McGuire, Barry / Hord, Eric: Barry Mcguire & The Doctor: Barry Mcguire
McGuire, Barry / Hord, Eric: Barry Mcguire & The Doctor: Barry Mcguire
Format: CD
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Artist: McGuire, Barry / Hord, Eric
Label: Real Gone Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 848064007067
Genre: Rock
Barry intoned one of the most iconic protest songs of the '60s, "Eve of Destruction"-but this 1971 LP is like nothing else he ever did. Fueled by illicit substances, he and blues guitarist "Doctor" Eric Hord (who played with Mamas & Papas) combined psychedelic story-songs with country-blues jams: "The Old Farm," "Too Much City," "Electric City," "Train" and more. This didn't sell a lick-even though Chris Hillman, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Bernie Leadon and Herb Alpert played on the sessions-but it's become a cult classic that the No Depression roots-music blog called "a lost treasure of the era." CD debut! Real Gone Music.
Tracks:
1.1 South of the Border
1.2 The Old Farm
1.3 Too Much City
1.4 Train
1.5 Electric Train
1.6 Meet Me at the Bottom
