A Man Must Carry On Vol. 2

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:44:03
Personnel: Jerry Jeff Walker (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica); Willie Nelson (vocals, guitar); Ray Wylie Hubbard (vocals); Robert Livingston (guitar, background vocals); Gary P. Nunn (acoustic guitar, piano, electric piano, background vocals); Dave Perkins (acoustic guitar); John Inmon (electric guitar, banjo, background vocals); Bobby Rambo (classical guitar, percussion); Herb Steiner (mandolin); Vassar Clements (fiddle); Homer Willis (harmonica); Tomas Ramirez (clarinet, saxophone); Bill Joor (trumpet); Jimmy Baker (trombone, tuba); David Briggs (piano); Kelly Dunn (Clavinet, organ, synthesizer); Donny Dolan, Freddie "Steady" Krc, Kenny Buttrey (drums, percussion); Susan Walker, Shari Neuwelt, Karen Brooks (background vocals). Audio Remixers: John Ingle; Michael Brovsky. Liner Note Author: Jerry Jeff Walker. Recording information: Dance Hall, Luckenbach, TX; Luckenbach, TX; Music Hall, Houston, TX; Pecan street Studios, Austin, TX; Performing Arts Center, New Orleans, LA; The Music Hall, Houston, TX. Photographers: Melinda Wickman; Scott Newton. Unknown Contributor Role: Pat Toomay. This is the second half of an album--a nice mix of studio and live recordings--originally released on vinyl as a double LP. It catches Walker at a point in his life when it was beginning to become obvious that certain lifestyle changes needed to be made, and the ambience is, as you might expect, suitably woozy and world weary. Several of the tracks are readings of poems memorializing Walker's Luckenbach mentor, Texas legend Hondo Crouch. There's also music here, of course. Highlights include an obviously heartfelt rendition of "Mr Bojangles" (recorded near the site of the jail that inspired the song) and a hilarious version of "Up Against the Wall Redneck," featuring (apparently toasted) guest star Willie Nelson misspelling the word "mother."
録音 : モノラル／ステレオ (Studio)