Pedersen, Herb

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Lonesome Feeling Used - Vinyl - SH 3738 1984 Original Pressed On Quiex Type Pure Virgin Vinyl. CC, Appears Unplayed. more
	Lonesome Feeling Used - Vinyl - SH-3738 1984 Original. "Lonesome Feeling" by Herb Pedersen offers a heartfelt exploration into the rich tapestry of American roots music. This captivating record showcases Pedersen's formidable talents as a vocalist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, solidifying his reputation within the bluegrass, country, and folk genres. Listeners will discover a masterful blend of intricate acoustic arrangements and sincere vocal delivery, characteristic of his distinctive approach. The album artfully weaves together classic influences with a timeless sound, making it an essential listen for fans seeking authentic traditional folk and country folk sounds from a respected Americana artist. On "Lonesome Feeling," Pedersen delves into themes of introspection and universal human experience, presented with the warmth and musical precision that have defined his extensive career. The tracks frequently highlight his signature banjo and guitar work, enhanced by thoughtful instrumentation that resonates deeply with aficionados of vintage country and acoustic music. This recording stands as a testament to Pedersen's enduring artistry and his ability to craft songs that evoke both a sense of nostalgia and profound reflection, cementing its place as a cherished item for collectors and new listeners interested in the work of a legendary banjo player and singer-songwriter. more
	Southwest Used - Vinyl - PE 34225 1976 Original In Custom Inner Sleeve, Still In Shrink Wrap. Tiny Top Seam Split. Appears Unplayed. His Debut Solo Album, Featuring Backing Vocals From Linda Ronstadt And Emmylou Harris And Guitar Work From David Lindley And Larry Carlton. more
	Southwest Used - Vinyl - PE 34225 1978 US original white label promo with gold promo stamp on rear. EX/NM- vinyl; textured jacket with a stain effect cover art, EX jacket. "Like many other members of the Californian country and folk scenes, by the time 1976 rolled around Herb Pedersen had succumbed to the peaceful, easy breezes blowing out of LA, something that his 1976 debut, Southwest, thoroughly reflects. Produced by Mike Post, the composer best known for his award-winning television themes, perhaps it's not a surprise that there's more than a bit of studio polish on this collection, a feeling accentuated by the sterling set of supporting musicians: David Lindley, Larry Carlton, Jim Gordon, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris all make appearances. By and large, Pedersen avoids the bluegrass -- toward the end of the record, he covers Bill Monroe's "Can't You Hear Me Callin'," the lone moment that feels like a string-band throwback -- and specializes in a mellow, sun-kissed country-rock on Southwest. At times, there's either a hint of twang or high lonesome strumming in the arrangements -- and early on, the progressive cover of the Beatles' "Paperback Writer" and "Rock & Roll Cajun" are deceptively fuzz-toned -- but the defining characteristic of this record is its supple softness, best showcased in the sparkling "The Hey Boys," the lushly orchestrated "Harvest Home," and "Jesus Once Again," the latter a propulsive piece of soft-rock pop that should've been a hit." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Southwest Used - Vinyl - PE 34225 Beautiful 1976 Original In Shrink Wrap. Features Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris And Others. more