Come & Gone

Artist: Mason Proffit
Label: One Way Records Inc
Category: Music

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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 046633363822
EAN: 0046633363822
ASIN: B000002R87

Release Date: 1997-03-18

Come & Gone

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Tracks:

Voice Of Change
A Rectangle Picture
You Finally Found Your Love
Sweet Lady Love
Stewball
Two Hangmen
Buffalo
Walk On Down The Road
It's All Right
Till The Sun's Gone
Johnny's Tune
Michael Dodge
Hard Luck Woman
Children
Hokey Joe Pony
Flying Arrow
Old Joe Clark
Good Friend Of Mary's
He Loves Them
Melinda
Let Me Know Where You're Going
Everybody Was Wrong

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Album Description

U.S. CD debut & 1997 reissue on One Way of the country/ folk/ rock group's debut in its' entirety. Originally released on Warner Brothers in 1973, the CD features all 22 tracks on one CD, including their swan song 'Two Hangmen'. Also featured is the original cover art.

Customer Reviews:

RIP brothers, we needed you then, we need you now.......2006-01-26

The vinyl of the original two albums was hard to find, and I thought I was lucky in 70 to find this in that format. Now on CD, that feeling returns. The lyrics are just as important today as then. The harmonies, guitars etc equally good. Two for the price of one.

As for those who reported poor CD quality, mine is fine.

Blew me away in 1969.......2005-01-27

In 1969 Chicago came to Western Illinois Univ and was warmed up by MP. Not many had ever heard of them and when they took the stage they looked "rough". They started to play and quit after about 30 seconds and announced that they did not like the sound system balance and to bear with them while they fixed it and also said that we would love the concert. Well the next hour or so was amazing. The entire gym rocked and I thought the bleachers were coming down. I have their vynil album "Two Hangmen" and have just about worn it out over the past 35 years. The music and voices of the Talbot brothers are something the be cherished.

The Best of Early Country-Rock, Bar None........2004-02-10

I swear I was listening to Mason Profit before "Sweetheart of the Rodeo", the first country-rock album, but I know that can't be true. Only I and a couple of friends in the southside of Chicago had ever hear of MP, but we wore out more than one record. Why? Why does their work still register more strongly than the Byrds c-rock, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Mike Nesmith, and other early pioneers?

It was sweet, flawless, but still with a feel of spontenaity. And the range of their songs, while always in the same genre, jerked your feelings back and forth like few other artists could.

Dance to Michael Dodge. Get angry with Two Hangmen. Weep with Flying Arrow. Get spooked by Melinda.

The band had it all and should still be with us today. They're not, because they were even ahead of the other early country rockers. They had a heart and spirit that few artists can equal.

I appreciate the chief's tear.

Amazing they never got better recognition.......2003-10-19

My dad intoduced me to these guys at about 4 days old. Johnny Cash and this he used to sing to me. Fast forward 28 years. Hanging out one day my son. We went on Amazon and picked it up. Amazing stuff. Great talent here.

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