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Tracklist

1Cotton Eyed Joe5:25
2Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be2:50
3900 Miles5:05
4Spin, Spin, Spin3:05
5It's About Time3:25
6I'm A Drifter8:50
7Promenade In Green4:00
8Johnny Be Gay If You Can Be4:20

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CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
PR 7383, 7383Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier ‎(LP, Album, Mono)Prestige, PrestigePR 7383, 7383US1966
PRCD-11026-2Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)PrestigePRCD-11026-2US2003
CR00097Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier ‎(2xLP, Album, Dlx, RE, Gat)Craft RecordingsCR00097US2018
BGPZ 1101Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE)BGP RecordsBGPZ 1101UKUnknown
0025218312622Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)Prestige0025218312622Europe2007

Credits

  • Bass – John Tweedle, Terbour Attenborough
  • Guitar [Acoustic], Vocals – Terry Callier

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Terry Callier. 2001 Live At the Jazz Cafe, London. What Color Is Love. Turn You To Love. The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier. 1965 - Prestige Records Incredible folk album. Check his powerful version of Cotton-eyed Joe 1. 900 Miles 2. Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be 3. to the folk stylings addressed by the title while largely ignoring the mystical jazz dimensions which texture his later material. Listen free to Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier 900 Miles, Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be and more. Surprisingly, none of the album's eight songs are originals, relying instead on traditional tunes like 900 Miles and Cotton Eyed Joe while Callier'sListen free to Terry Callier The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier 900 Miles, Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be and more. 8 tracks 37:00. Album 1968 15 Songs. Alternative Folk 1968. Формируйте собственную. Terry Callier: American soul, folk and jazz guitarist and singer-songwriter. 900 Miles, Ordinary Joe, You Goin' Miss Your Candyman и другие песни. Released 1968. The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier Tracklist. 900 Miles Lyrics. Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be Lyrics. Johnny Be Gay If You Can Be Lyrics. Cotton Eyed Joe Lyrics. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. Terrence Orlando Terry Callier May 24, 1945 October 27, 2012 was an American soul, folk and jazz guitarist and singer-songwriter. Callier was born in the North Side of Chicago, Illinois, and was raised in the CabriniGreen housing area. He learned piano, was a childhood friend of Curtis Mayfield, Major Lance and Jerry Butler, and began singing in doo-wop groups in his teens. In 1962 he took an audition at Chess Records, where he recorded his debut single, Look at Me Now. At the same time as

