Gram Parsons – GP

Condition: Brand New

Ships from: Melbourne

The first stop for the musician, who is now considered a co-founder of the country rock genre, was the International Submarine Band, whose only album "Safe At Home" was produced by Lee Hazlewood. Due to a lack of success, the band soon broke up, and Gram Parsons became a member of the legendary Byrds in 1968, with whom he produced the legendary album "Sweetheart often the Rodeo, which is celebrated today as one of the first country rock albums and was significantly influenced by Parsons.

In 1971 he moved back to Los Angeles, where he put together his own band, Fallen Angels the Fallen Angels and chose as his duet partner the then unknown Emmylou Harris. A year later, his debut album "GP" was released. A short live tour followed and in late summer 1973 the recordings for "Grievous Angel", which was released 4 months after his much too early death in 1974.
Artist: Gram Parsons

Label: Reprise Records

Format: LP

Units: 1

Country: UK, Europe & US

Genre: Country

Style: Country, Country Rock
A1 Still Feeling Blue
A2 We'Ll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
A3 A Song For You
A4 Streets Of Baltimore
A5 She
B1 That'S All It Took
B2 The New Soft Shoe
B3 Kiss The Children
B4 Cry One More Time
B5 How Much I'Ve Lied
B6 Big Mouth Blues

Gram Parsons – GP

Condition: Brand New

Ships from: Melbourne

The first stop for the musician, who is now considered a co-founder of the country rock genre, was the International Submarine Band, whose only album "Safe At Home" was produced by Lee Hazlewood. Due to a lack of success, the band soon broke up, and Gram Parsons became a member of the legendary Byrds in 1968, with whom he produced the legendary album "Sweetheart often the Rodeo, which is celebrated today as one of the first country rock albums and was significantly influenced by Parsons.

In 1971 he moved back to Los Angeles, where he put together his own band, Fallen Angels the Fallen Angels and chose as his duet partner the then unknown Emmylou Harris. A year later, his debut album "GP" was released. A short live tour followed and in late summer 1973 the recordings for "Grievous Angel", which was released 4 months after his much too early death in 1974.
Artist: Gram Parsons

Label: Reprise Records

Format: LP

Units: 1

Country: UK, Europe & US

Genre: Country

Style: Country, Country Rock
A1 Still Feeling Blue
A2 We'Ll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
A3 A Song For You
A4 Streets Of Baltimore
A5 She
B1 That'S All It Took
B2 The New Soft Shoe
B3 Kiss The Children
B4 Cry One More Time
B5 How Much I'Ve Lied
B6 Big Mouth Blues

$10.51

Original: $30.04

Gram Parsons – GP—

$30.04

$10.51

Original: $30.04

Gram Parsons – GP—

$30.04

$10.51

Condition: Brand New

Ships from: Melbourne

The first stop for the musician, who is now considered a co-founder of the country rock genre, was the International Submarine Band, whose only album "Safe At Home" was produced by Lee Hazlewood. Due to a lack of success, the band soon broke up, and Gram Parsons became a member of the legendary Byrds in 1968, with whom he produced the legendary album "Sweetheart often the Rodeo, which is celebrated today as one of the first country rock albums and was significantly influenced by Parsons.

In 1971 he moved back to Los Angeles, where he put together his own band, Fallen Angels the Fallen Angels and chose as his duet partner the then unknown Emmylou Harris. A year later, his debut album "GP" was released. A short live tour followed and in late summer 1973 the recordings for "Grievous Angel", which was released 4 months after his much too early death in 1974.
Artist: Gram Parsons

Label: Reprise Records

Format: LP

Units: 1

Country: UK, Europe & US

Genre: Country

Style: Country, Country Rock
A1 Still Feeling Blue
A2 We'Ll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
A3 A Song For You
A4 Streets Of Baltimore
A5 She
B1 That'S All It Took
B2 The New Soft Shoe
B3 Kiss The Children
B4 Cry One More Time
B5 How Much I'Ve Lied
B6 Big Mouth Blues