Jim Ford -Point Of No Return-Prev -BEAR FAMIL CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "I'm Ahead If I Can Quit While I'm Behind"

02. "Point Of No Return"

03. "Harry Hippie"

04. "Go Through Sunday (slow version)"

05. "Sweet Baby Mine (You Just A.)"

06. "Look Again"

07. "Mill Valley"

08. "Just Cause I Can"

09. "Stoppin' To Start"

10. "Don't Hold Back What You Feel"

11. "It's My Life"

12. "If I Go Country"

13. "Big Bouquet Of Roses"

14. "He Turns My Radio On (sacred version)"

15. "Whicha Way (I Wonder What They'll Do With Today)(1973 version)"

16. "If You Can Get Away (She Don't Need Me Like I Need You)"

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Prev.unreleased Masters & Rare Demos

Description:

Point Of No Return -Digi- is an album by Jim Ford, released in 2008. Point Of No Return -Digi- includes a.o. the following tracks: â??I'm Ahead If I Can Quit While I'm Behindâ?, â??Harry Hippieâ?, â??Stoppin' To Startâ?, â??Don't Hold Back What You Feelâ? and more. The album is a rock & roll CD. - PREV.UNRELEASED MASTERS & RARE DEMOS

Digipak CD of James Henry Ford (born 1941- found dead Nov. 2007) was the composer of Aretha Franklin's 'Niky Hoeky'. He was Sly Stone's friend and a big influence on Nick Lowe. In 1969 Jim Ford blended the sounds of gritty R&B with down-home country on the now legendary album, Harlan County. Jim Ford had a tremendous impact on everyone who crossed his path. He is featured on Sly & the Family Stone's classic 'There's a Riot Going On' and during a short stint in London 1971, he helped ignite what would later be known as the UK pub rock scene. In the '80s, Jim Ford disappeared into a haze of drug abuse and erratic behavior. In 2006 Bear Family assembled a compilation, Sounds of Our Time, and finally Jim Ford got his long overdue recognition. In the liner notes Jim finally told his full and almost incomprehensible story. 16 tracks. 2008.

Producer:

Jim Ford

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Manufacturer No.:

BCD16993

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