HARTFORD,JOHN
MORNING BUGLE EXPANDED (FOREST GREEN VINYL) (RSD24) - LP

REAL GONE MUSIC

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UPC: 848064016632
Label: REAL GONE MUSIC
Format: LP
Release Date: April 20, 2024
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This product is a Record Store Day 2024 product. It will be available in store on April 20th, 2024 at 8 a.m. ET when our store opens.

Any remaining stock will be made available online on April 21st, 2024 at 8AM EST for LOCAL PICKUP orders. Orders for shipping will be available at 7PM Sunday April 21st

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The two albums multi-instrumentalist/songwriter John Hartford cut for Warner Bros. in the early ‘70s, Aereo-Plain and Morning Bugle, shook the bluegrass genre to the core, adding a modern, irreverent sensibility and fresh repertoire to the tradition-bound style. We have already (twice) reissued Aereo-Plain on LP, but we waited on Morning Bugle because we had something special up our sleeve—namely, the original session tapes! Which means that not only are you getting (with the full consent of the Hartford estate) a new remix and remaster of the original album—which even Hartford devotees admit never sounded that good on the production side of things—but an entire disc of unreleased tracks! Hartford scholar Skip Heller supplies liner notes to this monumental find on the enclosed insert. This 2-LP Expanded Edition comes on forest green vinyl, limited to 1500 copies worldwide, exclusive to Record Store Day 2024!

TRACKLIST

A1. Streetcar
A2. Nobody Eats at Linebaugh’s Anymore
A3. Howard Hughes’ Blues
A4. All Fall Down
A5. On the Road
A6. Morning Bugle

B1. Old Joe Clark
B2. My Rag
B3. Late Last Night When My Willie Comes Home
B4. Got No Place to Go
B5. Bye Bye

C1. Talkback Mic (“that’s even slicker”)
C2. Flower Power Died
C3. Back Up and Push
C4. Leaving Lap Farewell
C5. Morning Bugle (Alternate Take)
C6. My Rag (Alternate Take)
C7. Yesterday Morning

D1. Dandelion Lane
D2. Airport Floor
D3. More Like Him
D4. Eight More Miles to Louisville
D5. Chatter (“you know who called me?”)
D6. Sittin’ on Top of the World