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I'm Old Fashioned
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Victoria Williams'
latest release! A collection of old-time cover songs |
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Mark
Olson & The Creekdippers
December's Child |
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How Can I Send Tonight
(There to Tell You) |
Creekdippers' 2002
release on Dualtone |
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Mark
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Someone to Talk With
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The Creekdippers'
release on Hightone Records ©2000 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Grandma's
Hat Pin Gladys and Lucy Water to Drink Light the Lamp Freddie Claude Joy of Love Until the Real Thing Comes Along Lagniappe Junk Little Bird Young at Heart A Little Bit of Love |
Vic's
release, co-produced by J.C. Hopkins. ©2000 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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The
Original Harmony Ridge Creek Dippers |
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Zola
and the Tulip Tree Lorna Doone's Garden Skip to my Lou Cedric Harper Every Stick of Furniture Custom Detroit Railroad Onion River Camp The Hours before Dawn Into the Yard Big Old Sign |
The
third release of the Creek Dippers includes guest appearances by John Convertino,
Jon Cowherd, Eric Heywood and Don Heffington.
©1999 $13.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Give My
Heart To You Kai's Bristlecone Waltz Pacific Coast Rambler Owens Valley Day Bellflower Prayer of the Changing Leaf Elijah Welcome Home Jim Golden State Locket Call the Light In |
The sophomore
release of the Creek Dippers. The CD includes a guest appearance from former
Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford. ©1998 $13.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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The
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Flowering
Trees When School Begins Run With The Ponies Be On My Way She Picks The Violets Valentine King Eyes Are The Window Humming Bird Mr. Parker Jericho |
Mark Olson's
first release since the Jayhawks, with Victoria Williams (a.k.a. Mabel Allbright)
and Mike "Razz" Russell. ©1997 $13.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Periwinkle
Sky Rainmaker Kashmir's Corn Train Song (Demise of the Caboose) Last Word Nature Boy Tree Song (Eucalyptus Lullabye) Let it be so Allergic Boy Humming Bird Grandpa in the Cornpatch Blackbirds Rise |
Vic's
1998 release on Atlantic Records. ©1998 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Century
Plant You R Loved Harry Went to Heaven Crazy Mary When We Sing Together Polish Those Shoes Love What a Wonderful World Waterfall Nature's Way Sunshine Country Happy to Have Known Pappy My Ally Hitchhikers Smile Get Away Psalms |
1994 release
on Mammoth Records. ©1994 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Why Look
at the Moon Boogieman Clothesline Tarbelly and Featherfoot On Time Holy Spirit Summer of Drugs I Can't Cry Hard Enough Wobbling Vieux Amis Weeds Lift Him Up |
There's
a phone message at the end of Swing the Statue! ©1992 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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This Moment
Graveyard Harry Went to Heaven Waterfall Polish These Shoes TC Frying Pan Hitchhikers Smile Crazy Mary Lights Summer Of Drugs Imagination Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Can't Cry Hard Enough Sunshine Country Love |
Recorded
live at the Bathurst Street Theatre, Toronto March 29, 1995 ©1995 $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Happy
Shoes Frying Pan Merry Go Round Happy T.C. I'll Do His Will Big Fish Animal Wild Main Road Lights Opelousas Statue of A Bum Poetry |
It is indeed a rarity when a debut album is able to distil the essence of any artist.
However, Victoria Williams is considerably more than just any artist and Happy Come
Home is the personification of the word eclectic — just like Williams herself. $12.95 - ADD TO CART - MORE INFO |
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Happy
Come Home Big Fish Opelousas Shoes T.C. Main Road Merry-Go-Round Lights Poetry |
A film by Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker. What started out as a quick video turned into a 1/2 hour film, and I'm not sure how. We started out to do a few playbacks with Vic and before we knew it we were filming everything she sang. She was a natural story-teller, song-teller actually. Songs about growing up in the bayous of Louisiana, about life in Laurel Canyon and L.A. about anything that came into her head. And when we went back with her to Shreveport, it looked just the way she had said it did. And that's when we knew there was a film. |
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What A
Wonderful World Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas |
1994 release of these two seasonal songs. The cover painting is by Victoria herself. 45 rpm Vinyl. |
