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Get both volumes of Solo Acoustic in one convenient slipcase.
Get both volumes of Solo Acoustic in one convenient slipcase.
$15.00
Time The Conqueror is Jackson Browne’s first studio release in 6 years. Recorded with his longtime band, Kevin McCormick (bass), Mark Goldenberg (guitars), Mauricio “Fritz” Lewak (drums) and Jeff Young (keyboards and backing vocals), this album adds two members to the band, Chavonne Morris and Alethea Mills, two vocalists Jackson met in early 2001 while working with Washington Preparatory High School located in SouthCentral Los Angeles.
Produced by Jackson Browne and Paul Dieter.
Track Listing:
1. Time The Conqueror
2. Off Of Wonderland
3. The Drums Of War
4. The Arms Of Night
5. Where Were You
6. Going Down To Cuba
7. Giving That Heaven Away
8. Live Nude Cabaret
9. Just Say Yeah
10. Far From The Arms Of Hunger
Time The Conqueror is Jackson Browne’s first studio release in 6 years. Recorded with his longtime band, Kevin McCormick (bass), Mark Goldenberg (guitars), Mauricio “Fritz” Lewak (drums) and Jeff Young (keyboards and backing vocals), this album adds two members to the band, Chavonne Morris and Alethea Mills, two vocalists Jackson met in early 2001 while working with Washington Preparatory High School located in SouthCentral Los Angeles.
Produced by Jackson Browne and Paul Dieter.
Track Listing:
1. Time The Conqueror
2. Off Of Wonderland
3. The Drums Of War
4. The Arms Of Night
5. Where Were You
6. Going Down To Cuba
7. Giving That Heaven Away
8. Live Nude Cabaret
9. Just Say Yeah
10. Far From The Arms Of Hunger
$19.00
Time The Conqueror is Jackson Browne’s first studio release in 6 years. Recorded with his longtime band, Kevin McCormick (bass), Mark Goldenberg (guitars), Mauricio “Fritz” Lewak (drums) and Jeff Young (keyboards and backing vocals), this album adds two members to the band, Chavonne Morris and Alethea Mills, two vocalists Jackson met in early 2001 while working with Washington Preparatory High School located in SouthCentral Los Angeles.
Produced by Jackson Browne and Paul Dieter.
Track Listing:
1. Time The Conqueror
2. Off Of Wonderland
3. The Drums Of War
4. The Arms Of Night
5. Where Were You
6. Going Down To Cuba
7. Giving That Heaven Away
8. Live Nude Cabaret
9. Just Say Yeah
10. Far From The Arms Of Hunger
Time The Conqueror is Jackson Browne’s first studio release in 6 years. Recorded with his longtime band, Kevin McCormick (bass), Mark Goldenberg (guitars), Mauricio “Fritz” Lewak (drums) and Jeff Young (keyboards and backing vocals), this album adds two members to the band, Chavonne Morris and Alethea Mills, two vocalists Jackson met in early 2001 while working with Washington Preparatory High School located in SouthCentral Los Angeles.
Produced by Jackson Browne and Paul Dieter.
Track Listing:
1. Time The Conqueror
2. Off Of Wonderland
3. The Drums Of War
4. The Arms Of Night
5. Where Were You
6. Going Down To Cuba
7. Giving That Heaven Away
8. Live Nude Cabaret
9. Just Say Yeah
10. Far From The Arms Of Hunger
$15.00
1. Never Stop
2. Intro
3. The Night Inside Me
4. Intro
5. Enough Of The Night
6. Intro
7. Something Fine
8. Sky Blue And Black
9. In The Shape Of A Heart
10. Alive In The World
11. Intro
12. Casino Nation
13. All Good Things
14. Intro
15. Somebody'S Baby
16. Intro
17. Redneck Friend
18. Intro
19. My Stunning Mystery Companion
1. Never Stop
2. Intro
3. The Night Inside Me
4. Intro
5. Enough Of The Night
6. Intro
7. Something Fine
8. Sky Blue And Black
9. In The Shape Of A Heart
10. Alive In The World
11. Intro
12. Casino Nation
13. All Good Things
14. Intro
15. Somebody'S Baby
16. Intro
17. Redneck Friend
18. Intro
19. My Stunning Mystery Companion
$15.00
Featuring recent live solo performances on guitar and piano, the track listing reaches back to Browne’s early years with “These Days” and “Take It Easy,” and marks the recording debut of a previously unreleased song over three decades old, “The Birds Of St. Marks.” Highlights also include “Fountain Of Sorrow,” “For Everyman,” “The Pretender” and “Looking East.” A stirring version of “Lives In The Balance,” the title track from Jackson’s powerful 1986 album, is the lead single.
