Jim Ford - Harlan County / Changin' Colors flac album

Written-By – Suzanna Jordan. Harlan County ‎(LP, Album, RE). Light In The Attic.

by Jim Ford appears on sleeve: Prod. by Jimmy Ford appears on labels. I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me" appears on sleeve; "I Wanta Make Her Love Me" appears on label. Sundown A Division of Jim Hand Enterprises Prod. by Jim Ford with the help of My Good Friends Pat. V, Lolly. This is the original first pressing. No "Harlan County" printed diagonally on album cover and no White Whale insignia at lower right. The label on the record itself is "Sundown". Reply Notify me Helpful.

Album recorded at the legendary Wally Heider Los Angeles studios by Rik Pekkonen (Neil Young, T. Rex, Ariel Pink) and features heavy session players Dr. John, Jim Keltner, and James Burton. Lovingly re-mastered from the original master tapes. Pressed on blue vinyl. Released in 1969 on the minor label Sundown Records, Harlan County simply fell through the cracks between monster selling titles by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Creedence Clearwater Revival. Despite being allied with some of the biggest names in the business and a deft musical touch, Ford never struck gold as a solo artist and eventually left the often cutthroat music business for a quieter life at the turn of the 1980’s. Jimmy Ford is the baddest white man on the planet, said Sly Stone of Jim Ford, and listening to Harlan County today who’s to argue?

In 1969 Jim Ford released his first and only album, 'Harlan County. Musically, it inhabited the same territory as 'From Elvis In Memphis' or Dan Penn's 'Nobody's Fool,' but Ford's record was every bit their equal. Hot country guitars blended with New Orleans styled piano laid over a bedrock rhythm section of hard-driving, sweat-drenched funk and soul. Ballads like Love On My Brain and Changing Colors are enduringly beautiful. Even now, it only seems a matter of time before someone samples the grooves of danceable tracks like I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me or Under Construction. Harlan County' didn't make big waves back then, but the number of admirers has grown every yea. nd this in itself is surprising considering how hard it was to find the LP. Many tried to find out what happened to Ford without much success.

Jim Ford, Play This Song. 1. Changing Colors Lyrics. You say you won't be there when my head begins to pound What makes you think that I won’t ever make it When the chips are down. 2. I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me. 3. Changing Colors. 4. Dr. Handy's Dandy Candy.

The 1969 album Harlan County features Dr. John on piano and keyboards, James Burton on guitar (Elvis Presley, Gram Parsons, Elvis Costello, Roy Orbison), and Jim Keltner (Traveling Wilburys) on drums. Harlan County (3:27) 2. I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me (3:06) 3. Changing Colors (3:18) 4. Handy's Dandy Candy (2:34) 5. Love On My Brain (3:14) 6. Long Road Ahead (2:53) 7. Under Construction (1:41) 8. Workin' My Way To . 2:44) 9. Spoonful (2:44) 10. To Make My Life Beautiful (2:56). Jim Ford: Harlan County. Jim Ford was an American singer-songwriter whose songs.

10. To Make My Life Beautiful. The Sounds of Our Time.

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