 |   |  |  |  | | The Moon Was Blue | | Item Specifics - Music: CDs | | | Artist: | Bare, Bobby | | Release Date: | Oct 04, 2005 | | | Format: | CD | | Record Label: | Dualtone Music Group Inc. | | | Genre: | Country | | UPC: | 803020120921 | | | Sub-Genre: | Mainstream | | Album Type: | -- | | | | | Condition: | Used | | | |
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**Near-MINT Condition** Shipping discount: Only $.50 for each extra cd won ($2.00)
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| Track listing | 1. Are You Sincere 2. I Am An Island 3. Everybody's Talkin' 4. Yesterday When I Was Young 5. Love Letters In The Sand 6. Ballad Of Lucy Jordan, The 7. My Heart Cries For You 8. It's All In The Game 9. Shine On Harvest Moon 10. Am I That Easy To Forget 11. Fellow Travelers
| | Details | | Producer: | Bobby Bare, Jr., Mark Nevers | | Distributor: | Navarre | | Recording type: | Studio | | Recording mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
| | Album notes | Personnel: Bobby Bare (vocals); Bobby Bare Jr. (vocals, guitar, piano); Cindy Walker, Gordon Mote, Carey Kotsionis, Dennis Wilson , The Jeannie Bare Kids Choir, Carol Anderson (vocals); Paul Burch (guitar, drums); John Jackson, Kenny Vaughn, Mark Nevers, William Tyler, G-Daddy, Chris Masterson (guitar); Pete Finney (steel guitar); David Steele (mandolin); Andrew Bird (violin); Erin Hugely (cello); Nashville String Machine (strings); Barry Green, Steve Patrick, Doug Moffett (brass); Tony Crow (piano); Dennis Crouch, Mike Doster (bass instrument); Ben Martin, Brian Kotzur (drums). Recording information: The Beech House Megaplex, Nashville, Tennessee (2005). Arranger: Lloyd Barry. Veteran country singer Bobby Bare's return to solo recording after a 20-year hiatus is overseen by his son, Bobby Bare, Jr., who augments strictly traditional arrangements with off-kilter sonic flourishes and appearances from neo-country interpreters like violinist Andrew Bird and singer-songwriter Paul Burch. Bare's world-weary voice eases comfortably into a set of tried-and-true covers that spans classics like Shel Silverstein's "Ballad of Lucy Jordan," "Love Letters in the Sand," and "Am I That Easy to Forget," while Bobby Jr.'s frequently inspired production both highlights the music's familiarity and accentuates its weirdness.
| | Editorial reviews | ...This is the comeback event of 2005.... - Grade: A- Entertainment Weekly
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