The Flying Burrito Brothers
An outrageous character said to have partied himself to death at the age of 26,
Gram Parsons nevertheless packed a lot of music into his short life which had
longstanding ramifications as country music broke out of its conservative
straitjacket into rock. The most far-reaching of these was the Flying Burrito
Brothers, a hybrid creating what Parsons described as "cosmic American music"
which he formed with Chris Hillman after they'd recorded the classic Byrds album
Sweetheart Of The Rodeo together. They formed the original Burritos line-up with
pianist/bassist Chris Ethridge and p...
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Sin CityThe Flying Burrito Brothers
Dark End of the StreetThe Flying Burrito Brothers
Christine's TuneThe Flying Burrito Brothers
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WheelsThe Flying Burrito Brothers
Wake Up Little SusieThe Flying Burrito Brothers
The Last of the Red Hot Burritos
Sin CityThe Flying Burrito Brothers
The Gilded Palace of Sin
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Dark End of the StreetThe Flying Burrito Brothers
The Gilded Palace of Sin
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Christine's TuneThe Flying Burrito Brothers
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Sin CityGram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers
Sacred Hearts & Fallen Angels: The Gram Parsons Anthology
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WheelsThe Flying Burrito Brothers
The Gilded Palace of Sin
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