Terry Callier - The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier mp3

Performer: Terry Callier

Title: The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier

Country: US

Label: Prestige

Catalog: PRLP-7383

Genre: Country

Size MP3: 1020 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 990

Record source: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo

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Doomblade
As a tourist from Europe, I once drove for days through the most remote and desolate parts of states like Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas, all the while listening to a few CDs that I had specifically chosen for the trip. My selection included this fantastic album by Terry Callier and let me tell you: it was the most awesome record to listen to while driving through the aforementioned parts of the US. The sheer emptiness and the vast, wide open spaces of those states are the perfect background for Terry Callier's haunting singing. With nothing more than guitar and bass as the foundation for his lyrics, Terry Callier manages to create an atmosphere of loneliness and sadness, but still with an incredible sense of hope in it; I don't know how to properly describe it, but maybe you get the picture. On this trip that I made, especially the song "900 Miles" knocked me off my socks every time I had it on. Others have said it before, and it is true: Terry Callier's voice has a profoundness to it that grabs you by the throat. If you are into singer/songwriter material like, for instance, Nick Drake, then this Terry Callier classic is a must have. Magnificent album.
Doomblade
As a tourist from Europe, I once drove for days through the most remote and desolate parts of states like Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas, all the while listening to a few CDs that I had specifically chosen for the trip. My selection included this fantastic album by Terry Callier and let me tell you: it was the most awesome record to listen to while driving through the aforementioned parts of the US. The sheer emptiness and the vast, wide open spaces of those states are the perfect background for Terry Callier's haunting singing. With nothing more than guitar and bass as the foundation for his lyrics, Terry Callier manages to create an atmosphere of loneliness and sadness, but still with an incredible sense of hope in it; I don't know how to properly describe it, but maybe you get the picture. On this trip that I made, especially the song "900 Miles" knocked me off my socks every time I had it on. Others have said it before, and it is true: Terry Callier's voice has a profoundness to it that grabs you by the throat. If you are into singer/songwriter material like, for instance, Nick Drake, then this Terry Callier classic is a must have. Magnificent album.
Kieel
That must have been an amazing journey thatll probably be a one off adventure! Inspiring!
Kieel
That must have been an amazing journey thatll probably be a one off adventure! Inspiring!
Whitemaster
I totally hear what you're saying. In full agreement. I, too, stumbled upon this album and I hadn't really listened to it at first. Somehow, however, I just knew that it would be a record that I had to listen to in an, if you will, appropriate setting. It was then that I decided to take that modest pile of CDs with me and just throw 'em into the CD changer of the rental car - after all, I knew exactly where I was going. You should consider that trip. Drive through the remote parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, or even Oklahoma. Experience the vast emptiness of Monument Valley, it'll be the tailor made scenery to enjoy this particular Terry Callier gem. You can even play his albums What Color Is Love and Occasional Rain; it'll have the same effect. And you're right. Nick Drake, John Martyn (Solid Air, superb release) they do jump to mind ;)
Whitemaster
I totally hear what you're saying. In full agreement. I, too, stumbled upon this album and I hadn't really listened to it at first. Somehow, however, I just knew that it would be a record that I had to listen to in an, if you will, appropriate setting. It was then that I decided to take that modest pile of CDs with me and just throw 'em into the CD changer of the rental car - after all, I knew exactly where I was going. You should consider that trip. Drive through the remote parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, or even Oklahoma. Experience the vast emptiness of Monument Valley, it'll be the tailor made scenery to enjoy this particular Terry Callier gem. You can even play his albums What Color Is Love and Occasional Rain; it'll have the same effect. And you're right. Nick Drake, John Martyn (Solid Air, superb release) they do jump to mind ;)
Nekora
I just stumbled across this album and I was greatly chuffed. I had heard of Terry Callier via the UK Rare Groove scene. But because at the time I wasn't tuned into that scene I didn't check out Terry Callier unil now... Wow! I like the way you link Nick Drake to this... I am also not particularly accustomed to Nick Drakes work as only ever heard Northern Star (was it called that?). But I hear that sound... Also John Martyn springs to mind on his Solid Air album... I'd love to drive that drive in the USA. Vast is that word.. Peace
Nekora
I just stumbled across this album and I was greatly chuffed. I had heard of Terry Callier via the UK Rare Groove scene. But because at the time I wasn't tuned into that scene I didn't check out Terry Callier unil now... Wow! I like the way you link Nick Drake to this... I am also not particularly accustomed to Nick Drakes work as only ever heard Northern Star (was it called that?). But I hear that sound... Also John Martyn springs to mind on his Solid Air album... I'd love to drive that drive in the USA. Vast is that word.. Peace
Zbr
Thank you, sometimes you just have to put it down into words 'cause you want everyone to know it! ;)
Zbr
Thank you, sometimes you just have to put it down into words 'cause you want everyone to know it! ;)
Dagdardana
Excellent review. I agree with everything you said. Truly such a knockout. Cheers.
Dagdardana
Excellent review. I agree with everything you said. Truly such a knockout. Cheers.
Umi
Seminal craft. Let it be known ... Simplicity conceals unimagined complexity. Let's leave it at that.
Umi
Seminal craft. Let it be known ... Simplicity conceals unimagined complexity. Let's leave it at that.
Gavirim
Wondrously deep and haunting album...a voice that may put the trance on whales! ...bass, guitar, and THAT voice! very few albums can cope with this 'un...it surpasses the term of acid-folk by far for its shimmerin' simplicity, sombre-hummin' minor chords, subtle eastern tempos...hm...ever heard COLTRANE sing?? Terry wrote songs like "It's About Time", "Spin, Spin, Spin", which got covered by H.P. Lovecraft (The psychedelic-rock-group of course) later on! ,, and then "I'm A Drifter" (8'50") the ultimate loner-anthem with a glistering yearn for tattoo!
Gavirim
Wondrously deep and haunting album...a voice that may put the trance on whales! ...bass, guitar, and THAT voice! very few albums can cope with this 'un...it surpasses the term of acid-folk by far for its shimmerin' simplicity, sombre-hummin' minor chords, subtle eastern tempos...hm...ever heard COLTRANE sing?? Terry wrote songs like "It's About Time", "Spin, Spin, Spin", which got covered by H.P. Lovecraft (The psychedelic-rock-group of course) later on! ,, and then "I'm A Drifter" (8'50") the ultimate loner-anthem with a glistering yearn for tattoo!