THE DESERT ROSE BAND
''THE DESERT ROSE BAND''
JUNE 2 1987
31:19
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1/One Step Forward
Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/3:22
2/Love Reunited
Steve Hill / Chris Hillman/2:56
3/He's Back and I'm Blue
Robert Anderson / Michael Woody/3:05
4/Leave This Town
Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/3:07
5/Time Between
Chris Hillman/2:29
6/Ashes of Love
Jack Anglin / Jim Anglin / Johnnie Wright/3:15
7/One That Got Away
Chris Hillman / Peter Knobler/3:33
8/Once More
Antonio Carlos Jobim / Dusty Owens/3:43
9/Glass Hearts
Steve Hill / Chris Hillman/2:55
10/Hard Times
Jon Brandford / Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/2:54
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Bill Bryson/Bass, Vocals (Background)
Steve Duncan/Drums, Percussion
Chris Hillman/Guitar (Electric), Vocals
John Jorgenson/Bass, Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Vocals (Background)
Jay Dee Maness/Guitar (Steel)
Herb Pedersen/Guitar (Acoustic), Vocal Harmony, Vocals
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Steve Huey
A contemporary vehicle for country-rock pioneer Chris Hillman (ex-Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers), the Desert Rose Band formed in 1985 with primary songwriter Hillman on lead vocals, guitar, and mandolin. Other members, culled mainly from southern California session players, included banjoist/guitarist Herb Pedersen, guitarist John Jorgenson, steel guitarist Jay Dee Maness, bassist Bill Bryson, and drummer Steve Duncan. Their first single was a 1986 cover of Johnnie & Jack's "Ashes of Love," which climbed into the country Top 30. Their self-titled debut album followed in 1987 and spawned a number one hit in "He's Back and I'm Blue," plus two more Top Tens in "Love Reunited" and "One Step Forward." 1988's Running produced the number one smash "I Still Believe in You," the number two "Summer Wind," and the number three "She Don't Love Nobody." 1990's Pages of Life brought their final Top Ten hits in "Story of Love" and "Start All Over Again." Major personnel turnover followed; Maness was replaced by steel guitarist Tom Brumley, Jorgenson by guitarist Jeff Ross, and Duncan by drummer Tim Grogan. This lineup recorded three albums -- 1991's True Love and two in 1993, Traditional and Life Goes On -- but failed to duplicate the success of the band's first incarnation. After the Desert Rose Band broke up, Hillman and Herb Pedersen continued to work together on a sporadic basis.
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WIKIPEDIA
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''THE DESERT ROSE BAND''
JUNE 2 1987
31:19
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1/One Step Forward
Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/3:22
2/Love Reunited
Steve Hill / Chris Hillman/2:56
3/He's Back and I'm Blue
Robert Anderson / Michael Woody/3:05
4/Leave This Town
Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/3:07
5/Time Between
Chris Hillman/2:29
6/Ashes of Love
Jack Anglin / Jim Anglin / Johnnie Wright/3:15
7/One That Got Away
Chris Hillman / Peter Knobler/3:33
8/Once More
Antonio Carlos Jobim / Dusty Owens/3:43
9/Glass Hearts
Steve Hill / Chris Hillman/2:55
10/Hard Times
Jon Brandford / Chris Hillman / Bill Wildes/2:54
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Bill Bryson/Bass, Vocals (Background)
Steve Duncan/Drums, Percussion
Chris Hillman/Guitar (Electric), Vocals
John Jorgenson/Bass, Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Vocals (Background)
Jay Dee Maness/Guitar (Steel)
Herb Pedersen/Guitar (Acoustic), Vocal Harmony, Vocals
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Steve Huey
A contemporary vehicle for country-rock pioneer Chris Hillman (ex-Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers), the Desert Rose Band formed in 1985 with primary songwriter Hillman on lead vocals, guitar, and mandolin. Other members, culled mainly from southern California session players, included banjoist/guitarist Herb Pedersen, guitarist John Jorgenson, steel guitarist Jay Dee Maness, bassist Bill Bryson, and drummer Steve Duncan. Their first single was a 1986 cover of Johnnie & Jack's "Ashes of Love," which climbed into the country Top 30. Their self-titled debut album followed in 1987 and spawned a number one hit in "He's Back and I'm Blue," plus two more Top Tens in "Love Reunited" and "One Step Forward." 1988's Running produced the number one smash "I Still Believe in You," the number two "Summer Wind," and the number three "She Don't Love Nobody." 1990's Pages of Life brought their final Top Ten hits in "Story of Love" and "Start All Over Again." Major personnel turnover followed; Maness was replaced by steel guitarist Tom Brumley, Jorgenson by guitarist Jeff Ross, and Duncan by drummer Tim Grogan. This lineup recorded three albums -- 1991's True Love and two in 1993, Traditional and Life Goes On -- but failed to duplicate the success of the band's first incarnation. After the Desert Rose Band broke up, Hillman and Herb Pedersen continued to work together on a sporadic basis.
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WIKIPEDIA
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