Steve Goodman - Best Of Steve Goodman (CD) (US Import)
Steve Goodman - Best Of Steve Goodman (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Steve Goodman
- EAN/UPC
- 0810075110531
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Omnivore Recordings
- Cat No
- OVCD-442
- Released
- 2021
- Pressing
- USA & Canada
- Studio
- ADA - Omnivore Entertainment Group, LLC
- Music Genre
- Folk , World music , Country
- Styles
- Folk, World, & Country
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Description
Steve Goodman — The Best Of Steve Goodman
Format: CD • Label: Omnivore Recordings (OVCD-442) • Released: 2021 • Pressing: USA & Canada • Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Tracklist:
1. City of New Orleans (solo demo)
2. Yellow Coat
3. Would You Like To Learn To Dance
4. You Never Even Call Me By My Name (Live on Johnny Cash's America)
5. The Dutchman (radio session)
6. Chicken Cordon Bleus (live)
7. Lincoln Park Pirates (live)
8. This Hotel Room (live)
9. Banana Republics (live)
10. Video Tape (radio session)
11. My Old Man (live)
12. Men Who Love Women Who Love Men (live)
13. Talk Backwards
14. Souvenirs
15. Vegematic (live)
16. A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request (live)
17. Go Cubs Go (WGN Radio's Cubs Theme)
18. Face On The Cutting Room Floor
19. As Time Goes By
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
American folk music singer/songwriter, born July 25, 1948 in Chicago, Illinois and died September 20, 1984 in Seattle, Washington. Goodman grew up listening to all genres of music and began playing guitar when he was 13. In December 1968 he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and given three years to live. While in treatment in a New York hospital he composed his first song. A train ride to see his mother-in-law in 1970 resulted in Goodman composing his most successful song, "City of New Orleans." His leukemia remained in remission for a decade before returning in 1983. Goodman continued to record and tour even as his health rapidly failed. In August 1984 he underwent a bone marrow transplant in Seattle in an attempt to slow the aggression of the leukemia in his body. Two weeks after the operation he lapsed into a coma and died on September 20, 1984. Goodman was awarded two posthumous Grammy awards.
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