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John Hartford Aereo-Plain Mp3, Flac, Wma John Hartford Aereo-Plain mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Aereo-Plain Country: US Released: 1971 Style: Bluegrass, Country, Folk MP3 version RAR size: 1101 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1158 mb WMA version RAR size: 1749 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 980 Other Formats: MP2 VQF DMF AA VOX ASF DTS Tracklist Hide Credits Turn Your Radio On A1 Guitar – Norman Blake Vocals – John Hartford, Norman Blake , Tut Taylor, Vassar 1:17 ClementsWritten-By – Albert E. Brumley Steamboat Whistle Blues A2 Banjo – John HartfordBass – Randy ScruggsDobro – Tut TaylorFiddle – Vassar 3:23 ClementsGuitar – Norman Blake Vocals – John HartfordWritten-By – John Hartford Back In The Goodle Days A3 Banjo – John*Bass – Randy*Dobro – Tut*Fiddle – Vassar*Guitar – Norman*Vocals – 3:38 John*Written-By – John Hartford Up On The Hill Where They Do The Boogie A4 2:40 Bass – Randy*Guitar – John*Mandolin – Norman*Vocals – John*Written-By – John Hartford Boogie A5 1:12 Vocals – John*Written-By – John Hartford First Girl I Loved A6 Bass – Randy*Guitar – John*Mandolin – Norman*Viola, Cello – Vassar*Vocals – 4:32 John*Written-By – John Hartford Presbyterian Guitar A7 2:01 Bass – Randy*Guitar – John*Written-By – John Hartford With A Vamp In The Middle B1 Banjo – John*Bass – Randy*Dobro – Tut*Fiddle – Vassar*Guitar – Norman*Vocals – 3:25 John*Written-By – John Hartford Symphony Hall Rag B2 Banjo – John*Bass – Randy*Dobro – Tut*Fiddle – Vassar*Guitar – Norman*Written-By – 2:45 John Hartford Because Of You B3 0:59 Guitar – John*Vocals – John*Written-By – John Hartford Steam Powered Aereo Plane B4 Banjo – John*Bass – Randy*Dobro – Tut*Fiddle – Vassar*Guitar – Norman*Vocals – 3:40 John*Written-By – John Hartford Holding B5 Fiddle [Flat Pick] – Vassar*Guitar – John*, Vassar*Vocals – John*, Vassar*Written-By – John 1:46 Hartford Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry Banjo – John*Bass – Randy*Dobro – Tut*Fiddle – Vassar*Guitar – Norman*Vocals B6 3:26 [Everyone] – John*, Norman*, Randy*, Tut*, Vassar*Written-By – John Hartford, Robert Taylor* Leather Britches B7 Arranged By – John Hartford, Vassar ClementsBanjo – John*Fiddle – Vassar*Written-By – 1:58 Traditional Station Break B8 0:15 Vocals – John*Written-By – John Hartford Turn Your Radio On B9 2:15 Guitar – Norman*Vocals – John*, Norman*, Tut*, Vassar*Written-By – Albert E. Brumley Companies, etc. Recorded At – Glaser Sound Studios, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee Recorded At – Electric Lady Studios Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria Published By – Stamps Baxter Music & Printing Co. Published By – Glaser Publications, Inc. Copyright (c) – Stamps Baxter Music & Printing Co. Copyright (c) – Glaser Publications, Inc. Copyright (c) – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Produced For – Sweet Jellyroll Productions Credits Art Direction – Ed Thrasher Engineer – Claude Hill, Warren Dewey (tracks: A1, B9) Photography By [From The Daily Planet] – Peter Amft Producer – David Bromberg Notes All selections recorded at Glaser Sound Studios, Inc., Nashville, except "Turn Your Radio On" recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York. Produced for Sweet Jellyroll Productions. Warner Bros. Records Inc., a Subsidiary & Licensee of Warner Bros. Inc., 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif. 91505 · 44 East 50th Street, New York, New York 10022 · Made in U.S.A. ©1971- Warner Bros. Records Inc. [Jacket] (P) 1971 [Labels] Warner Bros. Records Inc. [Labels] Publishing Credits [Lyric Sheet]: Tracks A1 and B9: Copyright © 1938 by Stamps-Baxter Music & Printing Co. in "Guilding Star," renewed 1965. Tracks A2 to B8: © 1971 Glaser Publications, Inc. Includes lyric sheet and illustrated Warner Brothers advertising inner sleeve. © 1971 Warner Bros. Records, Inc. [Lyric Sheet] Printed in U.S.A. [Lyric Sheet] This is the first pressing with green label and "WB" logo. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): S39879 Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): S39880 Matrix / Runout (Side A Etching): WS 1916-A Side One 39879-1B Matrix / Runout (Side B Etching): WS 1916-B Side II 39880-1A Matrix / Runout (Side A Pressing Plant Etching): S 1 Matrix / Runout (Side B Pressing Plant Etching): 1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year John Aereo-Plain (LP, Warner Bros. WS 1916 WS 1916 UK 1971 Hartford Album, TP, W/Lbl) Records John Aereo-Plain (CD, Rounder CD 0366 CD 0366 1997 Hartford Album, RE, Unofficial) Records John Aereo-Plain (Reel, 4tr Warner Bros. WST 1916 B WST 1916 B US 1971 Hartford Stereo, 7" Reel, Album) Records John Aereo-Plain (LP, Warner Bros. WS 1916 WS 1916 Canada Unknown Hartford Album, RP) Records John Aereo-Plain (LP, Warner Bros. WS 1916 WS 1916 US Unknown Hartford Album, RP) Records Comments about Aereo-Plain - John Hartford Bukelv It's fucking great. Don't question it. Go get yourself a record. Related Music albums to Aereo-Plain by John Hartford The Blockheads - Where's The Party Howard "Howdy" Forrester, John Hartford - Home Made Sugar and a Puncheon Floor David Bromberg - David Bromberg John Hartford - Mark Twang John Hartford - Me Oh My, How The Time Does Fly John Hartford - John Hartford / Iron Mountain Depot / Radio John John Hartford - Gentle On My Mind Phil Lesh and Friends - Hartford, CT 7.03.06 John Hartford - "Gentle On My Mind" And Other Originals By John Hartford John Denver - John Denver.
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