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John Denver Rca Country 1972

Performer: John Denver
Title: Rhymes & Reasons
Style: Country
Category: Rock / Folk & Country
Date of release: 1972
Country: UK
Label: RCA
Catalog number: SF 8348
Size MP3: 2506 mb
Size FLAC: 1853 mb
Rating: 4.1

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Tracklist

1	The Ballad Of Spiro Agnew Written-By – Paxton
2	Rhymes & Reasons Written-By – Denver
3	The Love Of The Common People Written-By – Hurley, Wilkins
4	The Ballad Of Richard Nixon Written-By – Paxton
5	Daydream Written-By – Denver
6	I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free Written-By – Taylor, Dallas
7	You Done Stompt On My Heart Written-By – William
8	Today Is The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life (Sugacity) Written-By – P. & V. Garvey
9	Yellow Cat Written-By – Fromholz
10	Catch Another Butterfly Written-By – Williams
11	Leaving On A Jet Plane Written-By – Denver
12	When I'm Sixty-Four Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
13	Circus Written-By – Denver, Johnson
14	My Old Man Written-By – Walker

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LSP-4207	John Denver	Rhymes & Reasons ‎(LP, Album, Hol)	RCA Victor	LSP-4207	US	1969
RCA-6236	John Denver	Rhymes & Reasons ‎(LP, Album)	RCA	RCA-6236	Japan	1974
PK 1531	John Denver	Rhymes & Reasons ‎(Cass, Album)	RCA	PK 1531	US	1969
82876 68963 2	John Denver	Rhymes & Reasons ‎(CD, Album)	RCA, Legacy	82876 68963 2	Europe	2005
26.21686, LSP 4207	John Denver	Rhymes & Reasons ‎(LP, Album, RE)	RCA, RCA Victor	26.21686, LSP 4207	Germany	Unknown

Credits

Arranged By – John Denver
Arranged By, Producer – Milton Okun
Engineer – Jim Crotty, John Woram
Other [Additional Instrumentation] – Tommy Goodman
Other [Production Assistant] – Jean Goldhirsch

Notes

Recorded in RCA's Studios A and B, New York City

Track B3. Listed on label as "You Done Stompt On My Heart" and "(You Dun Stomped) My Heart" on sleeve

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A (Etched)): (SF 8348) A2C
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B (Stamped/Etched)): XPRS 5665-1E (B XPRS 5665-1E) (Reversed) A2AQ

Companies

Recorded At – RCA Recording Studios
Published By – Essex International
Published By – London Tree
Published By – Harmony Music Ltd.
Published By – Anchor Music Ltd.
Published By – Northern Songs
Published By – United Artists Music
Published By – Ambassador Music
Published By – Warner Bros.
Published By – Tro Essex Music Ltd.
Published By – Ashcroft Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA Records

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User reviews

Purebinder

Unless you count the self-released "John Denver Sings" from 1966, this is his first album from a real label (RCA, who he would stick with until the mid-80s). For a debut album there are a couple of classics on here that would go on to be some of his most enduring (though perhaps not best when sung by Ben Affleck and the rest of the Armageddon cast) with virtually every karaoke night across the world getting in at least one each night.

The lyrics themselves are very dense, and come across more like short stories with a lot of thought put into them instead of production line "oh baby, yeah yeah". I can't imagine many modern pop singers having the ability to remember all of these, so even if JD is not your thing, you have to admit he was very talented. The stories/songs are paint a very cozy folk picture of more innocent times and the entire album is perfect listening for quiet nights in.