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09 Dec 11 - 09:46 PM (#3271293) Subject: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: Mary Katherine http://recordmecca.blogspot.com/2011/12/bruce-langhornes-debut-album-50-years.html?spref=fb |
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09 Dec 11 - 09:57 PM (#3271296) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: bobad Hmm...I'm intrigued, must check it out. If it's like his hot sauce it'll be cookin'. |
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09 Dec 11 - 10:06 PM (#3271300) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: GUEST,999 Amazon says it's out of stock. Or have I screw-ed up? But thank you for posting this, MK. If I've had a "gotta have" in four or five decades, this CD is it! |
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09 Dec 11 - 10:11 PM (#3271301) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: bobad It appears to be available from his web site: http://brucelanghorne.com/ |
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09 Dec 11 - 10:20 PM (#3271305) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: bobad I just ordered it - comes out to around $14.00 shipping included - a bargain. |
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10 Dec 11 - 06:22 AM (#3271408) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: David C. Carter I just checked this out. Listened to the samples;Great! Will buy it for my Dearest one. David |
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10 Dec 11 - 07:48 AM (#3271445) Subject: RE: Bruce Langhorne's debut album From: bobad From Mary Katherine's link: "In the past few years, Bruce has endured some serious health problems, and so his friends Debbie Green and George Madaraz decided it was high time for Bruce to take the spotlight. And so with Bruce, they have released "Tambourine Man," "to preserve and present this unique and joyous music composed by a guy with definite legendary status. The compositions represent the third stage of his creative career and have been only heard by a small circle of friends." |