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Down In L.A. (Remastered) mp3 Album by Brewer & Shipley
2012

Down In L.A. (Remastered)by Brewer & Shipley

  • 12 Tracks
  • 320 kbps
  • 36:49
$ 1.44

Tracks

1.
Truly Right2:50
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2.
She Thinks She's a Woman3:38
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3.
Time and Changes2:10
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4.
Small Town Girl2:14
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5.
I Can't See Her2:53
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6.
Green Bamboo4:01
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7.
An Incredible State of Affairs3:18
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8.
Keeper of the Keys3:33
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9.
Love, Love3:14
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10.
Dreamin' in the Shade (Down In L.A.)2:14
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11.
Mass for M'Lady3:20
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12.
Keeper of the Keys (mono mix)3:24
$ 0.12

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Kenneth Evans
"Down In L.A." is the 1969 debut CD by singer/songwriters Michael Brewer and Tom Shipley. Originally released on A&M records, this CD is beautifully remastered and sounds great. Apparently, the duo began in the midwest and then settled into the L.A. music scene; signing with A&M to record this debut LP. Songs like "An Incredible State Of Affairs" and "Keeper of the Keys" have a touch of psychedelic folk to them, along with vocals very similar to deep cuts by the Association. The solid production, assisted by Jerry Riopelle. This CD is slightly different (in a good way) from their later LP's; mainly because they sound more 'West Coast' on this CD. For fans of Buffalo Springfield, The Association & The Byrds. Excellent!!