After a couple mellow Impact recordings, folk singer Gene Cotton increased his hair length and emerged with a more serious artistic sound. "In the Gray of the Morning" starts off with a take on the Moody Blues’ "Question," a phrase that inspired the album title. Originals such as "Apathy," "American Indian Blues," "Opry House Blues," "Lessons of History," along with Dylan’s "When the Ship Comes In" are toned down as far as the Christian message is concerned, though the beautiful acoustic track "Blessed" is pretty straightforward.
Beautiful artist. Thank you very much!.
ReplyDeleteI have four albums Gene Cotton, plus more of these two. Will now have six.
Of course, I would like to find more and albums
ReplyDeleteGene Cotton - No Strings Attached (1979)
Gene Cotton - The Edgehill File (1983)
Perhaps you have these albums?
Thanks.
What I've posted is all I've got.
ReplyDeleteOk. Thanks!
DeleteDo you have The Surf Symphony -Song of Summer capitol 1969
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Would be very grateful
Gary Usher - Beyond a shadow of a doubt (1971)
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The Surf Symphony -Song of Summer capitol 1969
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Thank you very much for this.
DeleteYeah, I have those and will post them sometime this week.
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ReplyDeleteI'm looking for Gene Cotton - Save The Dancer
Save the Dancer can be found here:
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Nice blog ! Congratulations.
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Thanks, but... the link to DL gives Sound Symposium not Gene Cotton. Could a correct link be provided please? Thanks in advance!
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