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John Denver - Back Home Again Audio CD

A fair review of the John Denver "Back Home Again" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all John Denver reviews here, or go back to the John Denver tabs.

John Denver Band: John Denver
Title: Back Home Again
Rating:
Release Date: 2005-06-07
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Back Home Again 2: On the Road 3: Grandma's Feather Bed 4: Matthew 5: Thank God I'm a Country Boy 6: Music Is You 7: Annie's Song 8: It's Up to You 9: Cool an' Green an' Shady 10: Eclipse 11: Sweet Surrender 12: This Old Guitar 13: Matthew [Alternate Version][#][*] 14: This Old Guitar [Alternate Version][#][*]

So pleasant to listen to
He is remembered as one of the great American musicians and song-writers, and a leading humanitarian and environmentalist. John Denver was born Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr. This album first came out in 1974, and contains some of John's greatest songs - including Annie's Song, Thank God I'm A Country Boy, and Back Home Again. Now, though, it has been remastered and includes two great additions - alternative versions of Matthew and This Old Guitar.

Overall, I found this to be a great album, so pleasant to listen to on long car trips. During my recent trip to San Antonio, Texas, this album became the soundtrack of my voyage (especially the trip home). I love this album, and highly recommend it to everyone.


Mountain Jordan
The mailing was on time as the shipping status stated. The product arrived in perfect condition. I would use this seller again.


Soothing traveling music
On long auto trips, nice music instead of bad news and loud modern music.


great
I would do business with this company again. I really enjoy these disc's The shipment was fast and was exactly what was advertised. OMAR F DINGMAN . Jackson, Mich. USA.


Need a remix
I pretty much like all the songs on this album. This is absolutely one of John Denver's best albums. What about this remastered edition? It sounds a lot better than previous versions but not as nice as the bonustracks. The sound of these bonustracks is very full and alive. You just wish the whole album sounded like these bonustracks. Maybe RCA should reconcider releasing John Denver's catalogue in a newly mixed edition (like they did on the 'A Songs Best Friend'cd). He was RCA's biggest selling artist in the 70's, so it would be a good idea to have the audio quality improved. That way John's music could survive for a longer time. They might do what another former RCA artist has done on a couple of his 70's albums. David Bowie asked his producer Tony Visconti to take the original mastertracks to the studio, and clean up the audio and mix the album anew with all the modern equipment available nowadays and I must say these albums sound amazingly new and fresh. These John Denver bonustracks makes you wonder what these albums could soundlike when having had the same treatment as these bonustracks or like the Bowie albums.


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