John Hartford's Aeroplain

[JUSTIN M. PRUSI]

Does anybody know where I can find this album? I've been looking for it for
a few years now with no avail. If anybody can tell me the name of the record
company that released it, that sure would help. I know it's not on Flying
Fish records (the label most of his stuff is on). I'm pretty sure this album
is one of his earliest releases, so it may be on some obscure label. I
appreciate any help anyone has for me.

Justin Prusi

jmp...@mtu.edu

[Joel Bernstein]

That would be "Aereo Plain", released on Warner Brothers (WS 1916) in 1971.
Certainly hard to find now...not reissued on CD to my knowledge. Contains a
truly great version of Albert E. Brumley's "Turn Your Radio On". Produced
by David Bromberg. Good Luck! Joel

[Mark Linimon]

In article <2qorlg$a...@barracuda2.me> jmp...@mtu.edu (JUSTIN M. PRUSI) writes:
>I'm pretty sure this album is one of his earliest releases, so it may be
>on some obscure label.

Half right. This is a 1971 release on Warner Brothers records. Produced
by David Bromberg. Track list: Turn Your Radio On/Steamboat Whistle Blues/
Back in the Goodle Days/Up on the Hill Where They Do the Boogie/Boogie/
First Girl I Loved/Presbyterian Guitar/With a Vamp in the Middle/Symphony
Hall Rag/Because of You/Steam Powered Aereo Plane/Holding/Tear Down the
Grand Ole Opry/Leather Britches/Station Break/Turn Your Radio On.
WB 1916, "Aereo-Plain", 1971. From deep in his hippie days; one of
my favorite Hartford albums.

Some of his even *earlier* stuff was on RCA. Like this, I presume it's
all LONG out of print.

Good luck finding a copy!

Mark Linimon
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