Workbench Songs 7/31/2012 Following up strong on the

Following up strong on the weak sales and confused reviews of Fleetwood Mac's misunderstood experimental extravaganza

And when you consider that synthesizers were only capable of playing one note at a time and sounds could not be stored or recalled with the push of a button

" He is obsessed with religion--"Everybody knows what you've been through/From the bloody cross on top of calvary to the beach at Malibu"--and has a love/hate relationship with himself--"My friends are gone and my hair is grey/I ache in places where I used to play

Stuart Zender (bass)

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Workbench Songs 7/31/2012 Following up strong on theDescription Vinyl LP pressing. The Austin American Statesman had this to say of the 2006 release: "Guy Clark dominates the discussion with his opinion on Townes Van Zandt whenever it comes to talking about who is the one plus ultra Texas songwriter. He has a point, of course, but if Townes is No. 1, Clark is No. 1A. Workbench Songs goes a mighty long way to proving that true. It's not just another collection of his finely crafted songs, his first for