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Featuring recent live solo performances on guitar and piano, the track listing reaches back to Browne’s early years with “These Days” and “Take It Easy,” and marks the recording debut of a previously unreleased song over three decades old, “The Birds Of St. Marks.” Highlights also include “Fountain Of Sorrow,” “For Everyman,” “The Pretender” and “Looking East.” A stirring version of “Lives In The Balance,” the title track from Jackson’s powerful 1986 album, is the lead single.
Click here for complete track listing.
$20.00
Jackson Browne’s seven-times platinum classic, now expanded and remastered with Jackson’s hands-on involvement. The CD + DVD release includes the entire album in DVD-A 5.1 Surround Sound, in-depth essays by Anthony DeCurtis and Cameron Crowe, over 300 photos by Joel Bernstein, two video montages, plus two previously unreleased tracks.
Jackson Browne’s seven-times platinum classic, now expanded and remastered with Jackson’s hands-on involvement. The CD + DVD release includes the entire album in DVD-A 5.1 Surround Sound, in-depth essays by Anthony DeCurtis and Cameron Crowe, over 300 photos by Joel Bernstein, two video montages, plus two previously unreleased tracks.
$25.00
Release: March 16, 2004
Record Co: Rhino/Elektra/Warner Strategic Marketing
Disc: 1
1. Doctor My Eyes
2. Rock Me On The Water
3. Jamaica Say You Will
4. Take It Easy
5. These Days
6. For Everyman
7. Redneck Friend
8. Fountain Of Sorrow
9. For A Dancer
10. Late for the Sky
11. Before the Deluge
12. Your Bright Baby Blues
13. The Pretender
14. Here Come Those Tears Again
15. The Load-Out
16. Stay
Disc: 2
1. Running On Empty
2. You Love The Thunder
3. Boulevard
4. Somebody’s Baby
5. Tender Is The Night
6. In the Shape Of A Heart
7. Lawless Avenues
8. Lives In The Balance
9. I Am A Patriot
10. Sky Blue And Black
11. I’m Alive
12. The Barricades Of Heaven
13. Looking East
14. The Naked Ride Home
15. The Night Inside Me
The first half of this two-disc retrospective, drawing on Browne’s five 1970’s LPs and paced by stunning personal narratives such as “These Days,” “Fountain of Sorrow,” and “The Pretender,” is unflaggingly luminous and heart-rending. The second disc, which focuses on the eight albums Browne released between 1980 and 2002, testifies to the consistency of his vision, displaying an acute observer who looked into himself (“I’m Alive”) and at the world around him (“Looking East”) with candor and eloquence. The politically charged “Lives in the Balance,” from 1986, sounds strikingly relevant today, and Browne’s biggest hit, 1982’s “Somebody’s Baby,” is ear candy at its most bittersweet. Very Best makes a compelling case for Browne as rock’s greatest confessional singer-songwriter. (RS 947)
--Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone Magazine, April 29, 2004
Release: March 16, 2004
Record Co: Rhino/Elektra/Warner Strategic Marketing
Disc: 1
1. Doctor My Eyes
2. Rock Me On The Water
3. Jamaica Say You Will
4. Take It Easy
5. These Days
6. For Everyman
7. Redneck Friend
8. Fountain Of Sorrow
9. For A Dancer
10. Late for the Sky
11. Before the Deluge
12. Your Bright Baby Blues
13. The Pretender
14. Here Come Those Tears Again
15. The Load-Out
16. Stay
Disc: 2
1. Running On Empty
2. You Love The Thunder
3. Boulevard
4. Somebody’s Baby
5. Tender Is The Night
6. In the Shape Of A Heart
7. Lawless Avenues
8. Lives In The Balance
9. I Am A Patriot
10. Sky Blue And Black
11. I’m Alive
12. The Barricades Of Heaven
13. Looking East
14. The Naked Ride Home
15. The Night Inside Me
The first half of this two-disc retrospective, drawing on Browne’s five 1970’s LPs and paced by stunning personal narratives such as “These Days,” “Fountain of Sorrow,” and “The Pretender,” is unflaggingly luminous and heart-rending. The second disc, which focuses on the eight albums Browne released between 1980 and 2002, testifies to the consistency of his vision, displaying an acute observer who looked into himself (“I’m Alive”) and at the world around him (“Looking East”) with candor and eloquence. The politically charged “Lives in the Balance,” from 1986, sounds strikingly relevant today, and Browne’s biggest hit, 1982’s “Somebody’s Baby,” is ear candy at its most bittersweet. Very Best makes a compelling case for Browne as rock’s greatest confessional singer-songwriter. (RS 947)
--Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone Magazine, April 29, 2004
$15.00
Release: September 23, 1997
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. Doctor My Eyes
2. These Days
3. Fountain Of Sorrow
4. Late For The Sky
5. The Pretender
6. Running On Empty
7. Call It A Loan
8. Somebody's Baby
9. Tender Is The Night
10. In The Shape Of A Heart
11. Lives In The Balance
12. Sky Blue And Black
13. The Barricades Of Heaven
14. Rebel Jesus
15. The Next Voice You Hear
The Next Voice You Hear: The Best of Jackson Browne, his first "best of package," includes songs selected by Browne himself, including two new songs, "The Next Voice You Hear," and "The Rebel Jesus."
Release: September 23, 1997
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. Doctor My Eyes
2. These Days
3. Fountain Of Sorrow
4. Late For The Sky
5. The Pretender
6. Running On Empty
7. Call It A Loan
8. Somebody's Baby
9. Tender Is The Night
10. In The Shape Of A Heart
11. Lives In The Balance
12. Sky Blue And Black
13. The Barricades Of Heaven
14. Rebel Jesus
15. The Next Voice You Hear
The Next Voice You Hear: The Best of Jackson Browne, his first "best of package," includes songs selected by Browne himself, including two new songs, "The Next Voice You Hear," and "The Rebel Jesus."
$15.00
Release: February 13, 1996
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. Looking East
2. The Barricades Of Heaven
3. Some Bridges
4. Information Wars
5. I'm The Cat
6. Culver Moon
7. Baby How Long
8. Niño
9. Alive In The World
10. It Is One
In "Information Wars," the most provocative cut on Jackson Browne's new album, Looking East, Mr. Browne, a 47-year-old Los Angeles singer and songwriter, mounts an attack on America's television culture that includes an ingenious collage of variations on familiar advertising slogans. Reiterated without their brand names, the slogans are turned against themselves in a way that reveals the Orwellian seductiveness of television.
For well over a decade, Mr. Browne has been a staunch practitioner of that most questionable of genres: the protest song - questionable because melding rhymed editorials with pop tunes usually trivializes the subject being addressed. "Information Wars" transcends the genre because it doesn"t merely editorialize it; it illustrates the uneasy symbiosis between pop music and advertising. The catchiest melodic hooks, after all, are those that lend themselves most readily to instant exploitation by Madison Avenue.
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times, February 18, 1996
"Culver Moon" is Browne's breakthrough; musically raw, lyrically caustic, an ode to love and lust in a decomposing world. The album's overall message is clear: He intends to keep growing. Beneath that preternaturally pretty exterior, we"re finding, is a core of stubborn creativity. Browne"s a shrewd craftsman who industriously seeks, and finds ways to mirror his open-eyed passage through life. In his last album, he had to tell us he was alive; here, he proves it.
- Tony Scherman, Entertainment Weekly, February 16, 1996
Release: February 13, 1996
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. Looking East
2. The Barricades Of Heaven
3. Some Bridges
4. Information Wars
5. I'm The Cat
6. Culver Moon
7. Baby How Long
8. Niño
9. Alive In The World
10. It Is One
In "Information Wars," the most provocative cut on Jackson Browne's new album, Looking East, Mr. Browne, a 47-year-old Los Angeles singer and songwriter, mounts an attack on America's television culture that includes an ingenious collage of variations on familiar advertising slogans. Reiterated without their brand names, the slogans are turned against themselves in a way that reveals the Orwellian seductiveness of television.
