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19 de jul. de 2019 · 1983’s Affordable Art, the last studio record Goodman completed before his death, also spans his many musical worlds.
2001 — US. CD —. Album. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1989 CD release of "Affordable Art" on Discogs.
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Released 1983. Affordable Art Tracklist. 1. If Jethro Were Here Lyrics. 2. Vegematic Lyrics. 3. Old Smoothies Lyrics. 4. Talk Backwards Lyrics. 5. How Much Tequila (Did I Drink Last Night?)...
Track #9 is originally from Affordable Art by Steve Goodman; Tracks #10–13 are originally from Aimless Love; Track #14 is originally from A Tribute to Steve Goodman; Tracks #15–16 are originally from German Afternoons; Track #17 is originally from John Prine Live; Track #18 is originally from The Best of Mountain Stage Live, Volume 2
18 de jul. de 2019 · This 2nd LP Affordable Art has clarity & cleverness that exhibits a rich humorous writing style evident with Steve’s co-writer & friend John Prine. Yet, despite the fine line that separates them there are hints as well of the late Roger Miller who injected humor into his top 40 hits, but his clever lyrics & excellent melodies ...
24 de may. de 2019 · Available July 19th on Omnivore Recordings, Artistic Hair, a live compilation first released in 1983, and 1984’s Affordable Art will be supplemented by a total of 17 previously unheard bonus tracks.
Goodman, who’s often compared to Prine, was a songwriter of many moods, and the original LP of Affordable Art demonstrated that he could craft material that was sad (“California Promises”), silly (“Talk Backwards”), sentimental (“Old Smoothies”) or surreal (“Watchin’ Joey Glow”). At his best, few could match Goodman’s wit.
