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    Music/Cloud Nine 1987 
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"I'll see you there on cloud nine!"

Cloud Nine is the eleventh album by English musician George Harrison, released on 2 November 1987 through Dark Horse Records. After being initially being frustrated with the changing trends in music and suspending recording in the early 80s, he had reemerged in the middle of the decade and approached Jeff Lynne - formerly of the Electric Light Orchestra - to record his first album in five years. The result was a commercial success, inspiring Harrison to create more music, then the following year forming The Traveling Wilburys with Lynne, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty. This was the final album released in his life, with his next and final album Brainwashed released a year after his death.

Cloud Nine is supported with "Got My Mind Set on You" (which hit #1 in the US and the UK), "When We Was Fab" and "This Is Love" as singles, and "Devil's Radio" and "Cloud 9" as promotional tracks.

Tracklist

Side one
  1. "Cloud 9" (3:15)
  2. "That's What It Takes" (3:59)
  3. "Fish on the Sand" (3:22)
  4. "Just for Today" (4:06)
  5. "This Is Love" (3:48)
  6. "When We Was Fab" (3:57)

Side two

  1. "Devil's Radio" (3:52)
  2. "Someplace Else" (3:51)
  3. "Wreck of the Hesperus" (3:31)
  4. "Breath Away From Heaven" (3:36)
  5. "Got My Mind Set on You" (3:57)

I got my tropes set on you:

  • Cover Version: "Got My Mind Set on You" is this to a 1962 Soul song by Rudy Clark for James Ray.
  • Special Guest:
    • On top of production work, Jeff Lynne provided much of the instrumentation.
    • Fellow ex-Beatle Ringo Starr played the drums on a few tracks, fittingly including "When We Was Fab".
    • Recurring guest guitarist Eric Clapton is also joined by Elton John on keyboards for "Cloud 9", "Devil's Radio" and "Wreck of the Hesperus". Clapton also played on "That's What It Takes".

    Music/Sweetheart Of The Rodeo 
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"Callin' me home, hickory wind"

Sweetheart of the Rodeo is the sixth album by the American rock band The Byrds, released on August 30, 1968 through Columbia Records. It was the first album without any input from David Crosby, who had been fired midway through the recording of their prior album The Notorious Byrd Brothers. In his place was Gram Parsons, initially recruited to be a jazz pianist before eventually switching to rhythm guitar. The album was conceived to be a double album going over the themes of Americana and incorporating various genres, but along the way only the country music exploration remained, consisting of folk and country covers as well as Parsons' two original compositions.

At the time of release, the album did not perform well commercially among either pop or country audiences, both respectively apprehensive of their vision, and Parsons would leave the band alongside Chris Hillman to form The Flying Burrito Brothers. In spite of this failure, it is seen as a pivotal development in country rock, with several subsequent acts following in its steps.

Released with two singles, "You Ain't Going Nowhere" and "I Am a Pilgrim".

Tracklist

Side one
  1. "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" (2:33)
  2. "I Am a Pilgrim" (3:39)
  3. "The Christian Life" (2:30)
  4. "You Don't Miss Your Water" (3:48)
  5. "You're Still On My Mind" (2:25)
  6. "Pretty Boy Floyd" (2:34)

Side two

  1. "Hickory Wind" (3:31)
  2. "One Hundred Years from Now" (2:40)
  3. "Blue Canadian Rockies" (2:02)
  4. "Life in Prison" (2:46)
  5. "Nothing Was Delivered" (3:24)

Principal members

  • Chris Hillman: vocals, guitar, banjo
  • Roger McGuinn: vocals, bass, mandolin, guitar
  • Kevin Kelley: drums
  • Gram Parsons: vocals , guitar, piano, organ

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