For well over a decade, Mr. Browne has been a staunch practitioner of that most questionable of genres: the protest song - questionable because melding rhymed editorials with pop tunes usually trivializes the subject being addressed. "Information Wars" transcends the genre because it doesn"t merely editorialize it; it illustrates the uneasy symbiosis between pop music and advertising. The catchiest melodic hooks, after all, are those that lend themselves most readily to instant exploitation by Madison Avenue.
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times, February 18, 1996
"Culver Moon" is Browne's breakthrough; musically raw, lyrically caustic, an ode to love and lust in a decomposing world. The album's overall message is clear: He intends to keep growing. Beneath that preternaturally pretty exterior, we"re finding, is a core of stubborn creativity. Browne"s a shrewd craftsman who industriously seeks, and finds ways to mirror his open-eyed passage through life. In his last album, he had to tell us he was alive; here, he proves it.
- Tony Scherman, Entertainment Weekly, February 16, 1996
$15.00
Release: October 11, 1993
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. I'm Alive
2. My Problem Is You
3. Everywhere I Go
4. I'll Do Anything
5. Miles Away
6. Too Many Angels
7. Take This Rain
8. Two of Me, Two of You
9. Sky Blue And Black
10. All Good Things
I'm Alive is a striking return to the kind of romantic subject matter that the Los Angeles singer and songwriter seemed to have abandoned after 1980 in favor of political songwriting. His finest album in nearly two decades, it has much in common with his 1974 masterpiece, Late For The Sky, whose songs also described the disintegration of a relationship.
The album's best lyrics offer glimpses of phrase-making brilliance. "I wanted to live in the realm of the senses/You've got to know how/And for some kinds of pleasure there are no defenses/I know that now," he sings in "My Problem Is You." Describing the perils of extreme intimacy in "Two of Me, Two of You," he finds the perfect words to evoke emotional tumult: "And together we went crashing through/Every bond and vow and faith we knew."
In moments like these, Mr. Browne speaks with the authority of someone who has risked a great deal to pursue a romantic ideal.
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times, November 14, 1993
Putting Third World and rain forest politics on hold, Jackson Browne delivers a near-definitive collection of lost-love laments. Sinatra used to make brilliant records capturing a single mood; "I'm Alive" is that kind of tone poem, and its color is blue.
Browne's voice is a marvel of yearning on 'Too Many Angels,' "Sky Blue and Black" and "Take This Rain," and by delving into the bitterness, regret, accusation, self-pity and fragile hope that compose the emotional catalog of the jilted, he has made beautiful songs. (RS 672-673)
- Paul Evans, Rolling Stone, 1993
Release: October 11, 1993
Record Co: Elektra Entertainment
Track Listing:
1. I'm Alive
2. My Problem Is You
3. Everywhere I Go
4. I'll Do Anything
5. Miles Away
6. Too Many Angels
7. Take This Rain
8. Two of Me, Two of You
9. Sky Blue And Black
10. All Good Things
I'm Alive is a striking return to the kind of romantic subject matter that the Los Angeles singer and songwriter seemed to have abandoned after 1980 in favor of political songwriting. His finest album in nearly two decades, it has much in common with his 1974 masterpiece, Late For The Sky, whose songs also described the disintegration of a relationship.
The album's best lyrics offer glimpses of phrase-making brilliance. "I wanted to live in the realm of the senses/You've got to know how/And for some kinds of pleasure there are no defenses/I know that now," he sings in "My Problem Is You." Describing the perils of extreme intimacy in "Two of Me, Two of You," he finds the perfect words to evoke emotional tumult: "And together we went crashing through/Every bond and vow and faith we knew."
In moments like these, Mr. Browne speaks with the authority of someone who has risked a great deal to pursue a romantic ideal.
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times, November 14, 1993
Putting Third World and rain forest politics on hold, Jackson Browne delivers a near-definitive collection of lost-love laments. Sinatra used to make brilliant records capturing a single mood; "I'm Alive" is that kind of tone poem, and its color is blue.
