MMJ on Shel Silverstein Tribute Album

Started by manicfanatic, Mar 31, 2010, 07:10 PM

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ALady

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so they are on this tribute, when does the muppet album come out?!

That's a fine question; where is that Muppet album, anyway?
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danz

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so they are on this tribute, when does the muppet album come out?!

That's a fine question; where is that Muppet album, anyway?

Yesterday I was reminded of the same thing; It's called Muppets Revisited and all I could find is that it's going to be released sometime this year....

The DARK

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Seriously, with all the Chekov drama and live show chaos, we're pretty much neglecting the coolest thing to happen all year: that pure, classic MMJ sound + the lyrics of Shel Silverstein. What a damn pretty song.
In another time, in another place, in another face

Love Dogg

QuoteI've been excited about this one for a while now I'm busting!  MMJ also plays backup on Bobby Bare Sr's track. It's awesome that they're al over this thing.  And yes, the 26 Second Song is just that, but it'll be cool.

Just listened to 26 Second Song on that cd you gave me Dylan!  This shit is awesome.  Thank you so much.

Being unfamiliar with most of the songs and not having a track list, is Lullabies, Legends and Lies on the comp you gave me by chance?
"Sometimes it runs its course in a day, babe.  Sometimes it goes from night after night."

The DARK

Also, here's to The Winner for some of the best lyrics of all time.  [smiley=beer.gif]
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aMillionDreams

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QuoteI've been excited about this one for a while now I'm busting!  MMJ also plays backup on Bobby Bare Sr's track. It's awesome that they're al over this thing.  And yes, the 26 Second Song is just that, but it'll be cool.

Just listened to 26 Second Song on that cd you gave me Dylan!  This shit is awesome.  Thank you so much.

Being unfamiliar with most of the songs and not having a track list, is Lullabies, Legends and Lies on the comp you gave me by chance?

No, it's not.  I'm unfamiliar with that song.  He's got a huge catalogue and most of it is difficult to come by.  I'm glad you're enjoying the disc!
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SmokinShootin


YouAre_GivenToFly

http://consequenceofsound.net/2010/03/31/shel-silverstein-tribute-album-includes-my-morning-jacket-andrew-bird-half-of-the-pixies/



01. Lullabys, Legends and Lies – My Morning Jacket
02. The Twistable, Turnable Man Returns – Andrew Bird
03. This Guitar is for Sale – John Prine
04. The Unicorn – Dr. Dog
05. The Winner – Kris Kristofferson
06. Queen of the Silver Dollar – Sarah Jarosz w/ Black Prairie
07. Daddy What if – Bobby Bare, Jr. w/ Isabella Bare
08. The Cover of the Rolling Stone – Black Francis w/ Joey Santiago
09. Sylvia's Mother – The Boxmasters
10. Me and Jimmy Rodgers – Ray Price
11. A Boy Named Sue – Todd Snider
12. The Ballad of Lucy Jordan – Lucinda Williams
13. The Living Legend – Bobby Bare, Sr.
14. The Giving Tree – Nanci Griffith
15. 26 Second Song – My Morning Jacket
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YouAre_GivenToFly

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well.... my post includes the album cover!  :)
The wind blew me back, via Chicago, in the middle of the night.

SmokinShootin

im excited Shel is a legend!  I appreciate him even more then I did when I was a kid reading "The Giving Tree."

BH

There are some really cool videos on this amazon page with Bobby Bare Sr and Jr discussing a few of the tracks.  One of them is for MMJ.  Look at the lower right hand side.

http://www.amazon.com/Shel-Silverstein/e/B000APYSIU/ref=ac_dpt_sa_videos
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Bigsky

QuoteThere are some really cool videos on this amazon page with Bobby Bare Sr and Jr discussing a few of the tracks.  One of them is for MMJ.  Look at the lower right hand side.

http://www.amazon.com/Shel-Silverstein/e/B000APYSIU/ref=ac_dpt_sa_videos

Nice find..."Jim James showed up with no lyrics, he had it all memorized."

weeniebeenie

QuoteThere are some really cool videos on this amazon page with Bobby Bare Sr and Jr discussing a few of the tracks.  One of them is for MMJ.  Look at the lower right hand side.

http://www.amazon.com/Shel-Silverstein/e/B000APYSIU/ref=ac_dpt_sa_videos
Great videos. Thanks BH.
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aMillionDreams

How great is this album!?!  Anyone who hasn't gotten it yet needs to now!
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searchinbig

Yup, agree. Just got a copy Monday and can't stop listening. Funny, Angel and I just watched Crazy Heart Sunday. Don't bother with that movie, we thought it sucked. Kinda got me in the mood to listen to some country though.

MMJ tunes are so sweet. The 26 second song cracks me up listening to JJ laughing. Too bad it's not 26 Minute Song!  :)
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johnnYYac

I think I've actually mentioned this album in two other posts.  Very fun, a great lineup of artists, and MMJ bookends!  Definitely check it out.  
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Angelo

I never knew this even existed. This is great!

Mr. White

Quote from: Angelo on Oct 24, 2013, 08:02 PM
I never knew this even existed. This is great!

http://www.amazon.com/Twistable-Turnable-Man-Musical-Silverstein/dp/B003MLVMKQ

Bobby Bare and Bobby Bare Jr. are both on this album. I recently found these songs on YouTube. Here is Bobby Bare and Bobby Bare Jr. singing Daddy, What If?
Bobby Bare with Bobby Jr Daddy, What If

Here is the song Bobby Bare Jr. sings with Isabella Bare on the ablum.
Bobby Bare Jr. & Isabella Bare - Daddy, What If

Also, when I was very young, this Bobby Bare song was pretty popular. Here is Singing In The Kitchen from 1975. I am almost the exact age of Bobby Bare Jr. He is 2 months and 20 days older than me, so you can see why this family act was a big draw for youngsters in the 1970's, like me. (About a year after this song came out, I discovered rock music and never really looked back...until recently...).
Bobby Bare and the Family - Singin' in the Kitchen
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