This Compilation released 1987 in the UK  //  SOLD!!!

Release 1987
Formed in 1968 by 3 ex-BYRDS members Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman & Sneaky Pete,
recording 2 LPs till 1970, before Gram had to quit - depending on his ongoing drug problems.
The others are going on with some new members till split late in 1971.
Reformed in 1974 through Sneaky Pete and active till end of 1976.
Since these days they often reformed with many different lineups.

Style:  Countryrock

see: 
Byrds ; The Hillmen ; Dillard & Clark ; Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris ; Shiloh ;
Firefall ; Canned Heat ; Country Gazette ; Stephen Stills ; Desert Rose Band ;
McGuinn-Hillman-Clark ; New Riders of the Purple Sage ; Rolling Stones ; Eagles ;


Musicians:
Gram Parsons - leadvocals, guitar; Chris Hillman - bass, guitars, voc.; John Corneal - drums;
Sneaky Pete Kleinow - pedal steel; Chris Ethridge - bass;
1969:  
Bernie Leadon - guitars, voc.; Michael Clarke - drums ;
1970:  
Rick Roberts - guitar, voc.;
1971:  
Al Perkins - pedal steel; Kenny Wertz - guitar, voc.; Roger Bush - bass;
Byrone Berline - fiddle, drums;        + Hillman, Roberts, Clarke
1973:  
Alan Munde - banjo, Voc.; Don Beck - pedal steel, mandolin; Eric Dalton - drums;
Reformed 1974:
Sneaky Pete Kleinow; Chris Etheridge  +  Gib Guilbeau - fiddle;  Gene Parsons - drums;
Joel Scott Hill - bass;  Skip Battin (in 1976) - bass;

Side One:
The Train Song  (C.Hillman-G.Parsons)  1969
Close up the Honky Tonks  (R.Simpson)  1974
Sing me back Home  (M.Haggard)  1974
Tonight the Bottle let me down  (M.Haggard)  1976
Your Angel steps out of Heaven  (J.Ripley)
Crazy Arms  (Seals-Mooney)
Together again  (Owens)

Side Two:
Honky Tonk Women  (Jagger-Richards)  1976
Green, Green, Grass of Home  (C.Putnam-S.Wooley)
Dim Lights  (M.Adler)
Bony Moronie  (L.Williams)  1974
To love Somebody  (B.,R.&M.Gibb)  1976
Break my Mind  (J.D.Loudermilk)

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