Crazy full production with the horns and everything, but the songs shine thru, especially Rainbows and Ridges. This is Blaze trying to hit the big time, not realizing that his stripped down personal takes are so much more beautiful!
In January 2018, 'Blaze', a biographical movie directed by Ethan Hawke, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The screenplay was adapted by Hawke from the novel 'Living in the Woods in a Tree: Remembering Blaze' by Sybil Rosen. Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin - Blaze Foley Guitar, Mandolin - John Willis Steel Guitar - Cal Freeman Keys - Clayton Ivey Bass - Gurf Morelix Drums - Roger Clark Horns - Muscle Shoals Horns Backing Vocals - Ava Aldridge, Cindy Richardson, Lenny LeBlanc
Just like some of Townes' work, this album is grossly overproduced. These guys were the talent so the simpler you kept it the more of the artist showed and that was always better in my opinion.
@@vickywheeler9671 Because BLAZE in his own self is who BLAZE was, this is like "going to Hollywood" and adding stuff that some of us feel unnecessary.
@@johnnyp8979 Yeah, just Blaze and his guitar sounds better. Maybe add a harmonica. Those live versions with the harmonica sound really good. Especially If I Could Only Fly. That's the best version. Live from Austin Outhouse.
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Crazy full production with the horns and everything, but the songs shine thru, especially Rainbows and Ridges. This is Blaze trying to hit the big time, not realizing that his stripped down personal takes are so much more beautiful!
How did I miss this great music, for so long.
In January 2018, 'Blaze', a biographical movie directed by Ethan Hawke, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The screenplay was adapted by Hawke from the novel 'Living in the Woods in a Tree: Remembering Blaze' by Sybil Rosen.
Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin - Blaze Foley
Guitar, Mandolin - John Willis
Steel Guitar - Cal Freeman
Keys - Clayton Ivey
Bass - Gurf Morelix
Drums - Roger Clark
Horns - Muscle Shoals Horns
Backing Vocals - Ava Aldridge, Cindy Richardson, Lenny LeBlanc
ooooh nice. i'll have to check it out. glad i came across your comment.
Blaze was something else...
Great BLAZE, no matter, IT IS/WAS BLAZE FOLEY but adding extra "fringe" to the sound 🎉...
좋아요~^^
Just like some of Townes' work, this album is grossly overproduced. These guys were the talent so the simpler you kept it the more of the artist showed and that was always better in my opinion.
i agree with the simpler part. but i do love this album also. Blaze is something else.
He wasn't there for the showcase, the production was the star, to them egos, he was just the leading lady... f corporate.
It's not Foley, but it's still fuckin good.
Well, yes it is Blaze. Can't mistake that voice. I love him.
What do you mean? How is this not Blaze
@@vickywheeler9671 Because BLAZE in his own self is who BLAZE was, this is like "going to Hollywood" and adding stuff that some of us feel unnecessary.
@@johnnyp8979 Yeah, just Blaze and his guitar sounds better. Maybe add a harmonica. Those live versions with the harmonica sound really good. Especially If I Could Only Fly. That's the best version. Live from Austin Outhouse.
What the hell is this funky bs?
Oval office, I was like wtf, maybe it's mustache porn....
i didn't know there was such a thing but it's something to avoid just like officer norris!@@antoniodelsavino4583