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enlarge | Artist: Jack Kerouac Label: EMI Category: Music
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Avg. Customer Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 396965
Format: Import Media: Audio CD Discs: 1
UPC: 724352018826 EAN: 0724352018826 ASIN: B00000JOOE
Release Date: August 19, 2002 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Tracks:
| • | October In The Railroad Earth | | • | Deadbelly | | • | Charlie Parker | | • | The Sounds Of The Universe Coming In My Window | | • | One Mother | | • | Goofing At The Table | | • | Bowery Blues | | • | Abraham | | • | Dave Brubeck | | • | I Had To Slouch Hat Too One Time | | • | The Wheel Of The Quivering Meat Conception | | • | McDougal Street Blues | | • | The Moon Her Majesty | | • | I'd Rather Be Thin Than Famous | | • | Amercan Haikus | | • | Hard Hearted Old Farmer | | • | The Last Hotel & Some Of The Dharma | | • | Poems From The Unpublished 'Book Of Blues' | | • | Old Western Movies |
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Editorial Reviews:
Album Description Poems by the late & highly influential beat poet set to music, some of which are previously unreleased. Includes 'October In The Railroad Earth', 'Deadbelly', 'Charlie Parker', 'Bowery Blues' and 'Dave Brubeck'.. Comes packaged in a CD-sized hardback book
Album Details Beat Generation Writer and Poet's Collection of Poems Set to Music. Includes Previously Unreleased Material. Historical EMI UK Series. CD Hardback Book Style Package. 20 Page Booklet with Extensive Liner Notes. Over 70 Minutes of Material.
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Customer Reviews:
mixng humour and trademark bop prose March 26, 2001 9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This CD has alot from the box set but selects nice short pieces which show Kerouac's funny side too. I'm from Lowell Mass and am definitely biased having read some of part of almost all of Jack's books. Jack's voice has it's own unique New England/Canuck canter and accent which you have to experience. He doesn't speak alot of Quebequa(sp?) as he does in the wonderful bootleg Dr. Sax readings, but if you can't afford the box set one of these single cd's is a great alternative.
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