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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD available until December 31, 2027 / Includes new liner notes / No lyrics or translations included. *After the limited period, sales will end once stock runs out. [Track Listing] 01. Vine Street 02. Love Story 03. Yellow Man 04. Caroline 05. Cowboy 06. The Beehive State 07. I'll Be Home 08. Life Without You 09. Dayton Ohio 1903 10. So Long Dad 11. Snow 12. Love Story (Alternate Version) 13. Cowboy (Alternate Version) 14. I'll Be Home (Alternate Version) 15. Life Without You (Alternate Version) Discovered! Hidden Gems in 70s [16] Nilsson's fifth studio album, released in 1970, features her singing Randy Newman's songs accompanied by Newman's piano playing, as the title suggests. In addition to gems like "Vine Street," "Life Without You," and "Cowboy," it includes "Caroline," which Newman wrote specifically for this album. While the arrangements are minimalist, the layered choral work created through multi-track recording is a major highlight. Although it wasn't a commercial success, it received critical acclaim, with some music magazines selecting it as Album of the Year. (1970 release) Due to popular demand, here's the second installment! Hidden gems that Western music fans shouldn't miss, and rare works that fetch high prices in used record stores, are being reissued at affordable prices. Enjoy a selection of works from the timeless golden age of Western music?the 70s?crossing genres such as US & UK rock, singer-songwriters, pop, and soul. (??Includes some works from 1969.) Media Reviews and More Nilsson's fifth studio album, released in 1970, features her singing Randy Newman's songs with Newman's piano accompaniment, as the title suggests. It includes gems like "Vine Street," "Life Without You," and "Cowboy," as well as "Caroline," which Newman wrote specifically for this album. While the arrangements are minimalist, the multi-layered choral work created through multi-track recording is a major highlight. Although it wasn't a commercial success, it received critical acclaim, with some music magazines selecting it as Album of the Year. (1970) (C)RS
