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Armadillo World HQ Austin, TX, 6/13/1975

New Riders of the Purple Sage

Initial release : 2005

Kufala

The fourth release in the NRPS Live Archive series. The NRPS show on June 13, 1975 at the Armadillo World HQ in Austin. Mastered directly from the original 1/4 track reel to reel recording of the show.

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Tracks

Disc 1;

  • I Don't Know You (Dawson)
  • Panama Red (Rowan)
  • Lonesome L.A. Cowboy (Rowan)
  • Austin, Texas (Battin)
  • Instant Armadillo Blues (Dawson)
  • Teardrops In My Eyes (Allen / Sutton)
  • Dirty Business (Dawson)
  • Henry (Dawson)
  • Sutter's Mill (Dawson)
  • Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (Maphis / Fiddler / Lee)
  • Louisiana Lady (Dawson)
  • Strangers On A Train (Battin / Fowley)
  • Portland Woman (Dawson)
Disc 2;
  • I'm Bringing Home Good News (Haggard)
  • You Angel You (Dylan)
  • She's No Angel (Ballman / Arnold)
  • My Dog Peaches (Dawson)
  • On The Amazon (Battin / Fowley)
  • Before The Next Teardrop Falls (Peters / Keith)
  • Over And Over (Dawson)
  • Whiskey (Dawson)
  • Crooked Judge (Nelson / Hunter)
  • I Will Never Make You Blue (Wakefield)
  • New Orleans (Guida / Royster)
  • La Bamba (Valens)
  • Glendale Train (Dawson)
  • Dead Flowers (Jagger / Richards)
  • Nadine (Berry)
Musicians

  • John Dawson - guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals
  • Skip Battin - bass, vocals
  • Buddy Cage - pedal steel guitar
  • Spencer Dryden - drums
Credits

  • Recorded live at Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin TX on Friday June 13, 1975
  • Producer - Rob Bleetstein
  • Mastering - Stephen Barncard
  • Recording - Onion Audio
  • Special thanks to Eddie Wilson, Michael Priest and Bruce Colfin

    Dedicated with loving memory to Spencer Dryden, Elanna Dawson and Skip Battin

The rear of the CD package includes the following message;
NRPS 6/13/75 was mastered directly from the original quarter track analog reel to reel tape at 7.5 ips. The few initial anomalies at the beginning of the show have been preserved for authenticity. 30 years later this show still holds up as another gem in the New Riders canon.
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