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Rod McKuen New Ballads CDRod attained new artistic heights with his 1970 release New Ballads. Its a masterful collaboration with ace arranger Don Costa, whose subdued, sublime instrumentation sets the perfect tone for McKuens intimate, romantic musical ruminations. Among the highlights is one of Rods celebrated collaborations with Jacques Brel, Im Not Afraid, while As I Love My Own is a signature McKuen exploration of the tension between love and lust, set to his beloved

Stevie Wonder

8 Harpur College show from 13 days prior

You’re the Loser Now

slowed-down version of "Friend of the Devil" and the rare performance of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" as an encore (the band only played it about a dozen times live)

Arkansas” and “My Kind of Woman”

Easy (unreleased demo 1)*

Pillar of Flame

Blues DISC THREE 10/10/76 (Set One): Might as Well

And since keyboardist Gene Russell was at the artistic helm of Black Jazz

this Dick's Picks stands as a worthy counterpoint to what is one of the greatest live albums in rock 'n' roll history

and long-time Miracle 3 bass player Dave DeCastro

At a mere two songs short of two complete shows—and those two songs

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