9 thoughts on “ Trouble In Paris - Eric Andersen (2) - Blue Rain Live (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Blue Rain Live on Discogs/5(3).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Eric Andersen - Blue Rain Live at Discogs. Complete your Eric Andersen collection. Country: Europe • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Folk The Blues Keep Fallin' Like The Rain: Trouble In Paris: Runaway: Don't It Make You Wanna Sing The Blues Eric Andersen (2 /5(3).

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3. Feb 05,  · Check out Blue Rain Live by Eric Andersen on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on hartigemotorte.rilrisucacuddtunepdiahourgtikickfid.co(4).

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4. Eric Andersen's first live CD is an excellent outing. Recorded at a small club in Oslo, Norway, Andersen calls this his blues CD. While one might argue that this is "blues-inflected" rather than a straight blues set, Eric starts with "The Other Side of This Life" by Fred Neil and laments stability and dreams of freedom, "My whole world's in an uproar, My whole life's upside down, Don't know /5(6).

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5. Blue Rain (Live) by Eric Andersen - CD () for $ from hartigemotorte.rilrisucacuddtunepdiahourgtikickfid.co Pop / Rock - Order by Phone Price: $

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6. Eric Andersen got his start as a singer/songwriter just about the time the folk revival went bust in the mid-'60s, when the phrase "singer/songwriter" wasn't familiar, as it is today. Now, some 40 years later, Andersen continues to follow his muse, which includes a deep investment in the blues on the live Blue Rain. Andersen's voice seems to have grown richer and has developed more texture.

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7. The Blues Keep Fallin' Like the Rain; $ on iTunes 3. Trouble in Paris; $ on iTunes 4 folkie Eric Andersen's first-ever live album is both a solid overview of his stellar career as a songwriter and a tribute to the folk and blues songs that inspired him. Recorded in a Norwegian blues club backed by an electric band of local 4/5(3).

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8. May 22,  · Eric Andersen's first live CD is an excellent outing. Recorded at a small club in Oslo, Norway, Andersen calls this his blues CD. While one might argue that this is "blues-inflected" rather than a straight blues set, Eric starts with "The Other Side of This Life" by Fred Neil and laments stability and dreams of freedom, "My whole world's in an uproar, My whole life's upside down, Don't know /5(6).

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9. Eric Andersen's first live CD is an excellent outing. Recorded at a small club in Oslo, Norway, Andersen calls this his blues CD. While one might argue that this is "blues-inflected" rather than a straight blues set, Eric starts with "The Other Side of This Life" by Fred Neil and laments stability and dreams of freedom, "My whole world's in an uproar, My whole life's upside down, Don't know.

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