Be Here to Love Me [Fat Possum] Townes Van Zandt

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CD - Digi-Pak

  • Release Date: 09/04/2007
  • Original Release: 2005
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 49,062
  • Label: FAT POSSUM [OLD]
  • UPC: 767981108520
 
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Be Here to Love Me [Fat Possum]

1I've Designed It That Way 0:16
2LISTENAt My Window 3:46
3LISTENHighway Kind 2:17
4LISTENRake 4:05
5LISTENPancho and Lefty 4:07
6LISTENMy Proud Mountains 5:04
7LISTENNothin' 3:28
8LISTENDollar Bill Blues 2:54
9LISTENWaitin' Round to Die 2:25
10LISTENIf I Needed You 3:23
11LISTENWhere I Lead Me 2:50
12LISTENBe Here to Love Me 2:38
13LISTENNo Place to Fall 3:33
14LISTENMy Starter Won't Start 3:27
15Wild Crazy Things 0:29
16Rex's Blues 3:02
17Black Crow Blues 2:56
18Don't You Take It Too Bad 2:57
19When She Don't Need Me 2:17
20Snake Song 2:36
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Editorial Reviews

Be Here to Love Me is the official soundtrack from a docmentary film by Margaret Brown about Townes Van Zandt. The music on these two discs is largely taken from Van Zandt's catalog on Tomato, but there are a couple of live cuts and alternate versions of previously released cuts contributed by his longtime manager Harold F. Eggers. These include "Nothin'," "Black Crow Blues," and "To Live's to Fly." There are a few bits of movie audio offered by Brown. In sum, this is a two-disc compilation that feels like a road trip through the songwriter's life. There is love, drama, tragedy, and the aimless, relentless journey down the endless road winding its way through these songs, and in some ways, it's the most unusual and eerily compelling compilation of Van Zandt tracks out there. It's not definitive, but it doesn't mean, nor need to be; it simply presents the man, the myth, and the magic of his gift. And that's plenty. Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

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