LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

Art imitated life when Robert Altman cast Keith Carradine as a country singer in his classic film 'Nashville'; Carradine contributed his own songs to the film, and danged if one of them, 'I’m Easy', didn’t win an Academy Award for Best Song and become a Top Ten hit! That launched Carradine into a recording career, which we’ve documented here by reissuing his two albums for Asylum on one, 21-track CD, with notes containing Carradine’s reflections about this interesting little detour from his acting career. Another exclusive pop culture coup from 'Collectors’ Choice Music'! Includes from 'I’m Easy—Honey Won’t You Let Me Be Your Friend; High Sierra; Been Gone So Long; I’m Easy; The Soul Is Strong; I Will Never Forget Your Face; It’s Been So Long; Raining in the City; I’ll Be There', and 'Spellbound'. From 'Lost and Found—Mr. Blue; Love Conquers Nothing; Smile Again, Laugh Again; San Diego Serenade; Homeless Eyes; Joy; Rise and Shine; Love of the Blues; Rain; Chance Blues', and 'Neutron Bomb' (no, there’s nothing wrong with your CD, that’s supposed to be the sound of a neutron bomb exploding)!