The Late Great Townes Van Zandt
Genres: Country Blues, Country Rock, Folk Rock
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- 7.3
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Tracklist
- A1No Lonesome Tune4:25
- A2Sad Cinderella4:15
- A3German Mustard2:56
- A4Don’t Let the Sunshine Fool Ya’2:32
- A5Honky Tonkin’3:45
- A6Snow Don’t Fall2:25
- B1Fraulein2:42
- B2Pancho & Lefty3:40
- B3If I Needed You3:48
- B4Silver Ships of Andilar5:11
- B5Heavenly Houseboat Blues2:52
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Rated 10/10
This is the album with his legendary “Pancho and Lefty”. Enough said, but...I guess I could say more. Does this happen to anyone else? You feel a bit drunk listening to Townes, even if you’ve not had a drink all day? Anyway, the myth that this album is an allusion to a purported heroin overdose in which Townes died twice in one night seems to be just that: a myth. Actually it’s more based on a kind of hoax, like when everyone thought Paul had died. Thing is, no one knew Townes was even alive, so who’d be shocked by the news of his death? So long, unknown country troubadour! Enjoy your houseboat in heaven.