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SINGER/SONGWRITER · 1970. Preview. The hints of country-rock on 1970's Tom Rush album are more pronounced on Wrong End of the Rainbow, Tom Rush's second release of the year. David Bromberg's pedal steel guitar partially explains this shift, but the vocal harmonies with guitarist Trevor Veitch also illustrate the slight change in perspective.
26. Juli 2018 · Adding four original compositions to the mix helped Tom Rush gather even more acclaim with Wrong End of the Rainbow. But it was his covers of "Sweet Baby James" and Jesse Winchester's "Biloxi" that made listeners sigh. More country-rock than previous efforts, nothing here should be forsaken because all cuts merit listening. Again, Tom Rush found the right mix of material and released another ...
The official website of singer-songwriter Tom Rush. Jul. 14th: Nashua Center for the Arts Nashua, New Hampshire : Jul. 30th: Rockport Music-Shalin Liu Performance Center Rockport, Massachusetts
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And now, wrong end of the rainbow. Sad shade of a smile. Everything I once did own. Now it's gone. The motel cell still looks the same. I can't remember where I am. The late-late priest has said good night. The phone just rings across the miles and miles. And now, wrong end of the rainbow.
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Tom Rush (1970) Wrong End of the Rainbow (1970) Singles from Tom Rush "Drop Down Mama" Released: April 7, 1970 "Lost My Drivin' Wheel" Released: June 5, 1970; Professional ratings ; Review scores; Source Rating; Allmusic: Christgau's Reco ...
