The Dwight Twilley Band - Live At The Main Point 2018

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Dwight Twilley - The Beatles - 2009 {Out of Print}

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Originally posted August 29, 2015 and January 16, 2023

Dwight Twilley - The Beatles

Studio recordings @320

{Out Of Print}

(available on amazon for about $250)

Dwight Twilley covering the Beatles? Yes, this is a great fit and a great song selection. I love the similarities and also the little changes that Dwight has put on these songs. When an artist "tweaks" cover songs but keeps them recognizable it keeps the listener interested. Great job, Dwight.

Track List:
1. Come Together (2:53)
2. Dear Prudence (3:57)
3. In My Life (3:43)
4. Helter Skelter (4:37)
5. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except For Me And My Monkey (4:18)
6. I'll Be Back (2:41)
7. Blackbird (2:14)
8. Hello Goodbye (3:19)
9. It's Only Love (1:55)
10. Why Don't We Do It In The Road (2:11)
11. The Continuing Story Of Bungallow Bill (3:27)
12. I Will (1:54)
13. Drive My Car (2:35)
14. You're Gonna Lose That Girl (3:51)
15. Taxman (3:25)
16. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (4:32)
17. Run For Your Life (2:38)
18. Yer Blues (3:47)
19. Tomorrow Never Knows (3:44)

Thanks to Searnav at twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/
 

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Dwight Twilley Band - Sincerely {1976}

 

Dwight Twilley - Sincerely - 1976
Studio soundboard recordings @320
Out of Print 

Available at the 'Zon $74+

 

Combines the best attributes of pre Sweetheart of the Rodeo era Byrds with a good helping of Big Star, and a certain kind of midwestern sincerity and lack of irony and new wave smartassedness, such as one tends to find on Cheap Trick albums. You gotta give five stars to an album that combines the perfect power pop of I'm On Fire with the soaring, achingly beautiful She Was So Warm (which I wish they could have stretched out to about 10 minutes). The recording quality is absolutely first rate as well. Any fan of pre-new wave 70s pop who doesn't have this ought to put everything else on hold and track down a copy. And then get their second album as well. Due to the their name (sorry, but "Dwight Twilley" just doesn't sound hip enough for the hipsters), they will probably never have the cult cachet of Big Star, but it won't be because of the quality of their music. Beautiful! ~LHB

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