Steve Goodman - It Sure Looked Good On Paper: The Steve Goodman Demos [CD]
It Sure Looked Good On Paper: The Steve Goodman Demos
Steve Goodman
CD Rel Date: 1991-05-14
There is no denying Steve Goodman's impact on the world of songwriting. Omnivore Recordings' reissues of his classic 1980s Red Pajamas Records contained a flurry of demo recordings drawn from that era. Live '69 demonstrated his early career abilities as an expert interpreter of other writers' songs. But the genesis of Steve Goodman, the songwriter, and the legend he would become hasn't been as well documented. Until now. It Sure Looked Good On Paper: The Steve Goodman Demos presents an unparalleled look into Goodman's two decade career from a songwriting and an 'in the studio' perspective, before the world lost him far too young. Luckily, the recordings of his thoughts and works in progress live on.
Tracklist:
- City of New Orleans (Demo)
- The Sun ; the Bridge (Demo)
- Climb the Hills to Dale (Demo)
- Jazzman (Demo)
- Hands on Time (Demo)
- Eight Ball Blues (Demo)
- Would You Like to Learn to Dance (Demo)
- Turnpike Tom (Demo)
- Ballad of Paul Powell (Demo)
- Yellow Coat (Demo)
- You Never Even Call Me By My Name (Demo)
- The Dutchman (Demo)
- Song for David (Demo)
- Kiss Me Goodbye Again (Demo)
- The Auctioneer (Demo)
- Six Pack (Demo)
- Dead Men Don't Wear Paid (Demo)
- Face on the Cutting Room Floor (Demo)
- It Sure Looked Good on Paper (Demo)
- The Water Is Wide (Demo)