A singer-songwriter masterpiece with a melancholic tinge at dusk
This is the album where Jackson Browne's poetic sensibility is at its most refined.
The title track delicately depicts the feelings of being at a crossroads in life, and the entire album maintains an introspective yet hopeful attitude. While based on an acoustic arrangement, the arrangements change with each song, making it an engaging album. This is a masterpiece that embodies the intellectual side of 1970s West Coast rock.
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1)
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Late For The Sky
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2)
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Fountain Of Sorrow
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3)
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Farther On
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4)
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The Late Show
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The Road And The Sky
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For A Dancer
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3)
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Walking Slow
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4)
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Before The Deluge
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Piano, Acoustic Guitar - Jackson Browne
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Producer - Jackson Browne
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Slide Guitar - Jackson Browne (B1)
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Written By - Jackson Browne
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Producer - Al Schmitt
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Harmony Vocals - Don Henley
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Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar, Fiddle - David Lindley
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Harmony Vocals - Terry Reid
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Piano, Organ - Jai Winding
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Photography - Henry Diltz
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Harmony Vocals - Dan Fogelberg
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Harmony Vocals - John David Souther
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Photography By - Bob Seidemann
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Management - Roy Silver
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Bass, Harmony Vocals - Doug Haywood
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Harmony Vocals - Doug Haywood
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Handclaps - Mike Condello
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Strings - Fritz Richmond
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Harmony Vocals - Beth Fitchet
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Drums, Percussion - Larry Zack
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Harmony Vocals - Perry Lindley
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Handclaps - H. Driver (2)
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Handclaps - Henry Thome
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Harmony Vocals - Joyce Everson
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Music Director - Peter Golden
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Management - Mark Hammerman
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Strings - The David Campbell String Section
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Lettering - Rick Griffin (2)
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Management - The Blue Peacock Company
