The Flatlanders, More a Legend Than a Band - 35m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Dallas	2:49
2. Tonight I'm Gonna Go Downtown	2:44
3. You've Never Seen Me Cry	2:12
4. She Had Everything	2:10
5. Rose From The Mountain	2:03
6. One Day At A Time	3:44
7. Jole Blon	3:30
8. Down In My Hometown	2:44
9. Bhagavan Decreed	2:48
10. The Heart You Left Behind	2:21
11. Keeper Of The Mountain	2:47
12. Stars In My Life	3:02
13. One Road More	2:25

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Review

More a legend than a band because, even though the Flatlanders included the likes of Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock, their 1972 album wasn't actually released on vinyl until 1980 and on CD until 1990. By then, that trio of singer-songwriters had become solo stars. But this long-lost debut isn't just historically interesting. Gilmore songs here, such as "Dallas" and "Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown," have become folk-country classics, and the old-time arrangements--often featuring little more than guitar, Dobro, and (on a few cuts) musical saw--are quite haunting, as are Gilmore's piercing lead vocals. --David Cantwell

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