
Seven Bridges Road is a Country album by Steve Young, originally released in 1972. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Seven Bridges Road (1981 Version)3:37
- 2Montgomery In The Rain4:08
- 3Ragtime Blue Guitar2:49
- 4Long Way To Hollywood4:01
- 5Down In The Flood2:36
- 6Ballad Of William Sycamore4:16
- 7My Oklahoma3:01
- 8Wild Goose3:43
- 9Days Of '493:36
- 10Lonesome, On'ry And Mean3:37
- 11Seven Bridges Road (1972 Version)3:24
- 12The White Trash Song (Nashville Version)2:51
- 13I Begin To See Design2:58
- 14One Car Funeral Procession3:07
- 15Many Rivers2:59
- 16Come Sit By My Side3:01
- 17True Note2:56
- 18The White Trash Song (feat. The Last Mile Ramblers) [New Mexico Version]3:13
- 19I Can’t Hold Myself In Line2:18
- 20Down In The Flood (Crash On The Levee)2:35
- 21The White Trash Song (Sea Rock City / There's A High Tide A Risin') [Los Angeles Version]3:04
Sound DNA
- Country
- Americana & Roots
- twangy
- wistful
- heartland
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
1972 version with seafoam green cover on
Track A5, "One Car Funeral Procession", was omitted on 1975 reissues, in favor of the Merle Haggard song "I Can't Hold Myself In Line" (not included on this release), see Seven Bridges Road (US 1975) (opens in a new tab)
The back cover includes lyrics for all tracks except A5, "One Car Funeral Procession".
Back cover: A special thanks to Fred Carter, Jr. / Terrye Young / Jubal Lee Young / Charan Singh. Andy Wickham (who helped make this record possible)
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bob Moore
- Bobby Thompson
- Buddy Spicher
- Charlie Jobes
- Charlie McCoy
- D.J. Fontana
- Dale Sellers
- David Briggs
- Fred Carter, Jr.
- George Bourque
- Henry Strzelecki
- J.B. Brown
- Jerry Carrigan
- Jerry Smith
- Jim Terr
- Josh Graves
- Karl Himmel
- Paul TannenBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
11 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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