Columbia/Legacy's The Very Best of Tom Rush: No Regrets is the first comprehensive overview ever assembled of Tom Rush, one of the finest interpretive singers, and singer/songwriters, of the folk revival. The disc begins with "San Francisco Bay Blues," from his 1962 debut, Tom Rush at the Unicorn, and concludes with "River Song," a previously unreleased song recorded for the compilation in November 1998. Between those two tunes are 15 songs that touch on each of his albums. Since...   [ read more ]

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It's unfortunate that Tom Rush's third album has such a strong reputation among rock listeners -- not that it doesn't deserve it, but it sort of distracts them from this album, which was as natural a fit for rock listeners as any folk album of its era. Rush's debut album is filled with a hard, bluesy brand of folk music that's hard on the acoustic guitar strings and not much easier on his voice; he sings stuff like "Long John" and "If Your Man Gets Busted" with a deep, throaty barit...   [ read more ]

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In 1997, BGO released Tom Rush/Wrong End of the Rainbow, which contained two complete albums -- Tom Rush (1970, originally released on Columbia) and Wrong End of the Rainbow (1970, also originally released on Columbia) -- by influential folky Tom Rush on one compact disc. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide

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