Classic Rock 3 3/4 ips Barnstorm with Joe Walsh 4-track Stereo reel to reel tape
$
34
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
Classic Rock 3 3/4 ips Barnstorm with Joe Walsh 4-track Stereo reel to reel tape
Label: Dunhill ABC IR1 6133
Tape Speed: 3 1/2 ips.
Country: US
Released: 1972
Genre: Rock
Condition: The tape is Near Mint *No issues detected. The tape was new when I bought it. The box is excellent
HERE IT PLAY Click the Link below
Play Video
See this tape playing click on the video link above.
Entire tape plays NM no issues detected. The box is excellent no issues very light age discoloration has nice clear artwork
Tracklist - Details
Barnstorm is the debut studio solo album by the American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joe Walsh, following his departure from the James Gang. The album was released in October 1972 on the labels ABC and Dunhill. The core band on this album – Walsh, bassist Kenny Passarelli and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Joe Vitale – was also named Barnstorm.
AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek
Barnstorm, Joe Walsh's first solo album after leaving the James Gang, garnered him fame not only as a guitarist but also as a songwriter. While it's true that Walsh established himself as a late-'60s/early-'70s guitar hero on the Gang's more boogie-oriented rock numbers, it's Walsh's love of lushly textured production and spacy, open-ended songs featuring both acoustic and electric guitars that is showcased here on this wildly adventurous and forgotten, unqualified masterpiece. Recorded at the Caribou Ranch in Nederland, Colorado, Barnstorm reflects the big sky and wide-open spaces. Accompanied by bassist Kenny Passarelli and drummer Joe Vitale, Walsh freely indulges himself with fat guitars and keyboards, beautiful choruses, country tinges, and pastoral pop hooks, as evidenced by the glorious opener "Here We Go." This segues, via the sound of a spooky lonesome wind, into the hauntingly beautiful psychedelic country tune "Midnight Visitor," with elegantly woven acoustic guitars, fat carnival organ sounds, and -- of course -- the sound of the wind before it slips out the back door. And so it goes, with the nearly Baroque psychedelic suite of "One and One" sliding seamlessly into "Giant Bohemoth" (sic) and the rollicking "Mother Says." Everywhere on the album's front half, reverie and American mythological archetypes and history weave together, displacing the listener from the here and now. The openly pastoral country-tinged rock of the album's second half signifies Walsh's considerable gifts as a songwriter who uses his guitar as a dreamy, mercurial narrative device, as signified by the masterpiece "Birdcall Morning" -- one of the greatest rock & roll love songs of the early '70s. It is actually mirrored by the sadness and organic bluesy quality of "Home" and the unabashed pop/rock romanticism of "I'll Tell the World," complete with glorious four-part backing harmonies and a crunching guitar crescendo. Speaking of crunch, Barnstorm was also the first place that Walsh's classic nugget "Turn to Stone" ever appeared. In its original version, the guitars have far more edge, sinew, and raw power than on their subsequent re-recordings. Rather than let it end there, Walsh tips the scales back one more time to the mysterious in the acoustic guitar-and-harmonica moment "Comin' Down." It's another love song which evokes the notion of the past as a way of creating a hopeful present. And as it whispers to a close, it leaves the listener literally stunned at what has just transpired in the space of 35 minutes.
- Here We Go
- Midnight Visitor
- One And One
- Giant Bohemoth
- Mother Says
- Birdcall Morning
- Home
- I'll Tell The World About You
- Turn To Stone
- Comin' Down
If you win more than one item from this auction, please wait for a combined shipping invoice.
- in the USA an additional tape ships for Free
- To Canada an additional tape ships for $3.00
- Worldwide an additional tape ships for $5.00
$7.95 to the USA by insured USPS Priority Mail. Usually 2-3 day delivery
$15 to Canada by insured USPS Mail. Usually 10-20 day delivery
$23.50 Worldwide Shipping is USPS First class. Usually 2-4 weeks delivery
**The buyer is responsible for any customs charges which may apply.**
PAYMENTSPlease pay quickly. We use PayPal for both Credit Cards and direct PayPal payments.
price rating