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Stoney End (Music)

Barbra Streisand scored her second Top Ten hit in early 1971 by treating Laura Nyro's recording of her song "Stoney End" as a demo and copying it practically note for note. "Mama, let me start all over," she sang, and her wish was granted. The followup album of the same title was, in its own way,...

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Stoney End

Barbra Streisand - Stoney End

Personnel includes: Barbra Streisand (vocals); Sweet Lou Shelton, Larry Carlton, Eric Weissberg (guitar); Randy Newman (piano); Max...

Stoney End

Barbra Streisand scored her second Top Ten hit in early 1971 by treating Laura Nyro's recording of her song "Stoney End" as a demo and copying it practically note for note. "Mama, let me start all over," she sang, and her wish was granted. The followup album of the same title was, in its own way, as surprising as Streisand's debut album eight years earlier. Where that record had redefined the role of the traditional pop singer in contemporary terms for the early '60s, Stoney End redefined Streisand as an

It Did Not End

It Did Not End SCC011 $9.95 "It Did Not End" by Stoney Creek - Chartpack #C011. Model stitched on 28 count Antique White Jubilee. Stitch count: 170W X 140H. Released March 2009.

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Stoney End

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Stoney End

"Personnel includes: Barbra Streisand (vocals); Sweet Lou Shelton, Larry Carlton, Eric Weissberg (guitar); Randy Newman (piano); Max Bennett, Larry Knechtel (bass); Earl Palmer, Hal Blaine (drums); Richard Perry (percussion); Clydie King, Merry Clayton, Eddie Kendrix (background vocals). All tracks have been digitally remastered. Barbra Streisand a folkie? There are definitely elements of a hippy-ish, slightly more avant garde Barbra on this Top 10 album from 1971. The title track, Streisand's first Top 10

Stoney End

Release Date: 1990-10-25, Audio CD, Sony

Stoney End

Release Date: 2008-03-01, Audio CD, Sbme Special Mkts.

It Did Not End by Stoney Creek

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Barbra Streisand -- Stoney End

Barbra Streisand (1971 LP Album KC 30378) Stoney End VG

This album is in very good condition. We playtested this album and it has very good+ sound with very minimal fuzz and no skips or hang-ups. This is the 1971 Columbia Records release of the LP Barbra Streisand ? Stoney End KC 30378 and not a pirated, bootlegged, or copied version. The original album jacket is included and it is in very good condition. Copyright 1971 Columbia Records. Enjoy! span> Per the 5th Edition of "Goldmine Record Album Price Guide" page# 569: Columbia Records 1971 LP Album release of

Stoney End

"Personnel includes: Barbra Streisand (vocals); Sweet Lou Shelton, Larry Carlton, Eric Weissberg (guitar); Randy Newman (piano); Max Bennett, Larry Knechtel (bass); Earl Palmer, Hal Blaine (drums); Richard Perry (percussion); Clydie King, Merry Clayton, Eddie Kendrix (background vocals). All tracks have been digitally remastered. Barbra Streisand a folkie? There are definitely elements of a hippy-ish, slightly more avant garde Barbra on this Top 10 album from 1971. The title track, Streisand's first Top 10

Stoney End

Stoney End Stoney End Digitally restored from the original master tapes and remastered! 11 Tracks total: 1. I Don't Know Where I Stand 2. Hands Off The Man (Flim Flam Man) 3. If You Could Read My Mind 4. Just A Little Lovin' 5. Let Me Go 6. Stoney End 7. No Easy Way Down 8. Time And Love 9. Maybe 10. Free The People 11. I'll Be Home Product Description

Stoney End

Influenced by Barbra Streisand Stoney End Price: $6.98 Columbia Review Barbra Streisand scored her second Top Ten hit in early 1971 by treating Laura Nyro's recording of her song "Stoney End" as a demo and copying it practically note for note. "Mama, let me start all over," she sang, and her wish was granted. The followup album of the same title was, in its own way, as surprising as Streisand's debut album eight years earlier. Where that record had redefined the role of the traditional pop singer in

Stoney End/ I'll Be Home by

Product Information Stoney End/ I'll Be Home by Barbra Streisand Columbia 45236 1970 #6p in October 1970 Label: EX (dh) Laura Nyro (A), Randy Newman (B) Richard Perry, Arranged by Gene Page More 45's by Barbra Streisand (M), Columbia HOF 33161 , 1968: $4.50 Don't Rain On My Parade/ My Man (M), Columbia HOF 33154 , 1968: $5.00 (M-), Columbia 42965, 1964: $10.00 (M-), Columbia 43469, 1965: $10.00 Second Hand Rose/ The Kind Of Man A Woman Needs by Margie Hendrix (M), Mercury 72420, 1965: $36.00 by Z.Z. Hill

Stoney End

Stoney End Retail Price: $9.98 Members Save: $1.93 ( 19% ) Barbra Streisand scored her second Top Ten hit in early 1971 by treating Laura Nyro 's recording of her song "Stoney End" as a demo and copying it practically note for note. "Mama, let me start all over," she sang, and her wish was granted. The followup album of the same title was, in its own way, as surprising as Streisand 's debut album eight years earlier. Where that record had redefined the role of the traditional pop singer in contemporary

CD Title: Stoney End

Artist: Streisand,Barbra CD Title: Stoney End Record Label: Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Release date: October 1990 07464303782 List: $9.98 $6.97

STONEY END [LP VINYL]

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