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Harbus - Harbus album

Harbus - Harbus album

  • Performer: Harbus
  • Genre: Rock
  • Title: Harbus
  • Released: 1973
  • Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock
  • Country: Venezuela
  • MP3 version size: 1815 mb
  • FLAC version size: 1526 mb
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  • Rating: 4.1
  • Votes: 573

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A Song By Neil Harbus Restored With Love From 1973 Vinyl.

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Label: Evolution (3) ‎– 3018. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. The album featured an all-original collection of material. Musically material like 'Hudson Harbor’, 'Bushes and Brambles’ and 'Open the Door’ found Harbus framed as a member of the sensitive singer/songwriter camp - think along the lines of a less sunny and country-flavored John Denver, a less pop-oriented Lobo, or maybe a second tier Gordon Lightfoot. Given his dry, slightly raspy voice, on tracks like 'Gonna’ Make It This Time’ and 'Songs for Singing’ Harbus actually reminded me a bit of an American Cat Stevens.

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On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Harbus - Harbus. Photo of Harbus - Harbus. More albums of Harbus: Arizona. Please Come To Nashville. This album was released on the label Evolution (3) (catalog number Stereo 3018). This album was released in 1973 year.

LP - Evolution Records

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Gonna' Make It This Time 3:53
A2 While The Daylight Shines 3:04
A3 Memphis To Nashville 3:34
A4 Hudson Harbor 3:25
A5 Country Song 2:58
B1 Songs For Singing 3:46
B2 Bushes And Brambles
Flute – Sid Cooper
3:35
B3 Arizona 4:54
B4 Open The Door 3:25
B5 Brother Daniel
Piano – John Miller
4:29

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – A&R Studios
  • Mixed At – 914 Sound Studios
  • Published By – Lobek Music
  • Published By – Portnow Miller Co., Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – Stereo Dimensions, Inc.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Stereo Dimensions, Inc.
  • Record Company – Stereo Dimension Records

Credits

  • Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – David Wolfert
  • Backing Vocals – Amy Hobish, Carl Hall, J.R. Bailey, Nina Tax, Steven Nelson , Tasha Thomas
  • Bass – Neil Portnow
  • Conductor, Arranged By [Strings] – Emanuel Vardi
  • Congas – Alexis Guevera*
  • Design – Richard Lucik
  • Design Concept – Tomorrow Today
  • Drums – Jim Payne
  • Engineer – Louis Lahav
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Brad Davis
  • Mastered By – Al Brown
  • Pedal Steel Guitar – Hank DeVito*
  • Piano, Organ – Marc Freeman
  • Producer – John Miller , Neil Portnow
  • Vibraphone – Jon Charles
  • Written-By [All Selections], Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Neil Harbus*

Notes

Recorded at A&R Recording Studios, New York.
Mixing at 914 Recording Studios, Blauvelt, New York.
Special thanks to Donald Hooper, Jr.

Sleeve:
© 1973 Stereo Dimensions, Inc.
This sound recording ℗ 1973 Stereo Dimensions, Inc.

Labels:
Made in U.S.A

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: ASCAP

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
20.124 Harbus Harbus ‎(LP, Album) BASF 20.124 Venezuela 1973
XT 80057, XT-80057 Harbus Harbus ‎(LP, Album) Evolution , Trova XT 80057, XT-80057 Argentina 1973
Stereo 3018 Harbus Harbus ‎(LP, Album) Evolution Stereo 3018 Canada 1973
Bigpink 366 HARBUS harbus ‎(CD) Bigpink Bigpink 366 South Korea 2015
SD-35001 Harbus Harbus ‎(LP, Album) Evolution SD-35001 Brazil 1973

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Comments

Kazracage Kazracage
A nice artifact of the eclectic early ‘70s music world, where folk, soft-pop, country-rock intertwined, and spacy, well-intentioned spirituality floated around like a hippie halo. There’s a little bit of country twang on some songs, but mostly this is a folk-tinged soft-pop singer-songwriter set…Fans of Tom Rush, Gordon Lightfoot, Cat Stevens and Tim Hardin should find this particularly enjoyable.This only album of American musician Neil Harbus was co-written and co-produced by Neil Portnow and John Miller. The album featured an all-original collection of material. Musically material like 'Hudson Harbor’, 'Bushes and Brambles’ and 'Open the Door’ found Harbus framed as a member of the sensitive singer/songwriter camp - think along the lines of a less sunny and country-flavored John Denver, a less pop-oriented Lobo, or maybe a second tier Gordon Lightfoot. Given his dry, slightly raspy voice, on tracks like 'Gonna’ Make It This Time’ and 'Songs for Singing’ Harbus actually reminded me a bit of an American Cat Stevens. It wasn’t a heavy, in-your-face style of proselytizing, but exemplified by the closer 'Brother Daniel’, the album also seemed to have a slight religious edge to it. Interestingly, given my usual musical prefer preferences, this one shouldn’t have made much of an impact on me. I won’t try to convince you it was a lost classic, 'cause it wasn’t, but the collection had an enjoyable, almost calming feel and over the years I’ve played it a surprisingly number of times. By the way, 'While the Daylight Shines’ and 'Brother Daniel’ may have been the album’s most interesting performances - not that they were the album’s best tunes, rather because they offered up atypical conventional rockers…