The Flying Burrito Brothers were an American country rock band, best known for their influential 1969 debut album, The Gilded Palace of Sin. Although the group is perhaps best known for its connection to band founders Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, the group underwent many personnel changes and has existed in various incarnations to the present day. When Gram Parsons led the Flying Burrito Brothers, his emotive, haunting songs and the band's classic C&W-based virtuosity set the standard for California country rock. After he left, followed by cofounder Chris Hillman, the band quickly devolved into an uninspired follower of the style it had started. Eventually, ex-Burritos went on to greater commercial success in the Eagles, Firefall, and the Desert Rose Band. Parsons had joined Chris Hillman in the Byrds for Sweetheart of the Rodeo before the two started the Burritos in L.A. As the lineup gelled (four different drummers played on the band's first album), they recruited ex-Byrd Michael Clarke as drummer. The first album, The Gilded Palace of Sin (#164, 1969) only sold about 40,000 copies. The band developed a rabid local following, however, including members of the Rolling Stones (recording in L.A. at the time), who arranged for the group to play at Altamont.
Parsons, who began spending most of his time with Keith Richards, had already lost interest in the Burritos by the recording of the second album. In 1970 Parsons left the band for a solo career [see entry] and was replaced by Rick Roberts, who'd recorded with the Byrds. When Bernie Leadon left to join the nascent Eagles [see entry] and Hillman and Al Perkins were recruited by Stephen Stills for Manassas, Roberts became de facto leader. After Manassas, Hillman joined the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band for two LPs, released a couple of solo albums, and started his own group, the Desert Rose Band, which scored several C&W hits.
DISC 1:
01. Christine's Tune (Devil In Disguise)
02. Sin City
03. Do Right Woman
04. Dark End Of The Street
05. My Uncle
06. Wheels
07. Juanita
08. Hot Burrito #1
09. Hot Burrito #2
10. Do You Know How It Feels
11. Hippie Boy
12. The Train Song
13. Lazy Days
14. Image Of Me
15. High Fashion Queen
16. If You Gotta Go
17. Man In The Fog
18. Farther Along
19. Older Guys
20. Cody, Cody
21. God's Own Singer
22. Down In The Churchyard
23. Wild Horses
DISC 2:
01. Six Days On The Road
02. Close Up The Honky-Tonks
03. Break My Mind
04. Dim Lights
05. Sing Me Back Home
06. Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
07. To Love Somebody
08. White Line Fever
09. Colorado
10. Hand To Mouth
11. Tried So Hard
12. Just Can't Be
13. To Ramona
14. Four Days Of Rain
15. Can't You Hear Me Calling
16. All Alone
17. Why Are You Crying
18. Here Tonight
19. Aint That A Lot Of Love (Live)
20. Losing Game (Live)
THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS - Hot Burritos! Anthology 1969-1972 (2000).rar
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