8 thoughts on “ Marcys Song - Jackson C. Frank - Blues Run The Game (CD) ”

1. Jackson Carey Frank (March 2, – March 3, ) was an American folk talesmamarfires.tactlirimisapatderpternyawithdvipa.co released his first and only album in , produced by Paul talesmamarfires.tactlirimisapatderpternyawithdvipa.co the release of the record, Frank was plagued by a series of personal issues, and was diagnosed with schizophrenia and protracted depression that prevented him from maintaining his career.. Frank spent his later life homeless and.

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2. This is an expanded deluxe edition of Jackson C. Frank's sole LP, originally released in This two-disc retrospective includes his entire debut and seven songs recorded for the aborted second album, eight previously unreleased recordings from the mid-'70s, and six songs from a failed studio project in , and it closes with a series of kitchen recordings done in , just prior to /5(25).

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3. This is a reissue of Jackson C. Frank's sole LP, originally released in , and comes with 5 bonus tracks. On back sleeve: Made in England. On disc: Made in the E.E.C/5(8).

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4. Marcy’s Song Jackson C. Frank. Produced by Paul Simon. Album Jackson C. Frank. Marcy’s Song Lyrics. Well she, she's just a picture Blues Run the Game 2. Don’t Look Back.

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5. All songs written by Jackson C. Frank except Track 3 Trad. arr. Jackson C. Frank The first CD of the 2 CD “Expanded Deluxe Edition” of Blues Run the Game contains the 10 original LP tracks, the A and B side of Frank's only single (track ) and nine studio tracks recorded in from a planned but never issued album of which five.

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6. Jackson C. Frank (Blues Run The Game) buy CD music Working with new management and direction. On this CD you have 18 tracks of blues, blues rock, progressive jazz rock, classics, rock and more tracks. Transitioning from the West Coast to the East Coast.

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7. About “Blues Run the Game” When Jackson C. Frank was in elementary school a furnace exploded, killing fifteen of his fellow students and leaving him with over half of his body burned.

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8. The blues come following down Living is a gamble, baby Loving's much the same Wherever I have played Whenever I throw them dice Wherever I have played The blues have run the game Maybe tomorrow, honey Someplace down the line I'll wake up older So much older, mama I'll wake up older And I'll just stop all my trying Catch a boat to England, baby.

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