9 thoughts on “ Let Yourself Go - Bobby Charles - Bobby Charles (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Check out Bobby Charles on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon. [VINYL] Bobby Charles. Vinyl: £ See You Later, Alligat Bobby Charles. Let Yourself Go on Bobby Charles. Listen Now Buy: £ .

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2. Jan 19,  · Charles only released one album in the '70s, 's Bobby Charles, but it is an undeniable classic, one of the great pop records the decade offered. At a .

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3. Hooking up with the Band, specifically Rick Danko and their producer John Simon, was one of the smartest moves Bobby Charles ever made. His subsequent eponymous album on Bearsville not only gave him a bigger audience, but led to the perfect production for his sly, subtle blend of New Orleans R&B, rock & roll, and country.

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4. Bobby Charles: Bobby Charles [CD back cover] [CD song list] Co-produced by Rick Danko and John Simon, Bobby Charles was the perfect marriage between the good-time Danko side of the Band and Bobby Charles Guidry's own swampy cajun roots. On the opening "Street People", Bobby sounded like a Bowery version of Randy Newman; on "Long Face", he was a bayou Lee Dorsey.

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5. Nov 01,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Bobby Charles on Discogs. Label: Bearsville - BR • Format: Vinyl LP • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Rock & Roll, Folk/5(36).

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6. Bobby Charles, an Album by Bobby Charles. Released in on Bearsville (catalog no. BR ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Singer/Songwriter, Roots Rock. Featured peformers: Bobby Charles (performer, producer, writer), Jim Colegrove (performer), Rick Danko (performer, producer), Amos Garrett (performer), Levon Helm (performer), Garth Hudson (performer), Ben Keith (performer), Harry .

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7. With little commercial success of his own, Charles drifted away from the music business for a while. He returned in on the Bearsville label and cut a self-titled album (his first full-length) that was co-produced by the Band's Rick tiasabsodersfecsibasournewssuanhahy.coinfo fact, the majority of the Band appeared on the record as supporting musicians, as did Dr. John, David Sanborn, and Amos Garrett.

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8. UK reissue of this self-titled album from the Louisiana-based singer/songwriter, originally released in Best known for his songwriting in the '50s and '60s ('See You Later, Alligator', 'Walking to New Orleans'), Charles recorded a plethora of solo recordings but never achieved commercial success on his own although this album has remained a critical favorite.

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9. *This is a Vinyl LP* Release Date: original release , this issue Label: Light in the Attic. Track List Side A. Street People; Long Face I Must be in a Good Place Now; Save Me, Jesus; Ge’s Got All the Whiskey. Side B. Small Town Talk; Let Yourself Go; Grow Too Old; I’m That Way; Tennessee Blues. Personnel. Bobby Charles; Jim.

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