Jackie DeShannon - Laurel Canyon download free

Jackie DeShannon Blues Rock Folk Rock Pop Rock 1969 US

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Jackie DeShannon
Title:	Laurel Canyon
Style:	Blues Rock, Folk Rock, Pop Rock
Date of release:	1969
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1806 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1615 mb
WMA album size:	1154 mb
Digital formats:	MOD XM AA AAC VOC MP3 FLAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Laurel Canyon Written-By – Jackie DeShannon	4:03
A2	Sunshine Of Your Love Written-By – E. Clapton, J. Bruce, P. Brown*	3:32
A3	Crystal Clear Written-By – Ray Trainer	3:20
A4	She's My Best Friend Written-By – Don MacAllister	3:10
A5	I Got My Reason Written-By – Barry White	2:49
A6	Holly Would Written-By – Jackie DeShannon	3:04
B1	You've Really Got A Hold On Me Written-By – William Robinson*	2:55
B2	The Weight Written-By – J. R. Robertson*	2:59
B3	Bitter Honey Written-By – P. Williams, R. Nichols	2:30
B4	Come And Stay With Me Written-By – Jackie DeShannon	3:02
B5	L.A. Written-By – Jackie DeShannon	2:43
B6	Too Close Written-By – B. Stone, C. Greene, J. DeShannon*	4:17

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Liberty Records, Inc.
Recorded At – Liberty Studios
Record Company – Liberty Records, Inc.
Published By – Metric Music Co.
Published By – Nemperor Music
Published By – Ten East Music
Published By – Renda Music, Inc.
Published By – Cotillion Music, Inc.
Published By – Savette Music
Published By – January Music Corp.
Published By – Jobete Music Co., Inc.
Published By – Dwarf Music
Published By – Irving Music, Inc.

Credits

Acoustic Guitar – Russ Titleman*
Arranged By, Electric Piano, Other [Musical Atmosphere] – Harold R. Battiste, Jr.*
Art Direction – Woody Woodward
Backing Vocals – Barry White, Brendetta Davis, Don MacAllister
Bass Guitar – Ray Trainer
Design – Gabor Halmos
Drums – Abe Mills, Paul Humphrey
Electric Guitar – Craig Tarwater, Russ Titleman*
Engineer – Bert Agudelo
Photography By – Sue Cameron
Piano – Mac Rebennack
Producer – Brian Stone, Charles Greene

Notes

A York/Pala Records, Inc., Production

Writing credit format taken from labels.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched): B. A. LP-12415-1-Re 2
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): B. A. LP-12415-2-Re 2
Rights Society (A1 to B1, B3 to B6): BMI
Rights Society (B2): ASCAP

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LP-12415	Jackie DeShannon	Laurel Canyon ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Imperial	LP-12415	US	1969
RPM 304	Jackie DeShannon	Laurel Canyon ‎(CD, Album, RM)	RPM Records	RPM 304	UK & Europe	2005
LP-12415	Jackie DeShannon	Laurel Canyon ‎(LP, Album)	Imperial	LP-12415	Canada	1969
LF-151	Jackie DeShannon	Laurel Canyon ‎(LP)	Lyou Feng Record Publishing Co.	LF-151	Taiwan	1969
LP-12415	Jackie DeShannon	Laurel Canyon ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Imperial	LP-12415	US	1969

PC-rider

...this is Jackie getting a funky groove on at the back end of '68, just in time for the newly emerging singer/writer phenomenon (the fact that she had been such an artiste since the late '50s didn't matter-this was new territory)...this is Jackie 'grown up', no longer being seen as an irrelevant purveyor of teenpop / MOR songstress, Jackie reaching for a new audience that might be waiting for a new sound...being on an old fashion label (liberty) didn't help her get this audience, they had no idea how to market this new style so it all came to nothing (she had a minor hit with the bands big deal tune(the weight) but otherwise...)...with the brilliant illuminating vision of hindsight she should have gone to Warner Bros who were getting some kind market space with Randy Newman/van dyke parks (though they couldn't shift any of parks wax they still wanted him on the label, they tried their utmost with him), but all this don't take away the stone cold fact this is some barefoot funky stew that needs to be heard by all heads that dig the strong and mellow vibes that were happening roundabout this time, the 'get back' vibe that was getting stronger since the tapes from big pink had started getting widely circulated...a top spin and goes well with the Carole king joint (the City) that was out the same time...