Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. These Days Don Henley w/ Blind Pilot
2. Everywhere I Go Bonnie Raitt and David Lindley
3. Running On Empty Bob Schneider
4. Fountain Of Sorrow Indigo Girls
5. Doctor My Eyes Paul Thorn
6. For Everyman Jimmy LaFave
7. Barricades Of Heaven Griffin House
8. Our Lady Of The Well Lyle Lovett
9. Jamaica Say You Will Ben Harper
10. Before The Deluge Eliza Gilkyson
11. For A Dancer - Venice
12. Looking Into You Kevin Welch
Disc: 2
1. Rock Me On The Water Keb Mo
2. The Pretender Lucinda Williams
3. Rosie Lyle Lovett
4. Something Fine Karla Bonoff
5. Too Many Angels Marc Cohn feat. Joan As Police Woman
6. Your Bright Baby Blues Sean and Sara Watkins
7. Linda Paloma Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa
8. Call It A Loan Shawn Colvin
9. I m Alive Bruce Hornsby
10. Late For The Sky Joan Osborne
11. My Opening Farewell JD Souther

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I3TWZ9Y/?tag=imwan-20

I got an advance promo of this one. Lots of famous friends paying tribute to Jackson Browne, not to mention tempting completists.

a promo!

3 months in advance.

i can't even tell you the last time i even saw a promo of any kind.

There's only 3 or 4 tracks here I want. I hate it when that happens.................

Must have for me.

We will, of course, expect your review forthwith!!

On first listen, the Keb' Mo' track is a real knockout.

Right now it's a little pricy on Amazon $27 bucks.

Disc 2 looks killer!

Disc: 2
1. Rock Me On The Water Keb Mo
2. The Pretender Lucinda Williams
3. Rosie Lyle Lovett
4. Something Fine Karla Bonoff
5. Too Many Angels Marc Cohn feat. Joan As Police Woman
6. Your Bright Baby Blues Sean and Sara Watkins
7. Linda Paloma Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa
8. Call It A Loan Shawn Colvin
9. I m Alive Bruce Hornsby
10. Late For The Sky Joan Osborne
11. My Opening Farewell JD Souther


Rick A.

Definitely on my order list.

i am very surprised that crosby, or some incarnation of CSN, is not on there, they have been fiends for a very long time.

venice is a nice little treat, and you can never go wrong with a lucinda cover.

agreed that disc 2 is far more intriguing than disc one.

Looks like a WFUV wet dream.

This arrived yesterday, and it's outstanding, one of the very best tribute albums I've heard. Nearly every cut surpasses my expectations. And as a nice bonus, the sound is to die for. Extremely well done all around. My favorite cuts first time through were probably the Indigo Girls and Griffin House, but then those are two of my very favorite Jackson Browne songs.

Odd, though, that Lyle Lovett gets two cuts. Not complaining, I like Lyle a lot, but why does he get two?

I reviewed this for Paste.

http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2 ... -jack.html

Thanks, Eric. Nice review.

Nice review. This is going to be a hunt & peck set for me, there's only 6-8 artists on here I care about AT ALL. I could live with just the Shawn Colvin, Lucinda Williams & Don Henley.

Spotify only has four of the tracks

HDtracks is offering this in 96/24.

I just finished the 96/24 official hi-res version of this. A few comments:

Other than Steven Wilson's recent albums, this is probably the best sounding recently recorded hi res rock album I've heard (though not as good as some of the classic remasters I've heard). If you want to see why a few of us rave about hi res, this might be worth checking out

This will make Stormbringer happy: I didn't do the DR meter thing until after I'd played it. It is only an 8, & should sound like poop. It sounds really good. I still believe the DR meter correlates with what I hear 95% of the time; one of the reasons this wasn't obnoxious sounding is there is no hard rock on here, which is where I find compression most irritating; nonetheless, a "DR8" isn't supposed to sound anywhere this good.

Musically: My biggest takeaway is a reminder of what a great songwriter Browne is. While imo, not a single 1 of the covers was as good as the original, I still enjoyed a number of the tracks.

Probably the best track was Karla Bonoff's version of Something Fine (Also probably the 2nd best performance I've ever heard from Bonoff after Someone To Lay Down Beside Me..

The 2 that I felt the artist most successfully made the song there own while retaining quality were Lucinda Williams - The Pretender & Joan Osborne - Late For The Sky.

Biggest surprise for me was a duo I'd never heard of that was quite good: Sean and Sara Watkins - Your Bright Baby Blues.

I also liked the tracks from Shawn Colvin, both Lyle Lovett's, Venice, Eliza Gilkyson , Bonnie Raitt & Don Henley.

Worst track (imo) was Bruce Springsteen - Linda Paloma (I've always HATED that song, & felt it really damaged the continuity of The Pretender album; & I haven't liked any Springsteen album since the River).

At any rate, worth checking out; great songs & great sound; mixed performances.

I just recently listened to this, too, and really enjoyed it. I thought the first disc was stronger than the second, and my favorite tracks were Bob Schneider's quiet cover of "Running On Empty" and the Indigo Girls' take on "Fountain of Sorrow." A terrific collection overall.

from a terrific songwriter, albeit sinfully underrated.

Sean and Sara Watkins are 2/3 of the modern bluegrass outfit Nickel Creek. They are brother and sister -- he plays guitar and she plays fiddle and sings. The other member of Nickel Creek is mandolinist Chris Thile, who is the biggest name in the group. Sara has released her own solo album, which I like a lot.

I like their track a lot, too. I was also impressed with Griffin House's version of Barricades of Heaven.