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Track List
01) Traveling Boy
02) Down in the Willow Garden
03) I Shall Sing
04) Old Man
05) Feuilles-Oh / Do Space Men Pass Dead Souls o
06) All I Know
07) Mary Was an Only Child
08) Woyaya
09) Barbara Allen
10) Another Lullaby
11) Traveling Boy (single version)
12) Second Avenue
01) Traveling Boy
02) Down in the Willow Garden
03) I Shall Sing
04) Old Man
05) Feuilles-Oh / Do Space Men Pass Dead Souls o
06) All I Know
07) Mary Was an Only Child
08) Woyaya
09) Barbara Allen
10) Another Lullaby
11) Traveling Boy (single version)
12) Second Avenue
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3:33
3:23
3:10
3:46
3:26
3:18
5:25
3:29
3:42
2:50
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First Released
1973
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Good Natured
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Garfunkel (he was billed without his first name here) had a lot riding on his debut solo album, and Angel Clare, named after a character in Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles, lived up to the heightened expectations for the man who had sung "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and other Simon & Garfunkel favorites. Garfunkel took no chances, issuing as the first single Jimmy Webb's "All I Know," which was arranged in a similar style to "Bridge" and made the Top Ten. Elsewhere on the record, Garfunkel took a more spirited approach, notably on a version of Van Morrison's "I Shall Sing" that was reminiscent of Simon & Garfunkel's "Cecilia" and made the Top 40. Certainly, there was enough firepower on the record, which featured guitarists Jerry Garcia and J.J. Cale. But much of it was filled with stately, orchestra-laden ballads, sung by Garfunkel in his naïve, breathy tenor. If Simon & Garfunkel had been the thinking man's Everly Brothers, Garfunkel alone turned out to be the thinking man's Johnny Mathis.
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Garfunkel (he was billed without his first name here) had a lot riding on his debut solo album, and Angel Clare, named after a character in Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles, lived up to the heightened expectations for the man who had sung "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and other Simon & Garfunkel favorites. Garfunkel took no chances, issuing as the first single Jimmy Webb's "All I Know," which was arranged in a similar style to "Bridge" and made the Top Ten. Elsewhere on the record, Garfunkel took a more spirited approach, notably on a version of Van Morrison's "I Shall Sing" that was reminiscent of Simon & Garfunkel's "Cecilia" and made the Top 40. Certainly, there was enough firepower on the record, which featured guitarists Jerry Garcia and J.J. Cale. But much of it was filled with stately, orchestra-laden ballads, sung by Garfunkel in his naïve, breathy tenor. If Simon & Garfunkel had been the thinking man's Everly Brothers, Garfunkel alone turned out to be the thinking man's Johnny Mathis.
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