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The Best of Eric Andersen by Eric Andersen released in 1970. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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- Violets of The Dawn
- Bumblebee
- You Can’T Relive The Past
- Close The Door Lightly
- Come to My Bedside
- “Is It Really Love at All”
- Blue River Featuring Joni Mitchell
- When I’m Gone
- I Shall Go Unbounded
- Thirsty Boots
The album’s first track, “Violets of the Dawn,” starts off with Andersen slowly strumminghis guitar. A harmonica is then brought in for a brief period before the song brings forth its lyricism. Love is forever. That has always been my greatest takeaway from the past, and it’s something I still strive for today–the idea that love can last a lifetime...
Bumblebee is one of the two songs on the album where Eric Andersen’s first wife, Deborah Green Andersen, accompanied him on the guitar. The other one was the title track, “Today is the Highway.” In this track, Andersen talks about life and how things are the way they are. It’s all about letting go of everything that haunts us and moving on. The son...
Like any other Andersen song, You Can’t Relive The Past is full of metaphors and similes. It’s about the past and how one can never live there. It’s about “change” and how we must accept it if we ever want to move forward. When he sings “The future’s constant tyranny” and “Tomorrow I might draw a map, But most plans never last,” we can tell he’s ta...
As evident in this song, Andersen has had a knack for writing songs about life, love, and the many challenges we face. “Closing the Door Lightly” is no different, as he sings about letting go of someone he once loved. One of his lines, “Turn around, don’t whisper out my name,” is exceptionally powerful, especially since it signals there’s no going ...
Come to My Bedside is one of Andersen’s many songs about love. It’s also an ode to the ‘60s when free love was all around. The song starts with a jangly guitar riff which accompanies his lyrics for the rest of the song. He says, “Come to my bedside, my darlin’, Come over here and close the door”–and you know he means it in the most loving way possi...
For an Eric Andersen fan, “Is It Really Love at All” is one of his most recognizable songs. The song has everything that makes it a great tune–a catchy guitar riff, wordplay and symbolism, and the sound of Andersen’s voice. This is one of those songs where you can truly feel the emotion he puts into singing about love gone wrong. There’s a sense of...
Blue River is one of Eric Andersen’s most popular songs. It was also the title song of his 1972 album “Blue River.” There are many interpretations of this song, but it can be anything you want it to be–after all, it is just a simple folk piece. However, over the years, Blue River came to stand for something bigger than just a song. It has come to r...
When I’m Gone is a tribute to Phil Ochs, one of Andersen’s contemporaries in Greenwich Village. Phil Ochs is often looked upon as someone who influenced Andersen, and the song When I’m Gone came about after Ochs’ death. This isn’t necessarily a sad song–it’s more of an acknowledgment that life must go on. It has become an anthem for all of us who h...
I Shall Go Unbounded is one of Eric Andersen’s most underrated songs. The lyrics are beautifully written, especially the chorus. He sings, “Oh, I see in your prison, Your chains, how they cling, how they clang.” And that line says it all–we all want to be free from something, whether it’s our past or a bad relationship. The song is also a play on w...
Andersen says he was encouraged to complete this song by The folksinger and activist Phil Ochs. A recording of this tune was dedicated posthumously in remembrance of its dedicatee. The song has since been re-recorded by artists such as Judy Collins and John Denver. Bob Dylan also recorded an alternate version for his 1970 Self Portrait album, but i...
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- Folk, World, & Country, Rock
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- Folk Rock, Soft Rock
The Best of Eric Andersen è un doppio album-raccolta di Eric Andersen, pubblicato dalla Vanguard Records nel 1970. Tracce. Brani composti da Eric Andersen, eccetto dove indicato Lato A. My Land Is a Good Land – 2:55 – Tratto dall'album 'Bout Changes 'n' Things Take 2 (1967)
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The Best Of Eric Andersen. LP, Compilation, Stereo. Vanguard – VNP 5316. UK. UK. New Submission. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for The Best Of Eric Andersen by Eric Andersen. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
CONTEMPORARY FOLK · 1970. Preview. The Best of Eric Andersen covers the expansive first half-decade of Andersen’s long and erratic but beautiful career. Like most Greenwich Village folkies, he was enamored, confused, and sometimes angry at the scene’s most famous export, Bob Dylan.
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