Sealed LP: Murray McLauchlan: Song from the Street

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Murray McLauchlan: Song from the Street

FACTORY SEALED LP

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Songs

• I Just Get Older
• You Make My Loneliness Fly
• Sixteen Lanes of Highway
• Jesus Please Don't Save Me
• I Would Call My Friend
• One Night by the Window
• Child's Song
• Back on the Street
• Honky Red
• Ranchero's Lament

Credits

• Gene Martynec: Guitar
• Dennis Pendrith: Bass, Vocals
• Erik Robertson: Organ
• Jay Telfer: Drums
• Murray McLauchlan: Guitar, Main Performer, Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals
• Barry Flast: Piano

Album Review

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Biography

Murray McLauchlan biography by John Bush, All Music Guide

• Born in Scotland in 1948, Murray McLauchlan moved to Canada at the age of five. He began playing guitar several years later and, after graduation in the mid-'60s, moved to New York. The folksinger returned in 1968 and, due to popularity around Toronto, recorded his first album, Songs from the Street (1971). Fourteen more albums for True North Records followed, including Murray McLauchlan (1972), Day to Day Dust (1973), Sweeping the Spotlight Away (1974), Only the Silence Remains (1975), Boulevard (1976), Hard Rock Town (1977), Greatest Hits (1978), Whispering Rain (1979), Into a Mystery (1980), Storm Warning (1981), Windows (1982), Timberline (1983), Heroes (1984) and Midnight Break (1985). McLauchlan switched to Capitol for 1988's Swinging on a Star and 1991's The Modern Age.

• This record came from a record store called "Phantasmagoria" which was located in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Phantasmagoria went out of business in 1978. I purchased most of their unsold inventory some years later when I owned "Music Madness" - a new & used record store in Catasauqua.
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