Nils Lofgren (Remastered) Nils Lofgren
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Album-Release:
1975
HRA-Release:
23.04.2021
Album including Album cover
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- 1 Be Good Tonight 00:50
- 2 Back It Up 02:23
- 3 One More Saturday Night 03:06
- 4 If I Say It, It's So 03:03
- 5 I Don't Want To Know 02:47
- 6 Keith Don't Go (Ode To The Glimmer Twin) (Album Version) 04:21
- 7 Can't Buy A Break 03:15
- 8 Duty 02:52
- 9 The Sun Hasn't Set On This Boy Yet 02:48
- 10 Rock And Roll Crook 02:53
- 11 Two By Two 03:04
- 12 Goin' Back 03:46
Info for Nils Lofgren (Remastered)
A terrific solo debut that was unfortunately never matched by its follow ups, this album fulfilled the promise he showed with Grin and his stint with Crazy Horse.
As Nils himself puts it in his notes for our Real Gone reissue of this classic record, My first self-titled solo album, affectionately nicknamed the Fat Man album [after the front cover photo], remains a colorful and dramatic chapter in my musical and personal life. And still, one of my best albums. Indeed, this 1975 release spawned a couple of instant classics in Back It Up and the Keith Richards homage Keith Don t Go (Ode to the Glimmer Twin), plus an exceptional cover of Carole King s Goin Back among its many high points. And while some fans familiar with Nils work with Grin and Neil Young were expecting more guitar flash, the spare production by David Briggs and the funky, sympathetic rhythm section of Aynsley Dunbar and Wornell Jones put the focus where it belonged: on the songs. The reputation of this album has only grown over the years, but its only recent appearance on CD in this country was on a long out of print limited edition release; our Real Gone version features liner notes from Nils that take you behind the scenes in the studio and even on the album art photo shoot, and adds some rare pictures to boot. You gotta have this one if you re a 70s rocker.
This 1975 release spawned a couple of instant classics in 'Back It Up', 'If I Say It, It's So', 'Can't Buy A Break', the Keith Richards homage 'Keith Don't Go (Ode to the Glimmer Twin)', plus an exceptional cover of Carole King's 'Goin' Back' among its many high points. The reputation of this album (nicknamed 'The Fatman Album') has only grown over the years!.
Nils Lofgren, guitar, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar, drums
Wornell Jones, bass
Digitally remastered
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