Originally Posted by
SuperSwede
Interesting! I wonder if that is true for other old recordings from the same era? The slower versions sounds so much better!
I hope they release a proper CD box with these "new" slow versions, that would be a fine excuse for buying more of Mr Johnsons music.
I like the slower speeds myself. You can really hear what's going on both with the guitar and especially with the vocals. Faster played music is supposed to be more punchy and exciting? I don't think so!
There's a link at the top of that page...if you click on negative image of RJ that leads you to information about ordering a CD of 24 of his songs at the slower speed.
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