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Invariable Heartache
CD, 2010, Tribute
| Herstellungsland | Europäische Union |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2010 |
| Zeit | 39:15 |
| EAN-Nr. | 4250506800239 |
| Label/Labelcode | City Slang / LC 06853 |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | City Slang / Slang0680023 |
| Musikrichtung | Singer/Songwriter/Liedermacher |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 39:15 | ||
| 1. | Incredibly Lonely | 4:33 | C |
| 2. | Eyes Look Away | 3:22 | C |
| 3. | A Special Day | 2:59 | C |
| 4. | Picking Wild Mountain Berries | 3:35 | C |
| 5. | Yours Forever | 2:58 | C |
| 6. | He's Only A Memory Away | 3:02 | C |
| 7. | She Came Around Last Night | 3:18 | C |
| 8. | Penetration | 3:30 | C |
| 9. | April's Fool | 3:21 | C |
| 10. | I Can't Sleep Without You | 2:43 | C |
| 11. | Let's Think About Where We're Going | 2:35 | C |
| 12. | Who's Gonna Love Me Now? | 3:19 | C |
Infos
Kurt Wagner and Cortney Tidwell - KORT: Invariable Heartache // BonusCD (KORT (Original Versions) // pre-order - Limited Edition CD):
'CHART Records The ORIGINALS: The songs that inspired Kurt Wagner & Cortney Tidwell present KORT: Invariable Heartache'
released October 18, 2010 UK
released October 1, 2010 Germany
CHART Records / THE ORIGINALS:
1 - recorded for Chart Records in 1968, written by Gene Woods
2 - recorded for Chart Records in 1964, written by Liz Anderson
3 - recorded for Chart Records in 1972, written by Bobby Harden
4 - recorded for Chart Records in 1970, written by Cliff Thomas,
Bob McRee, Ed Thomas Jr.
5 - recorded for Chart Records in 1963, written by Robert Stephens, Tommy Hedden
6 - recorded for Chart Records in 1974, written by Alan J. Morton, Sue-Mirl
7 - recorded for Chart Records in 1967, written by Wes Helm
8 - recorded for Chart Records in 1968, written by Gay, Hand, Bedingfield, Dominy, Sue-Mirl
9 - recorded for Chart Records , written by David C. Kirby, Glenn W. Martin
10 - recorded for Chart Records in 1973, written by Stevan L. Pippin, Michael Jay Kosser
11 - recorded for Chart Records in 1970, written by Bob
Yarbrough, Dick Heard
12 - recorded by Cortney’s mother for ABC Dunhill in 1975 // written by E. Penney, R. Oates
Kurt Wagner and Cortney Tidwell - KORT: Invariable Heartache
Personnel:
Cortney Tidwell (Vocals) Kurt Wagner (Vocals) William Tyler (Electric Guitar) Ryan Norris (Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organs, piano, vibes) Scott Martin (Drums, Percussion) Adam Bednarik (Acoustic Bass and Electric Bass)
With
Tony Crow (Piano) Paul Niehaus (Pedal Steel Guitar) Ben Hall (Acoustic Guitar) Billy Conteras (Fiddle)
City Slang release notes: ...Cortney s family history, however, that led them to the Chart Records catalogue, a label run by Cortney s grandfather Slim Williamson, A&Red later by her father Cliff Williamson, and for which her mother Connie Eaton also recorded.
