Oldish Psych and Prog

Karen Dalton was part of the New York folk scene in the late sixties and a friend of Fred Neil. Her two solo albums are now sought after, especially the one on Capitol. Her last recording session seems to have been her participation on Alleged In Their Own Time, an album by The Holy Modal Rounders recorded in 1973 but released only in 1975. Drug problems sadly prevented her from pursuying her career.

(Stephane Rebeschini)

"Something on Your Mind" (Dino Valenti) - 3:23
"When a Man Loves a Woman" (Calvin Lewis, Andrew Wright) - 2:59
"In My Own Dream" (Paul Butterfield) - 4:18
"Katie Cruel" (Trad.) - 2:22
"How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)" (Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Eddie Holland) - 3:43
"In a Station" (Richard Manuel) - 3:52
"Take Me" (George Jones, Leon Payne) - 4:40
"Same Old Man" (Trad.) - 2:45
"One Night of Love" (Joe Tate) - 3:19
"Are You Leaving for the Country" (Richard Tucker) - 3:14

Karen Dalton - vcl, 12 cstr gtr, bnjo
Richard Bell - pno
Harvey Brooks - bss
Marcus Doubleday - trumpet
Amos Garret - gtr
John Hall - gtr (solo on 3)
Dan Hankin - gtr
Bill Kieth - steel gtr
Hart McNee - tenor sax
Bobby Notkoff - vln
Ken Pearson - orgn
Dennis Siewell - drms
John Simon - pno
Gregg Thomas - drms
Dennis Whitted - drms