Browne's voice is a marvel of yearning on 'Too Many Angels,' "Sky Blue and Black" and "Take This Rain," and by delving into the bitterness, regret, accusation, self-pity and fragile hope that compose the emotional catalog of the jilted, he has made beautiful songs. (RS 672-673)
- Paul Evans, Rolling Stone, 1993
$15.00
Release: June 6, 1989
Record Co: Elektra/Asylum
Track Listing:
1. World In Motion
2. Enough Of The Night
3. Chasing You Into The Light
4. How Long
5. Anything Can Happen
6. When The Stone Begins To Turn
7. The Word Justice
8. My Personal Revenge
9. I Am A Patriot
10. Lights And Virtues
Browne's call to action on World in Motion is also the toughest kind to deny. Even more explicitly issue driven than its politically charged predecessor Lives In The Balance, World in Motion is an album of universal truths bound together by a highly personal focus.
Browne's stance is also free of gratuitous pop-star rage, rooted instead in calm, unassailable reason. The beauty of a song like "Anything Can Happen" - which contends that if love can thrive in a climate of violence and dread, so can the promise of change - is that its calm adamancy is actually heightened by its tender elegance. There are a million ways for music to say that people deserve better - better government, better life, better love. On World in Motion, Browne gets your attention by getting under your skin. (RS 556-557)
- David Fricke, Rolling Stone, 1989
Release: June 6, 1989
Record Co: Elektra/Asylum
Track Listing:
1. World In Motion
2. Enough Of The Night
3. Chasing You Into The Light
4. How Long
5. Anything Can Happen
6. When The Stone Begins To Turn
7. The Word Justice
8. My Personal Revenge
9. I Am A Patriot
10. Lights And Virtues
Browne's call to action on World in Motion is also the toughest kind to deny. Even more explicitly issue driven than its politically charged predecessor Lives In The Balance, World in Motion is an album of universal truths bound together by a highly personal focus.
Browne's stance is also free of gratuitous pop-star rage, rooted instead in calm, unassailable reason. The beauty of a song like "Anything Can Happen" - which contends that if love can thrive in a climate of violence and dread, so can the promise of change - is that its calm adamancy is actually heightened by its tender elegance. There are a million ways for music to say that people deserve better - better government, better life, better love. On World in Motion, Browne gets your attention by getting under your skin. (RS 556-557)
- David Fricke, Rolling Stone, 1989
Originally: $15.00
Sale Price: $13.50
Release: August 1, 1983
Record Co: Elektra/Asylum
Track Listing:
1. Lawyers In Love
2. On The Day
3. Cut It Away
4. Downtown
5. Tender Is The Night
6. Knock On Any Door
7. Say It Isn't True
8. For A Rocker
The title may sound like a goof, but Lawyers In Love is, in fact, a particularly neat juggling act from rock's foremost romantic prestidigitator. Part departure and part consolidation, it is the sturdy cornerstone of one of the year's strongest albums.
- Denise Worrell, Time Magazine - US Edition, September 12, 1983
Lawyers in Love, Browne's seventh album, marks a significant change from the feckless hyperconfessionality of 1980's Hold Out ("Anyway, I guess you wouldn't know unless I told you ... but I love you!"), a welcome widening of perspective that allows Browne to escape, once and for all, the L.A. albatross that has hung around his neck for the last eleven years. Even though Lawyers in Love does send Browne into uncharted waters-where he occasionally sounds a bit lost-it nevertheless is a more nervy, intelligent LP than its predecessor. (RS 405)
- Christopher Connelly, Rolling Stone, 1983
Sale Price: $13.50
Release: August 1, 1983
Record Co: Elektra/Asylum
Track Listing:
1. Lawyers In Love
2. On The Day
3. Cut It Away
4. Downtown
5. Tender Is The Night
6. Knock On Any Door
7. Say It Isn't True
8. For A Rocker
The title may sound like a goof, but Lawyers In Love is, in fact, a particularly neat juggling act from rock's foremost romantic prestidigitator. Part departure and part consolidation, it is the sturdy cornerstone of one of the year's strongest albums.
- Denise Worrell, Time Magazine - US Edition, September 12, 1983
Lawyers in Love, Browne's seventh album, marks a significant change from the feckless hyperconfessionality of 1980's Hold Out ("Anyway, I guess you wouldn't know unless I told you ... but I love you!"), a welcome widening of perspective that allows Browne to escape, once and for all, the L.A. albatross that has hung around his neck for the last eleven years. Even though Lawyers in Love does send Browne into uncharted waters-where he occasionally sounds a bit lost-it nevertheless is a more nervy, intelligent LP than its predecessor. (RS 405)
- Christopher Connelly, Rolling Stone, 1983
