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Tim Hardin 1 (LP, Album, Mono)Verve Folkways: VLP 5018: UK: 1966: Recommendations. No Other. Gene Clark. Abattoir Blues / The Lyre Of Orpheus. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. Inside Out. John Martyn. U.F.O. Jim Sullivan (3) Fully Qualified Survivor. Michael Chapman (2) Black Monk Time. Monks* Forever Changes. Love.
Tim Hardin. Foto de un n.º de 1969 de la revista Billboard. James Timothy «Tim» Hardin (23 de diciembre de 1941 – 29 de diciembre de 1980) fue un músico y compositor estadounidense, parte fundamental de la cultura folk de Greenwich Village en los años 60. Participó en el Festival de Woodstock en 1969.
Tim Hardin – You Upset the Grace of Living When You Lie. 1:51; Tim Hardin - Lady Came From Baltimore. 2:14; Tim Hardin - If I Where A Carpenter. 2:49; Tim Hardin - Black Sheep Boy. 2:07; Lists Add to List. Old LP's Wanted by VinylKnights;
This Is Tim Hardin. This Is Tim Hardin is an album by folk artist Tim Hardin, released in 1967. These early recordings from approximately 1964 were not issued until 1967 when Hardin had achieved success with his albums for Verve. The songs are in a more straight blues style than his later folk, rock and pop stylings.
In the mid-1960s Tim Hardin penned and recorded two albums of singular, stunning power Tim Hardin 1 and Tim Hardin 2 containing “If I Were A Carpenter” and “Reason to Believe” for starters. From there, his songwriting muse often abandoned him and what leaked out while often powerful and personal simply couldn’t match the universal power of his earliest work.
8 de nov. de 2006 · Product Dimensions : 5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 3.2 ounces. Manufacturer : Lilith. Original Release Date : 2006. Date First Available : November 8, 2006. Label : Lilith. ASIN : B000EULSCA. Number of discs : 1. Best Sellers Rank: #424,446 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #6,393 in ...
What transition occured between faceless blues and timeless, fragile, immortal tunes is a mystery. "Tim Hardin 1/ Tim Hardin 2" is not cheap, but it is a key part of the 60's songwriter scene, as important and, to me, more compelling that Fred Neil, Eric Andersen and in terms of song quality (not socio-political concerns) better that even Bob ...
