For Everyman
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Jackson Browne’s 1988 album For Everyman showcases the Southern California singer-songwriter tradition, blending country and folk influences with introspective songwriting. The record balances quieter, reflective moments with more energetic passages, including a take on “Take It Easy” that rivals the Eagles’ version and a bar-band boogie arrangement of “Redneck Friend.” Standout tracks like the title song and “Our Lady Of The Well” demonstrate Browne’s gift for crafting powerful, emotionally resonant material.
This CD contains ten tracks with a total runtime of approximately 37 minutes. A used copy of this album offers a chance to own a defining work of the singer-songwriter era at a fraction of retail cost.
Track List
- Take It Easy - 3:39
- Our Lady Of The Well - 3:51
- Colors Of The Sun - 4:26
- I Thought I Was A Child - 3:43
- These Days - 4:41
- Red Neck Friend - 3:56
- The Times You've Come - 3:39
- Ready Or Not - 3:33
- Sing My Songs To Me - 3:25
- For Everyman - 6:20
Condition note
The condition of the disc is listed in. Used - Very Good
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