Album

Dreams And All That Stuff

Leo Kottke

1974 · Rock

6 collectors on Gatefold own this

Dreams And All That Stuff by Leo Kottke

Dreams And All That Stuff is a Rock album by Leo Kottke, originally released in 1974. On Gatefold: 17 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Mona Ray3:40
  2. A2When Shrimps Learn To Whistle3:28
  3. A3Twilight Property3:11
  4. A4Bill Cheatham1:45
  5. A5Vertical Trees2:34

Side B

  1. B2Constant Traveller3:50
  2. B3Why Ask Why?2:09
  3. B4Taking A Sandwich To A Feast2:45
  4. B5Hole In The Day2:50
  5. B6Mona Roy1:48

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Folk Rock
  • twangy
  • meditative
  • pastoral

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Tracks A4, B1b, are Public Domain
Tracks that have a comment on back cover:
A1. "The most beautiful name I've ever heard"
A2. "From a Speech on Detente - or warships in the Bosporus - by Khrushchev in the U.N."
A3. "What English realtors call houses that have nothing going for them anymore except the ghosts in the attic"
A4. "A fiddle tune"
A5. "Vertical trees"
B1. "A little bit of San Antonio Rose plastered onto America the Beautiful"
B2. "To be followed by a sequel on the next record"
B3. "The most beautiful title I've ever heard"
B5. "A place in Minnesota I have never seen"

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Leo KottkeGUITAR
  • Bill BergPERCUSSION
  • Billy BarberPIANO SYNTHESIZER
  • Billy PetersonBASS
  • Cal HandSTEEL GUITAR
  • Herb PilhoferPIANO
  • Jack SmithPIANO
  • Mike JohnsenGUITAR

6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 17 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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