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[teleman1]

This is my favorite of Warrens songs. Well, I found this cool rough draft of Warren & the tune.

 

[teleman1]

 

[Vibroluxer]

I was going to post Roland but decided on this tune. I think its perfect in every way.

 

[Striker6]

I’m partial to Splendid Isolation and Genius… I never tire of those!

 

[Boreas]

This is my favorite of Warrens songs. Well, I found this cool rough draft of Warren & the tune.

Great recording - Thanks for posting.

 

[elihu]

I thought Poor Poor Pitiful Me was a good song when I heard Ronstadt do it. When I heard the original by Warren I thought it was a great song.

 

[MisterZ]

I have always loved this one:



And this, from Hindu Love Gods:

 

[Frisco 57]

I sure miss W.Z. and his way with words.
"Enjoy every sandwich"

 

[Tarkus60]

That version of Carmelita was pretty good. Makes me want to try it.

 

[suthol]

We covered Carmelita and Poor Poor Pitiful Me in my last gigging band.

Great songs

 

[hemingway]

Last couple of years have made me think of Don't let us get sick.

 

[Gaz_]

I think I love everything he ever wrote or recorded. Such a perfect musician, with the smartest lyrics around. I adore his turn of phrase. But this one to me hits best on a monday morning!

 

[Linderflomann]

That whole Preludes record is great: "Cigarettes make the sun come up, whiskey makes the sun go down, and in between you do a lot of standing around."

 

[Califiddler]

Carmelita is one of my favorite Zevon tunes, and I love Zevon. I like to play it on 3-row button accordion, with kind of a Tex-Mex flavor.

 

[Dik Ellis]

Tenderness on the Block is one of my faves.

 

[brookdalebill]

He left us lots to remember him by.
Accidentally Like A Martyr is my favorite.

 

[Old Verle Miller]

Werewolves Of London is the only keyboard piece I ever sang and played (or will still do) live. It started as a wedding party bet and everybody got into the wah-oooh thing and it's just kinda become a thing all on its own.

 

[backporchmusic]

I'm glad they put out that Preludes album.

He was Raymond Chandler playing Bob Dylan's piano.

 

[Veitchy]

This one always gets me. The vocal harmonies on the outro almost has a sea shanty vibe to it.



This was an offcut on the remastered Excitable Boy. Only a few lines long but he packs a lot in. Great vocals too.

 

[teleman1]

I need a truck to haul my Percodan & Ginn.