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Who knew these Seventies folkie hitmakers had such pull with young'uns? Here & Now features instrumental contributions from Ryan Adams, Ben Kweller, James Iha and members of Fountains of Wayne on all new songs that are breezy and assiduously tuneful but skew dull: Check the ramblin'-man anthem "Work to Do," which sounds like good Fountains of Wayne; zone out at drab prettiness like "One Chance."

CHRISTIAN HOARD

(Posted: Feb 6, 2007)

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Chasing The Rainbow
Indian Summer
One Chance
Golden
Always Love
Ride On
Love & Leaving
Look At Me Now
This Time
Work To Do
All I Think About Is You
Walk In The Woods
Here & Now (track not available in Rhapsody)
Ventura Highway
Don't Cross The River
Daisy Jane
I Need You
Tin Man
Muskrat Love
Woman Tonight
Only In Your Heart
Lonely People
Sandman
Sister Golden Hair
A Horse With No Name

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5of 5 Stars

GREAT !!! FANTASTIC!! one of their best albums of all time. I have been listening and following America since 1971, and go to a concert of theirs at least once a year. I really like this whole CD, every track is great !!, these guys have always been underrated. They have many great albums that were not all financial successes. This CD has so many hits on it I don't know where to begin. Chasing the Rainbow, Ride on, Indian Summer, Work to do, Look at me now, and my favorite Walk in the woods. Gerry and Dewey have been giving us great music for over 30 years, and not just the great Horse with no name, and Sister Golden Hair, check out some of their other albums such as Hourglass, and Human Nature more recent.

Feb 10, 2007 00:02:01

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