EMMYLOU HARRIS Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town MFSL 1-015 HALF SPEED MASTERED lp
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Feb 9, 2015 Sold Date
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EMMYLOU HARRIS Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 1-015 Half-Speed Mastered by Stan Ricker - Pressed in Japan on Super High Definition vinyl MFSL 1-015 

Tracklist

A1 Easy From Now On Written-By – Carlene Carter, Susanna Clark 3:07 A2 Two More Bottles Of Wine Written-By – Delbert McClinton 3:08 A3 To Daddy Written-By – Dolly Parton 2:45 A4 My Songbird Written-By – Jesse Winchester 3:07 A5 Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight Written-By – Donivan Coward*, Rodney Crowell

4:21 B1 Defying Gravity Written-By – Jesse Winchester 4:16 B2 I Ain't Living Long Like This Written-By – Rodney Crowell 4:08 B3 One Paper Kid Written-By – Walter Martin Cowart 2:58 B4 Green Rolling Hills Written-By – Utah Phillips 3:38 B5 Burn That Candle Written-By – Winfield Scott 4:27

*(all photos are of the actual item)

Manufactured By – Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
  • Acoustic Guitar – Rodney Crowell
  • Bass – Emory Gordy*
  • Drums – John Ware
  • Electric Guitar – Albert Lee
  • Mastered By [Half-Speed Masters Cut By] – Stan Ricker
  • Piano – Glen Hardin
  • Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel] – Hank DeVito*

Notes

Manufactured and distributed by the Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Olympic Valley, Ca. 95730 under license from Warner Bros. Records Inc. 

Half Speed Masters cut by Stan Ricker. JVC. Imported Pressing and Plating. Super High Definition Vinyl. Special Static Free Inner Sleeve. 

From center label: Pressed in Japan. Review by Jason Ankeny Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town is a transitional effort that bridges the curveballs of Emmylou Harris' earliest solo work with the more traditional country albums that comprise the bulk of the second phase of her career. For the first time, she covers no Gram Parsons tunes or pop music chestnuts, relying instead on newly exited Hot Band member Rodney Crowell for two songs ("Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight" and "I Ain't Living Long Like This") and Dolly Parton for another (the devastating "To Daddy"); the highlight is a gorgeous cover of Jesse Winchester's "Defying Gravity."


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