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6 de ene. de 2018 · Jesse Winchester - Learn To Love It / Let The Rough Side Drag (1974-76 us / canada, elegant folk world blues silk rock, 2012 remaster) As the title suggests, making a virtue of necessity had always been one of Jesse Winchester's goals, and by the time of the release of his third album, the American expatriate had gone ahead and assumed Canadian citizenship.
28 de oct. de 2020 · Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the gifted songwriter. Learn to Love It (1974) features four covers, alongside two Winchester songs in Canadian French, while Let the Rough Side Drag (1976) includes a revisiting of perhaps his best-known song, 'Brand New Tennessee Waltz', as well as 'Step By Step', which was used over the montage that ended series one of the Wire.
Learn To Love It. Jesse Winchester. Released. 1995 — Canada. CD — Album, Reissue. Reviews. Add Review. Release [r6830470] Copy Release Code. ... Jesse Winchester - Let The Rough Side Drag. 2:41; Jesse Winchester - Step By Step. 3:01; Jesse Winchester - As Soon As I Get On My Feet. 3:16;
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Weitere Veröffentlichungen: 1970: Jesse Winchester 1974: Learn to Love It 1976: Let the Rough Side Drag 1977: Live at the Bijou Cafe 1988: Humour Me 1989: The Best of 1999: Anthology 1999: Gentleman of Leisure 2001: Live from Mountain Stage 2005: Live 2009: Love Filling Station 2014: A Reasonable Amount of Trouble Singles
28 de oct. de 2020 · Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the gifted songwriter. Learn to Love It (1974) features four covers, alongside two Winchester songs in Canadian French, while Let the Rough Side Drag (1976) includes a revisiting of perhaps his best-known song, 'Brand New Tennessee Waltz', as well as 'Step By Step', which was used over the montage that ended series one of the Wire.
