rob68 wrote:To any UK fans.....
Are tracks 13-22 on this CD the original running order of the UK Photographs of Feeling LP? The U.S. version is different....
The order of tracks 13-22 on the Footsteps album is:
San Francisco Woman
A Nameless Request
West Virginia Summer Child
Go Ask Your Man
Remember The Rain
I Just Let It Take Me
The World Is Just A B Movie Meets Reno Funtown USA
We've Never Spoken
Oh Babe Take Me Home
Eleanor
I am unsure about whether the order is the same as on the original Photographs album.
I listened to part of the album only once, in a record store. (I decided not to buy it at the time, kicked myself forever afterwards.) It was a long time ago, but I know for sure that San Francisco Woman was track 1, and I am almost certain that A Nameless Request was NOT track 2, I think it was track 4, might have been track 3.
I think I was a little freaked out by San Francisco Woman because it was so unlike anything off the Don't Be Concerned album. At first I thought the shop assistant had put the wrong album on the turntable by mistake!
[quote="rob68"]To any UK fans.....
Are tracks 13-22 on this CD the original running order of the UK Photographs of Feeling LP? The U.S. version is different....[/quote]
The order of tracks 13-22 on the Footsteps album is:
San Francisco Woman
A Nameless Request
West Virginia Summer Child
Go Ask Your Man
Remember The Rain
I Just Let It Take Me
The World Is Just A B Movie Meets Reno Funtown USA
We've Never Spoken
Oh Babe Take Me Home
Eleanor
I am unsure about whether the order is the same as on the original Photographs album.
I listened to part of the album only once, in a record store. (I decided not to buy it at the time, kicked myself forever afterwards.) It was a long time ago, but I know for sure that San Francisco Woman was track 1, and I am almost certain that A Nameless Request was NOT track 2, I think it was track 4, might have been track 3.
I think I was a little freaked out by San Francisco Woman because it was so unlike anything off the Don't Be Concerned album. At first I thought the shop assistant had put the wrong album on the turntable by mistake!