Rush, Tom: Tom Rush
Rush, Tom: Tom Rush
Format: CD
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Artist: Rush, Tom
Label: Beat Goes on Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5017261211927
Genre: Folk
Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of albums from the folk singer/songwriter. This release contains Tom Rush's first two albums for Elektra Records, dating from 1965 and 1966. Musicians accompanying Rush include John Sebastian, Al Kooper and Felix Papalardi. As a most respected singer-songwriter, Rush has had a long and distinguished career.
Tracks:
1.1 Long John
1.2 If Your Man Gets Busted
1.3 Do-Re-Mi
1.4 Milk Cow Blues
1.5 The Cuckoo
1.6 Black Mountain Blues
1.7 Poor Man
1.8 Solid Gone
1.9 When She Wants Good Lovin'
1.10 I'd Like to Know
1.11 Jelly Roll Baker
1.12 Windy Bill
1.13 Panama Limited
1.14 You Can't Tell a Book By the Cover
1.15 Who Do You Love
1.16 Love's Made a Fool of You
1.17 Too Much Monkey Business
1.18 Money Honey
1.19 On the Road Again
1.20 Joshua Gone Barbados
1.21 Statesboro Blues
1.22 Turn Your Money Green
1.23 Sugar Babe
1.24 Galveston Flood
