Jeff Bridges - Slow Magic, 1977-1978 (LP)
- Artist:
- Jeff Bridges
- Title:
- Slow Magic, 1977-1978
- Label:
- Light In The Attic
- Catalog#:
- LITA228-1-1
- Format:
- 1 x Vinyl LP, Album, Record Store Day, Remastered, Stereo
- Country:
- US
- Released:
- 12 Apr 2025
- Media Condition:
- Mint (M)
- Sleeve Condition:
- Mint (M)
- Stock Images:
- Images are stock images, actual item may differ.
£37.95
In stock
SKU
DISC33677307N1
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| A1 | Jeff Bridges | He's Here |
| A2 | Jeff Bridges | Obnoxious |
| A3 | Jeff Bridges | Attitude |
| A4 | Jeff Bridges | Space #1 |
| A5 | Jeff Bridges | Slow Magic |
| A6 | Jeff Bridges , Burgess Meredith | Here On This Island (feat. Burgess Meredith) |
| B1 | Jeff Bridges | Light Blues |
| B2 | Jeff Bridges | This Is The One |
| B3 | Jeff Bridges | Space #2 |
| B4 | Jeff Bridges | You Could Be Ready |
| B5 | Jeff Bridges , Burgess Meredith | Kong (feat. Burgess Meredith) |
| Genre | Rock, Funk / Soul, Rhythm & Blues, Blues Rock, Psychedelic |
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| Notes | LP AVAILABLE APRIL 12, 2025 (RECORD STORE DAY) AT INDEPENDENT RECORD STORES “Music is the weed that keeps popping out of the concrete in my life. It just seems to want to come out.” –Jeff Bridges Culled from a single decaying cassette tape labeled “July 1978,” these recordings are a window into the secret musical life of the Dude. Even after becoming one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Bridges spent all his free time jamming and recording with a trusted circle of musicians composed of childhood friends, artists, and assorted L.A. oddballs. Imagine The Band playing at CBGB with The Exploding Plastic Inevitable. Or Arthur Russell and the Talking Heads collaborating on a suite of mutant disco. Though Bridges and his friends were brought up around the movie industry, they decided to create their own private musical universe, where they could be as weird as they wanted. Their music opens a portal to a hidden world of outlandish creativity and camaraderie in 1970s Los Angeles. It’s the missing piece of his musical evolution, revealed here for the first time in all its joyful abandon. |
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