Glenn Yarbrough, Time to Move On - 30m 11s

Tracks & Durations

1. You Know My Name	2:47
2. Angle Cake and Wine	2:37
3. The Honey Wind Blows	2:31
4. If It Fits Your Fancy	2:05
5. The World I Used To Know	2:49
6. In This Wide World	2:39
7. Time To Move On	2:33
8. San Francisco Bay Blues	2:29
9. Sleep My Love	2:15
10. Stell's Got a New Dress	2:08
11. Diamonds of Dew	2:35
12. Four Strong Winds	2:35

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Review

How to describe the smooth tenor voice of Glenn Yarbrough? Perhaps by comparing it to the mighty seas that gave the legendary folksinger a case of wanderlust--occasionally rough but always beautiful and strong. When Yarbrough left the Limeliters in the early 1960s for a solo outing (and the occasional sailing voyage), he knew what he was doing--hits like "Baby, the Rain Must Fall" would establish him as one of the premier love balladeers of '60s. Though Time to Move On, Yarbrough's intimate solo debut from 1963, lacks the pop production of his later efforts, it's a remarkable recording. Sincerity, infectious melodies, and great lyrics mark "In This Wide World," "The Honey Wind Blows," and "Stella's Got a New Dress." Previously unavailable on CD, Time to Move On features exceptional sonics and Yarbrough at the top of his form. A must-have for fans. --Jason Verlinde

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Time to Move On

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 29m 56s (-1m 45s)

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