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Raitt, James Taylor, David Crosby, Graham Nash and Patty Griffin all made guest appearances on Cohn’s early records for Atlantic as his reputation as an artist and performer continued to grow. In 1998, Cohn took a decade-long sabbatical from recording, ending in 2007 with Join the Parade.
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After reading that James Taylor overcame writer's block by going to a place he had never been, Cohn visited Memphis. A friend had told him "there were two things in particular that I had to do [in Memphis], things that would forever change me. They later became the centerpieces of 'Walking in Memphis'." Cohn added:
- "Dig Down Deep", "Silver Thunderbird" (live) (reissue)
- March 1991
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Marc Cohn is the debut studio album released in 1991 by American singer-songwriter Marc Cohn. The album peaked at No. 38 on the Billboard 200 Chart. [5] It was RIAA certified gold in 1992 and was certified platinum in 1996. [6]
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- Marc Cohn, Ben Wisch
- February 12, 1991
8. Aug. 2019 · Marc Cohn wrote this song for his self-titled debut album. He was aged 31 when he first recorded the track in 1990. What is the meaning and inspiration behind 'Walking in Memphis'? James Taylor. Picture: Getty. Marc Cohn was first inspired to write the song after a 1985 visit to Memphis, Tennessee.
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13. Aug. 2010 · As Mr. Cohn’s album somewhat acknowledges, the rock landscape effectively flip-flopped by the end of 1970. Bands were suddenly out of vogue. The advent of the solo singer-songwriter Mr. Taylor...
24. Aug. 2023 · Here’s the backstory. Marc Cohn was a 28-year-old session musician, hoping for his big break. In a moment of self-doubt, he began to fret that his songs would never make the big time because they didn’t contain the spark of genius of, say, a James Taylor or a Jackson Browne. Desperate for a hit of mojo, he remembered reading that ...
26. Juni 2019 · Updated on 06/26/19. The 1991 hit song "Walking in Memphis" originally by singer and songwriter Marc Cohn poetically recalls his first visit to Memphis—the taproot for some of his treasured, influential musicians like Al Green, Elvis Presley, and Isaac Hayes. The song embodies a lot of the spirit and character of the city.
