Home, Home on the Road/Brujo [Original recording remastered] [Import]

1. Hi, Hello, How Are Yo?
2. She's No Angel
3. Groupie
4. Sunday Susie
5. Kick in the Head
6. Truck Drivin Man
7. Hello Mary Lou
8. Sutter's Mill
9. Dead Flowers
10. Henry
11. School Days
12. Old Man Noll
13. Ashes of Love
14. You Angel You
15. Instant Armadillo Blues
16. Workingman's Woman
17. On the Amazon
18. Big Wheels
19. Singing Cowboy
20. Crooked Judge
See all 22 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Digitally remastered edition of 2 original albums on a single CD from the legendary country rockers' fifth and sixth albums from 1974 and 1975. Includes sleeve notes from professional music journalist John Tobler. BGO. 2004.

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Home, Home on the Road/Brujo [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Average customer rating:

New Riders of the Purple Sage/Home, Home on the Road
Best Live New Riders....

Home, Home on the Road/Brujo
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
Manufacturer: Beat Goes On
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002U4EL4
Release Date: 2004-09-13

Tracks:

Hi, Hello, How Are You
She's No Angel
Groupie
Sunday Susie
Kick in the Head
Truck Drivin Man
Hello Mary Lou
Sutter's Mill
Dead Flowers
Henry
School Days
Old Man Noll
Ashes of Love
You Angel You
Instant Armadillo Blues
Workingman's Woman
On the Amazon
Big Wheels
Singing Cowboy
Crooked Judge
Parson Brown
Neon Rose

Album Description

Digitally remastered edition of 2 original albums on a single CD from the legendary country rockers' fifth and sixth albums from 1974 and 1975. Includes sleeve notes from professional music journalist John Tobler. BGO. 2004.

Album Details

Digitally Remastered Edition of Two Original Albums on a Single CD from the Legendary Country Rockers' Fifth and Sixth Albums from 1974 and 1975. Includes Sleeve Notes from Professional Music Journalist John Tobler.

Customer Reviews:

New Riders of the Purple Sage/Home, Home on the Road.......2005-03-08

I agree with the previous review, 100%.

I'm a huge New Riders fan...as well as Commander Cody & his LPA. Both are great. But, New Riders of the Purple Sage...are my FAVORITE country rock band. Always will be!

Other great/favorite Country Rock bands are:

Poco, Pure Prarie League, Byrds, et al.

Anyway, "Home, Home on the Road," is EXCELLENT. I highly recommend it! I've been waiting for this album, to become available on CD...for many years. I bought it, as soon as it became available. Brujo, is also a great album.

Buy it...you'll be glad you did!

dj

Best Live New Riders...........2004-11-07

In the early 70's, two of the best live LP's were Commander Cody's "Live From Deep In the Heart of Texas" and the New Riders' "Home, Home On the Road." While the Cody LP has been on CD for years, it is only recently that the New Riders LP was converted to CD. A few years ago while waiting for him to perform, I had a conversation with Buddy Cage, steel player for the New Riders, and I asked him why "Home, Home On the Road" had never been converted to CD. He said he was surpirsed himself, especially since the LP's producer Jerry Garcia had spent countless hours going through nine months of live tapes from a New Riders tour. He told me Jerry had picked the absolute best recordings from that tour.

So if you like the New Riders, get this CD. Don't waste your money on the other live New Riders CD's. This one is by far the best. The Brujo section is from a studio album that is fair, but the live section is more than worth the price of the collection. It's in the same category as Commander Cody's live recordings. You'll see why these two bands had some of the best live shows going in the 70's.