Name: Time to Move on
Brand: Folk Era Records
SKU: 234960
Price: 22.65 USD
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Time to Move on

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Album: Time to Move on
#	Song Title	Time
1)	You Know My Name
2)	Angel Cake and Wine
3)	Honey Wind Blows, The
4)	If It Fits Your Fancy
5)	World I Used to Know!, The
6)	In This Wide World
7)	Time to Move On
8)	San Francisco Bay Blues
9)	Sleep My Love
10)	Stella's Got a New Dress
11)	Diamonds of Dew
12)	Four Strong Winds

Album: Time to Move on
#	Song Title	Time
1)	You Know My Name
2)	Angel Cake and Wine
3)	Honey Wind Blows, The
4)	If It Fits Your Fancy
5)	World I Used to Know!, The
6)	In This Wide World
7)	Time to Move On
8)	San Francisco Bay Blues
9)	Sleep My Love
10)	Stella's Got a New Dress
11)	Diamonds of Dew
12)	Four Strong Winds

Performer Notes

Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California in 1963. Includes liner notes by Howard E. Wooden and Bob Russell.
Digitally remastered by Laurie Flannery (Northeastern Digital).
Recording information: RCA Victor's Music Center Of the World, Hollywood, CA (1963).
Glenn Yarbrough's first solo album after leaving the Limelighters, Time to Move On, set the tone for the rest of his career: light acoustic arrangements, songs from an eclectic array of sources, and vibrato-laden vocals. Falling somewhere between pop and folk, Yarbrough's solo work fit nicely into the growing adult contemporary "scene" that would eventually include Gordon Lightfoot, Roger Whittaker, and other such artists whose music continues to pose classification problems for so many record stores. Yarbrough tackles one Rod McKuen song ("The World I Used to Know"), Jesse Fuller's "San Francisco Bay Blues," and closes with a lovely rendition of "Four Strong Winds." ~ Greg Adams

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (4-5/00, p.87) - "...contains tunes which quickly went on to become classics for the former Limelighter....This classic reissue does evoke an earlier time, but if you don't know Yarbrough's work, it's worth listening to just to hear a master craftsman at work."