The result of their subsequent fascination with what they discovered on dusty forgotten vinyl is an album that pays tribute to art of the duet and the classic songwriting that lay behind many of the albums and singles released by the label, a tribute on a grander scale to the forgotten sounds of Music City USA. Keeping it in the family, INVARIABLE HEARTACHE was produced by Kurt Wagner, recorded by Cortney s husband Todd Tidwell at Music Row s Starstruck Studios and by Roger Moutenot (who produced much of Lambchop s last album) at Hap Town, and mixed by Mark Nevers, whose association with Lambchop goes back to its earliest days and who has since become one of Nashville s go-to guys. Recorded with some of the city s finest alternative musicians, whose relationship to the music was varied and spanned more than a generation, it respectfully brings these lost gems into the 21st Century. With 11 songs taken from the Chart Records catalogue, and one more recorded by Cortney s mother for ABC Dunhill, this is a project that, from start to end, comes right from the heart. Like Nashville, and indeed country music itself about both of which people make many assumptions based on myth and ignorance it draws upon the past but looks forward to the future, shining a gentle light on Kurt and Cortney romance with the city, its story and the universal truths that these and its songs represent.'
'CHART Records The ORIGINALS: The songs that inspired Kurt Wagner & Cortney Tidwell present KORT: Invariable Heartache'
released October 18, 2010 UK
released October 1, 2010 Germany
CHART Records / THE ORIGINALS:
1 - recorded for Chart Records in 1968, written by Gene Woods
2 - recorded for Chart Records in 1964, written by Liz Anderson
3 - recorded for Chart Records in 1972, written by Bobby Harden
4 - recorded for Chart Records in 1970, written by Cliff Thomas,
Bob McRee, Ed Thomas Jr.
5 - recorded for Chart Records in 1963, written by Robert Stephens, Tommy Hedden
6 - recorded for Chart Records in 1974, written by Alan J. Morton, Sue-Mirl
7 - recorded for Chart Records in 1967, written by Wes Helm
8 - recorded for Chart Records in 1968, written by Gay, Hand, Bedingfield, Dominy, Sue-Mirl
9 - recorded for Chart Records , written by David C. Kirby, Glenn W. Martin
10 - recorded for Chart Records in 1973, written by Stevan L. Pippin, Michael Jay Kosser
11 - recorded for Chart Records in 1970, written by Bob
Yarbrough, Dick Heard
12 - recorded by Cortney’s mother for ABC Dunhill in 1975 // written by E. Penney, R. Oates
Kurt Wagner and Cortney Tidwell - KORT: Invariable Heartache
Personnel:
Cortney Tidwell (Vocals) Kurt Wagner (Vocals) William Tyler (Electric Guitar) Ryan Norris (Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organs, piano, vibes) Scott Martin (Drums, Percussion) Adam Bednarik (Acoustic Bass and Electric Bass)
With
Tony Crow (Piano) Paul Niehaus (Pedal Steel Guitar) Ben Hall (Acoustic Guitar) Billy Conteras (Fiddle)
City Slang release notes: ...Cortney s family history, however, that led them to the Chart Records catalogue, a label run by Cortney s grandfather Slim Williamson, A&Red later by her father Cliff Williamson, and for which her mother Connie Eaton also recorded.
The result of their subsequent fascination with what they discovered on dusty forgotten vinyl is an album that pays tribute to art of the duet and the classic songwriting that lay behind many of the albums and singles released by the label, a tribute on a grander scale to the forgotten sounds of Music City USA. Keeping it in the family, INVARIABLE HEARTACHE was produced by Kurt Wagner, recorded by Cortney s husband Todd Tidwell at Music Row s Starstruck Studios and by Roger Moutenot (who produced much of Lambchop s last album) at Hap Town, and mixed by Mark Nevers, whose association with Lambchop goes back to its earliest days and who has since become one of Nashville s go-to guys. Recorded with some of the city s finest alternative musicians, whose relationship to the music was varied and spanned more than a generation, it respectfully brings these lost gems into the 21st Century. With 11 songs taken from the Chart Records catalogue, and one more recorded by Cortney s mother for ABC Dunhill, this is a project that, from start to end, comes right from the heart. Like Nashville, and indeed country music itself about both of which people make many assumptions based on myth and ignorance it draws upon the past but looks forward to the future, shining a gentle light on Kurt and Cortney romance with the city, its story and the universal truths that these and its songs represent.'