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By The Time ... Phoenix
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Glen Campbell
By The Time I Get To Phoenix
Capitol Records
ST 2851
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Original 1967 album liner notes
Side One
1. BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX 2:43
(Jim Webb) BMI
2. HOMEWARD BOUND 2:42
(P. Simon) BMI
3. TOMORROW NEVER COMES 2:25
(Ernest Tubbs-Johnny Bond) BMI
4. COLD DECEMBER (IN YOUR HEART) 2:33
(Alex Hassilev) ASCAP
5. MY BABY’S GONE 2:55
(Hazel Houser) BMI
6. BACK IN THE RACE 2:02
(Glen Campbell-Vic Dana) BMI
Side Two
1. HEY LITTLE ONE 2:32
(Dorsey Burnette-Barry De Vorzon) BMI
2. BAD SEED 2:24
(Bill Anderson) BMI
3. I’LL BE LUCKY SOMEDAY 2:27
(Martin-McBride-Wills) BMI
4. YOU’RE YOUNG AND YOU’LL FORGET 2:22
(Jerry Reed) BMI
5. LOVE IS A LONESOME RIVER 2:09
(Glen Campbell-Christian) BMI
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Tall he stands and tall he sings, this Glen Campbell man…stands at home in the land of love and sings a heartache song for the world to remember. “She didn’t know I would really go…” he sings and a day in the death of love begins…his voice warm-gold as the Phoenix sun awakes the dawn of forgetting…catches the dusk-glow of a gentleness tenderly refrained. On the winds of a lone-man’s yearning for “home where my love lies waitin’ silently for me” comes the voice of Glen Campbell…homeward bound, this poet-singer, this guitar-playing man.
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ARRANGED BY AL DE LORY
(Cold December and Bad Seed were arranged by Mort Garson; My Baby’s Gone arranged by Leon Russell; Tomorrow Never Comes arranged by Jimmie Haskell.)
Produced by AL DE LORY
Cover Photo/Capitol Photo Studio
Ed Simpson
STEREO
This recording may also be played safely on most modern monophonic equipment.
Member RIAA
6
Capitol Records
EMI – The Greatest Recording Organisation In The World
Manufactured by Capitol Records, Inc. a Subsidiary of Capitol Industries, Hollywood and Vine Streets, Hollywood, Calif. T.M. Marca Reg. U.S. Pat. No. 2,631,859
Factories: Scranton, PA., Los Angeles, Calif., Jacksonville, Ill.
Printed in U.S.A.
ST 2851
File under: Glen Campbell
To buy this album from Amazon.com, click here: By the Time I Get to Phoenix
___________________________________________________
Glen Campbell
By The Time I Get To Phoenix
Capitol Records
ST 2851
___________________________________________________
Original 1967 album liner notes
Side One
1. BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX 2:43
(Jim Webb) BMI
2. HOMEWARD BOUND 2:42
(P. Simon) BMI
3. TOMORROW NEVER COMES 2:25
(Ernest Tubbs-Johnny Bond) BMI
4. COLD DECEMBER (IN YOUR HEART) 2:33
(Alex Hassilev) ASCAP
5. MY BABY’S GONE 2:55
(Hazel Houser) BMI
6. BACK IN THE RACE 2:02
(Glen Campbell-Vic Dana) BMI
Side Two
1. HEY LITTLE ONE 2:32
(Dorsey Burnette-Barry De Vorzon) BMI
2. BAD SEED 2:24
(Bill Anderson) BMI
3. I’LL BE LUCKY SOMEDAY 2:27
(Martin-McBride-Wills) BMI
4. YOU’RE YOUNG AND YOU’LL FORGET 2:22
(Jerry Reed) BMI
5. LOVE IS A LONESOME RIVER 2:09
(Glen Campbell-Christian) BMI
___________________________________________________
Tall he stands and tall he sings, this Glen Campbell man…stands at home in the land of love and sings a heartache song for the world to remember. “She didn’t know I would really go…” he sings and a day in the death of love begins…his voice warm-gold as the Phoenix sun awakes the dawn of forgetting…catches the dusk-glow of a gentleness tenderly refrained. On the winds of a lone-man’s yearning for “home where my love lies waitin’ silently for me” comes the voice of Glen Campbell…homeward bound, this poet-singer, this guitar-playing man.
___________________________________________________
ARRANGED BY AL DE LORY
(Cold December and Bad Seed were arranged by Mort Garson; My Baby’s Gone arranged by Leon Russell; Tomorrow Never Comes arranged by Jimmie Haskell.)
Produced by AL DE LORY
Cover Photo/Capitol Photo Studio
Ed Simpson
STEREO
This recording may also be played safely on most modern monophonic equipment.
Member RIAA
6
Capitol Records
EMI – The Greatest Recording Organisation In The World
Manufactured by Capitol Records, Inc. a Subsidiary of Capitol Industries, Hollywood and Vine Streets, Hollywood, Calif. T.M. Marca Reg. U.S. Pat. No. 2,631,859
Factories: Scranton, PA., Los Angeles, Calif., Jacksonville, Ill.
Printed in U.S.A.
ST 2851
File under: Glen Campbell
