Help me make a Jackson Browne “Odd & Ends” mix

A recent general thread about JB got me to thinking about this. I’ll start:

Somebody's Baby (Ridgemont High soundtrack)
After The Deluge (No Nukes)
Willin’ (Roadies Showtime series soundtrack)
You’re A Friend Of Mine (w/Clarence Clemons)

 

You could divide it into wife beating songs and wife... Oh, never mind.

 

Duet with Ray Davies - Waterloo Sunset (see post #90 on other JB thread)
from Meet My Friends.

 

The #MeToo people will be so pissed.

[I always thought the 'plural of vinyl' was Polyvinyl.]

 

Your Bright Baby Blues (KBCO Studio C Vol 14)

 

Perhaps. What it isn't is "vinyls".

 

The great exclusive comp-only track, "The Next Voice You Hear."

Was that Top 40 song with Clarence Clemons a genuine duet, or just backing vocals?

 

I have a double album bootleg of Jackson. It might be simply titled On The Road, and gosh, I don't think there is anything from the third album and beyond on it. Pretty old. It's all solo acoustic. I'd have to find it and check the song titles, but I know he does Werewolves Of London. Seems like the third side is where he has the most fun, including Werewolves.

 

Definitely. LPs, 45s, 78s, albums, singles, and EPs should pretty much cover the format. But never.....VINYLS.....Yikes!

 

Jackson did a version of The Rebel Jesus with the Chieftains.

 

He definitely has done some Warren Zevon covers along the way.

And what happened with him and Daryl Hannah we really don't know. She had a part in it, too. I have heard that she was the aggressor and that Jackson got a bum rap.

 

Don’t forget the 45 Single version of “Rock Me on the Water”

 

There's an alternate version of Call It A Loan on the The Next Voice You Hear comp that features - at least in part - a different vocal (it's most noticeable during the "better ask the man inside" part). The comp also has The Rebel Jesus, but I'm not sure if it's the same as the Chieftans version or not.

 

I also have a radio simulcast Jackson did when he played here in Eugene. Came together really well. I was able to anticipate the song breaks and had two cassettes ready and waiting. No commercial interruptions. I don't see that very often. Really nice concert, nice combination of songs across his career. A song I was not familiar with and became my favorite is Everywhere I Go, a sweet, reggae-lite love song.

 

I’ve Been The One (Lowell George tribute)
Poor Poor Pitiful Me (Zevon tribute)
Oh My Love (Instant Karma/Darfur)

 

The 2005 CD/DVD of Running On Empty has the otherwise unavailable tracks Cocaine Again and Edwardsville Room 124.

 

“The Crow on the Cradle” - Jackson Browne with David Lindley and Graham Nash, from the No Nukes concerts

 

Duet with Jennifer Warnes "Golden Slumbers"

 

True Love Ways from Buddy Holly tribute: Listen To Me

 

Awww, come on - ya gotta include “Redneck Friend” doncha?

 

Not sure if this is strictly limited to officially released material, but the live version of Shadow Dream Song might be worth including (I hope that someday a studio version surfaces...the Tom Rush cover is absolutely beautiful, and I'd love to hear an early 70s Browne version in studio quality).

 

That's funny, that version of "Call it a Loan" is the only version I've ever heard and I had no idea it was an alternate version.

 

not even funny in the least bit. he never did any of that, not one thing.

 

not a one-off

 

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