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Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Notes:
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Music from and inspired by the documentary film Echo in the Canyon, by Andrew Slater. A companion to the film, this soundtrack Features Jakob Dylan performing duets of the classic songs that inspired the movie. Includes 24″ x 36″ poster.
Credits for the Film:
Executive Producers: Jakob Dylan, Dan Braun
Produced & Written By: Andrew Slater & Eric Barrett
Directed by Andrew Slater
Directors of Photography: Pat Darrin, Kyle Kibbe, Brent Turnbull, Vance Burberry, Garry Waller & Mark Williams
Edited by: Jeremy Rhodes, Mike J. Nichols, Kevin Klauber A.C.E., Daniel J. Clark & Chris Bredesen
Songs are listed as 1-13 on labels and rear cover.
A1 “Go Where You Wanna Go” first recorded by The Mamas & The Papas on the album “If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears” in 1965
A2 “The Bells Of Rhymney” first recorded on the album “Pete Seeger And Sonny Terry” in 1959 and made popular by The Byrds in 1965
A3 “You Showed Me” was written by the Byrds but first recorded by The Turtles on “The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands” in 1968
A4 “She” was recorded by The Monkees on the album “More Of The Monkees” in 1967
A5 “In My Room” was recorded by The Beach Boys on the album “Surfer Girl” in 1963
A6 “Goin’ Back” was recorded by The Byrds on the album “The Notorious Byrd Brothers” in 1968
A7 “Never My Love” was first recorded by The Association on the album “Insight Out” in 1967
B8 “It Won’t Be Wrong” was recorded by The Byrds on the album “Turn! Turn! Turn!” in 1965
B9 “No Matter What You Do” was recorded by Love on the album “Love” in 1966
B10 “Questions” was recorded by Buffalo Springfield on the album “Last Time Around” in 1968
B11 “I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times” was recorded by the Beach Boys on the album “Pet Sounds” in 1966
B12 “Expecting To Fly” was recorded by Buffalo Springfield on the album “Buffalo Springfield Again” in 1967
B13 “What’s Happening” was recorded by The Byrds on the album “Fifth Dimension” in 1966
