two presents 1974's posthumously released Grievous Angel, along with three bonus tracks, including another revealing interview. Disc three contains seven previously unissued alternate takes from the GP sessions and eight from the Grievous Angel sessions, plus three more solo outtakes released only on A&M's 1976 compilation Sleepless Nights. Florida-born, Georgia-bred singer, songwriter, musician and raconteur Gram Parsons was among the first, if not the first, to bridge the gap between country and rock in the late 1960s and early '70s, as a member of The International Submarine Band, The Byrds, and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Then the California-based "Grievous Angel" flew solo, capturing the soul of real country music on two landmark albums, and connecting West Coast redneck rock and the Nashville establishment. Musical protégé and collaborator Emmylou Harris carried his torch by touring and recording with his band, The Fallen Angels. Later generations of artists, from Elvis Costello to R.E.M.'s Peter Buck to the Black Crowes, discovered his legend and recorded his music. TRACK LIST Still Feeling Blue We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning A Song For You Streets Of Baltimore She That's All It Took The New Soft Shoe Kiss The Children Cry One More Time How Much I've Lied Big Mouth Blues GP Radio Promo Gram Parsons Interview: How did you meet Emmylou Harris? Gram Parsons Interview: What is the story behind "A Song For You?" Gram Parsons Interview: What is the story behind "The New Soft Shoe?" Gram Parsons Interview: WBCN Interview with Maxine Sartori Love Hurts - Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris Sin City - Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris & N.D. Smart Return Of The Grievous Angel Hearts On Fire I Can't Dance Brass Buttons $1000 Wedding Medley Live From Northern Quebec: Cash On The Barrelhead, Hickory Wind Love Hurts Ooh Las Vegas In My Hour Of Darkness Return Of The Grievous Angel (Instrumental) Gram Parsons Interview: Did You Sing "Hickory Wind" At The Grand Ole Opry? Gram Parsons Interview: What Differences Do You See Between Pure Country And Country Rock She (Alternate Version) That's All It Took (Alternate Version) Still Feeling Blue (Alternate Version) Kiss The Children - Duet With Barry Tashian Streets Of Baltimore (Alternate Version) We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning (Alternate Version) The New Soft Shoe (Alternate Version) Return Of The Grievous Angel #1 (Alternate Version) In My Hour Of Darkness (Alternate Version) Ooh Las Vegas (Alternate Version) I Can't Dance (Alternate Version) Sleepless Nights (Alternate Version) Love Hurts (Alternate Version) Brass Buttons (Alternate Version) Hickory Wind (Alternate Version) Brand New Heartache Sleepless Nights The Angels Rejoiced Last Night Fri, 26 May 2006 15:56:30 GMT http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/e21d05f6-c7a9-4ce5-ab65-ffe0b827fda0#c24e3127-8196-42d1-90fc-bff913d6fb15 sjamike 2006-05-26T15:56:30Z