Hacklebarney

Hacklebarney is a 1974 LP by singer-songwriters Greg Brown and Dick Pinney, recorded live at Charlotte's Web, Rockford, Illinois, in February 1974. It was released on the Mountain Railroad Records label. It is out of print.[1]

For the state park in New Jersey, see Hacklebarney State Park.
Hacklebarney
Live album by
Greg Brown (with Dick Pinney)
Released1974
GenreFolk
LabelMountain Railroad Records (MR-52774)
Greg Brown (with Dick Pinney) chronology
Hacklebarney
(1974)		 44 & 66
(1980)

Track listing
  1. "My Pa, He Came Home as Quiet as the Evening" (Brown)
  2. "Hacklebarney" (not to be confused with "Hacklebarney Tune") (Brown)
  3. "On New Year's Day" (Brown)
  4. "Bad Roads in Spring" (Brown)
  5. "The Last Shepherd" (Brown)
  6. "Tornado" (Brown)
  7. "Dicker" (Pinney)
  8. "One Restless Woman" (Brown)
  9. "Even Ozzie and Harriet Get the Blues" (Pinney)
  10. "Walk Me 'round Your Garden" (Pinney)
  11. "Driftin'" (Pinney/Brown)
  12. "How Black the Fields" (Brown)
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gollark: To ensure our ancestors' traditions are respected, we will randomly dig them up and drag them to voting booths.
gollark: - If a foreign country's relations with our own are poor, it should be removed from all maps and not acknowledged by government policy.
gollark: - I think markets are a reasonably good resource allocation system, and to ensure liquidity would support requiring any property someone owns whatsoever to be put up for auction if someone requests it.
gollark: - I believe our country should construct its own god to reduce reliance on foreign imports, and maintain a stock of reality anchors to remove other gods if necessary.

References
  1. Richard Pinney interview. Accessed Jun 2008.
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