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Joe Ely
Time for Travellin
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Mardi Gras Waltz
2. Tennessee's Not The State I'm In
3. Gambler's Bride
4. All My Love
5. Jericho (Your Walls Must Come Tumbling Down)
6. I'll Be Your Fool
7. Conrbread Moon
8. Standin' At The Big Hotel
9. Crazy Lemon
10. Crawdad Train
11. In Another World
12. She Leaves You Where You ARE
13. Time For Travelin'
14. Wishin' For You
15. Hold On
16. I Keep Getting' Paid The Same
17. Road Hawg
18. Dam Of My Heart
19. Bet Me

Companion to the Demon label's 'No Bad Talk Or Loud Talk' comp, this 'best of' focuses on his MCA years between 1977-81. 19 tracks.

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All Artists: Joe Ely
Title: Time for Travellin
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Edsel Records UK
Original Release Date: 7/23/1996
Re-Release Date: 8/6/1996
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Americana, Outlaw Country, Country Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 740155148621, 740551486211

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Companion to the Demon label's 'No Bad Talk Or Loud Talk' comp, this 'best of' focuses on his MCA years between 1977-81. 19 tracks.

CD Reviews

Classic Joe Ely, Vol. 2

Steve Vrana | Aurora, NE | 06/12/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Between this CD and the previous No Bad Or Loud Talk, you have Joe Ely's first four classic MCA albums (except for four songs that were omitted).Unlike No Bad Or Loud Talk, Time For Travelin' includes mostly Joe Ely songs--thirteen of the nineteen tracks. Standouts are "I'll Be Your Fool" and "Cornbread Moon" from Ely's 1978 country masterpiece Honky Tonk Masquerade. Among Butch Hancock's highlights are "Standin' At The Big Hotel" and "Tennessee's Not The State I'm In." [All of the Jimmie Dale Gilmore songs are on the first collection.]Ely's core band included Ponti Bone on accordian, Lloyd Maines on steel guitar, and Jesse Taylor on lead guitar. Combined with Ely's guitar and vocals this CD represents an early creative peak. (Ely would follow this up with the electrifying Live Shots, recorded while touring behind the Clash.) If you've only started listening to Ely since 1995's Letter To Loredo, you owe it to yourself to get these two Edsel releases. You won't be disappointed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"