Name: David Bromberg by David Bromberg
Brand: David Bromberg
SKU: 886443518575
Price: 8.91 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 3 (63 reviews)

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Last Song For Shelby Jean View on Youtube

04:15

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Suffer To Sing The Blues (Album Version)

04:54

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The Boggy Road To MilledgeVille (Arkansas Traveler) View on Youtube

02:11

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Dehlia View on Youtube

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Pine Tree Woman View on Youtube

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Lonesome Dave's Lovesick Blues # 3 View on Youtube

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Mississippi Blues View on Youtube

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The Holdup ("Harrison" version) View on Youtube

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Sammy's Song (Album Version)

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The very first song on David Bromberg’s very first album is one of the wryest, most raw-nerved breakup notes in music history. The drumless tune is propelled only by an elongated R&B bass riff, which lets listeners get close to Bromberg’s gentle guitar touches and his incongruous voice. “Oh yes I know alright, how much I’ll watch you at night,” he yelps in the final verse. “Good god, I’m not made of stone!” “The Last Song for Shelby Jean” set the tone for Bromberg’s career, which is defined by beautifully crafted folk music subverted by a warped wit. “The Boggy Road to Milledgeville” and “Lonesome Dave’s Lovesick Blues” show Bromberg’s unironic affection for purebred bluegrass playing, but that’s only half of who he is. “Sammy’s Song” (which features uncredited harmonica playing by Bromberg’s pal Bob Dylan) is like a Raymond Carver short story set to Woody Guthrie music. Therein lies Bromberg’s charm. Rather than impersonate the bluesman he admired, the Ivy League graduate from Westchester reformed American roots music in his own awkward image. The results are at once impeccable and deeply self-deprecating.

1. Last Song For Shelby Jean

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

2. Suffer To Sing The Blues (Album Version)

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Bass: Steve Burgh; Performer
Drums: Steve Mosley; Performer
Electric Guitar: David Nichtern; Performer
Fiddle: Jody Stecher; Performer
Guitar: David Bromberg; Performer
Harmonica: Willow Scarlett; Performer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Tenor Saxophone: Richard Grando; Performer
Vocals: Willow Scarlett
Steve Burgh
Jody Stecher
David Bromberg; Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Chris Athens; Production
Producer: Ahern
Bromberg
Bernie Leadon
Leadon; Production

3. The Boggy Road To MilledgeVille (Arkansas Traveler)

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Arranger: D. Bromberg; Composer
Composer: N. Blake; Composer
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

4. Dehlia

by David Bromberg

Guitar: David Bromberg; Performer
Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Harmonica: Willow Scarlett; Performer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Lyricist: D. Bromberg; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Chris Athens; Production
Producer: Bernie Leadon
Ahern
Bromberg
Leadon; Production

5. Pine Tree Woman

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

6. Lonesome Dave's Lovesick Blues # 3

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Producer: Bernie Leadon
Ahern
Bromberg
Leadon; Production

7. Mississippi Blues

by David Bromberg

Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

8. The Holdup ("Harrison" version)

by David Bromberg

Bass: Steve Burgh; Performer
Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Drums: Steve Mosley; Performer
French Horn: David Amram; Performer
Guitar: David Bromberg
George Harrison; Performer
Harmonica: Willow Scarlett; Performer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Piano: David Nichtern; Performer
Vocals: David Nichtern
Steve Burgh
Steve Mosley
Willow Scarlett
Jody Stecher
David Bromberg; Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg
George Harrison; Composer
Lyricist: George Harrison; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Chris Athens; Production
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

9. Sammy's Song (Album Version)

by David Bromberg

Bass: Steve Burgh; Performer
Composer: D. Bromberg; Composer
Drums: Steve Mosley; Performer
Electric Guitar: David Nichtern; Performer
Fiddle: Jody Stecher; Performer
Guitar: David Bromberg; Performer
Harmonica: Willow Scarlett; Performer
Harp: Bob Dylan; Performer
Performer: David Bromberg; Performer
Tenor Saxophone: Richard Grando; Performer
Mastering Engineer: Chris Athens; Production
Vocals: Willow Scarlett
Steve Burgh
Jody Stecher
David Bromberg; Performer
Primary Artist: David Bromberg; Main Performer
Producer: J. Hill
D. Bromberg; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

9 tracks available

Type

ALBUM

Format

Digital Media

Duration

39 minutes and 37 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 1425x1425 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

CD Quality (Lossless)

16bit / 44.1 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

2/9 tracks have lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

Only 1/9 tracks has synced lyrics

Genres

Pop/Rock, Singer & Songwriter, Contemporary Folk, New Folk

Label

Columbia

Music Distribution Service

Sony

Country

United States

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Aug 23, 1972

Track Preview

Available

Delivery Charge

Free

Delivery Method

Digital download link via Email or Personal Dashboard on this site

UPC

886443518575

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David Bromberg

1. Last Song For Shelby Jean

2. Suffer To Sing The Blues (Album Version)

3. The Boggy Road To MilledgeVille (Arkansas Traveler)

4. Dehlia

5. Pine Tree Woman

6. Lonesome Dave's Lovesick Blues # 3

7. Mississippi Blues

8. The Holdup ("Harrison" version)

9. Sammy's Song (Album Version)

Technical Specifications

David Bromberg

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Release options

1. Last Song For Shelby Jean

2. Suffer To Sing The Blues (Album Version)

3. The Boggy Road To MilledgeVille (Arkansas Traveler)

4. Dehlia

5. Pine Tree Woman

6. Lonesome Dave's Lovesick Blues # 3

7. Mississippi Blues

8. The Holdup ("Harrison" version)

9. Sammy's Song (Album Version)

Technical Specifications