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The Flying Burrito Bros./Last of the Red Hot Burritos
by: The Flying Burrito Brothers

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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0612657027127
Label: Raven [Australia]
Manufacturer: Raven [Australia]
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Raven [Australia]
Release Date: April 15, 2008
Studio: Raven [Australia]
Sales Rank: 50957
MPN: 271

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- hot burritos
Nice package of the final two Burrito albums.The 3rd is probably the weakeast of the three studio lps, but there are some good moments; "Can't you Hear me Callin'" and "Tried So Hard" most notable.Rick Roberts replaced Gram Parsons for this record, and some of his stuff is a little too commercial for what the Burritos had been doing.Not enough of Sneeky Pete and Bernie Leadon on this album either. The "Last of the Red Hots" cd smokes, with newcomer Al Perkins on steel and guitar burning it up, along with Chris Hillman and Michael Clarke.Good material, although the loss of Bernie Leadon is felt here as well. The bluegrass set is okay; could have done without the overplayed "Orange Blossom Special'.Two bonus tracks, both Gene Clark songs are included: the 45 version of "Tried So Hard", and Gene's ... Read More

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- Burritos Alive
This two-for-one rerelease of "The Flying Burrito Bros" and "The Last of the Red Hot Burritos" is an invaluable addition to the cuurently available albums in the Flying Burrito Bros catalog. A must for any Flying Burrito Bros fan.

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- Fabulous country rock
This is a very welcome release of the Flying Burrito Brothers 3rd and 4th albums on one CD. There must have been previous CD releases of these two albums as they are individually for sale second hand on Amazon but at a price of approximately $100! The eponymous Flying Burrito Brothers record was released in 1971, a follow up to Burrito Deluxe and before that The Gilded Palace of Sin. Gram Parsons had left the band and was something of a Rolling Stones groupie at their Exile on Mainstreet sessions in France.
His replacement was Rick Roberts who went on to have commercial success with his own band Firefall. So the Band is Chris Hillman, Rick Robertd, Bernie Leadon, Pet Kleinow and Michael Clarke. The direction here is more a matter of creating main-stream pop songs with country instrumentation ... Read More

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- Best Album by FBB
The album "Flying Burrito Brother's" is one of the classics of the original alternative country scene in the 70's. The band at this time consisted of Chris Hillman on vocals/bass; Rick Roberts (Firefall) on vocals/guitar; Bernie Leadon (Eagles) vocals/guitar/banjo; Sneaky Pete Kleinow on pedal steel; and Michael Clarke on drums.

Gram Parsons had already been kicked out of the band by this time, and the group wasn't doing well in the charts. But this album really needs to be heard by folks who hail from the country-rock era. It includes the Merle Haggard classic "White Line Fever" and Dave Dudley's "Six Day's on the Road."

But with Gram gone, the Bakersfield influence was waning. This album really gave Rick Roberts a chance to stretch his musical wings. His song "Colorado", ... Read More

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