Everly Brothers - Stories We Can Tell

Label:	RCA Victor - LSP - 4620
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Indianapolis pressing, Dynaflex
Country:	US
Released:	1972
Genre:	Rock, Pop
Style:	Pop Rock, Classic Rock

Tracklist:

A1	All We Really Want To Do (Written by Bramlett*, Delaney*), 2:25
A2	Breakdown (Written by Kristofferson*), 3:05
A3	Green River (Written by D. Everly*, P. Everly*), 4:20
A4	Mandolin Wind (Written by Stewart*), 3:00
A5	Up In Mabel's Room (Written by Phil Everly), 3:15
A6	Del Rio Dan (Written by Lubahn*, Beckwith*, Kent*), 3:55
B1	Ridin' High (Written by Linde*), 2:55
B2	Christmas Eve Can Kill You (Written by Linde*), 3:20
B3	Three - Armed Poker - Playin' River Rat (Written by Linde*), 2:40
B4	I'm Tired Of Singing My Song In Las Vegas (Written by D. Everly*), 3:10
B5	The Brand New Tennessee Waltz (Written by Winchester*), 3:15
B6	Stories We Could Tell (Written by Sebastian*), 3:15

Details:

• Pressed By: RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
• Bass Guitar: Chris Ethridge
• Brass: George Bohanon, Tommy Johnson*
• Drums: Jim Gordon, Johny Barbata*, Russ Kinkel*
• Guitar: Clarence White (2), Danny Weiss*, Delaney Bramlett, Dennis Linde, Don Everly, Geoff Muldaur, Jeff Kent, John Sebastian, Phil Everly, Waddy Wachtel, Wayne Perkins
• Guitar [Slide]: Buddy Emmons, Jerry McGee, Ry Cooder
• Harmonica: John Sebastian
• Keyboards: Barry Beckett, Dennis Linde, Michael Fonfara, Spooner Oldham, Warren Zevon
• Producer: Paul A. Rothchild
• Strings [Arrangements]: Jimmie Haskel*
• Vocals: Bonnie Bramlett, David Crosby, Delaney Bramlett, Don Everly, Doug Lubahn, Graham Nash, Jeff Kent, John Sebastian, Phil Everly

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Hey there! You've got a great piece of music history with this Everly Brothers' LP record 'Stories We Can Tell'. It's from 1972, a time when pop - rock and classic rock were booming. How to use it? Well, if you have a vinyl player, just place the record gently on the turntable, set the needle at the start of the groove, and let the music flow. You'll be able to enjoy tracks like 'All We Really Want To Do' and 'Breakdown'. Now, for some important notes. When handling the record, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt or oils on the vinyl, which can affect the sound quality. Store it in a cool, dry place to prevent warping. And it's a good idea to use a proper record cleaner every now and then to keep it in top - notch condition. This record is a real gem, so take good care of it and enjoy the amazing music of the Everly Brothers!