Studio: Selected Studio Recordings 1986-1995
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| Studio: Selected Studio Recordings 1986-1995 | ||
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| Greatest hits by Cowboy Junkies | ||
| Released | November 12, 1996 | |
| Recorded | June 28, 1986 - June 1995 | |
| Genre | Alternative rock | |
| Length | 60:19 | |
| Label | RCA Records | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Cowboy Junkies chronology | ||
| Lay It Down (1996) |
Studio: Selected Studio Recordings 1986-1995 (1996) |
Miles from Our Home (1998) |
Studio: Selected Studio Recordings 1986-1995 is a 1996 album by Cowboy Junkies. It is a greatest hits compilation of singles from the band's albums on RCA Records, and their last official release for that label. (Two unauthorized compilations, Best of the Cowboy Junkies and Cowboy Junkies: The Platinum and Gold Collection, were released by the label in the 2000s without the band's participation.)
The band's next studio album, Lay it Down, was released the same year on Geffen Records. However, Studio also includes the song "A Common Disaster" from Lay it Down.
Studio is also the only official Cowboys Junkies album to include the band's studio version of David Wiffen's "Lost My Driving Wheel", which the band recorded for a 1993 benefit album. The song does, however, appear on some import versions of Black Eyed Man.
[edit] Track listing
All songs by Michael Timmins, except where noted.
- "Shining Moon" – 4:08, written by Lightnin' Hopkins
- "Misguided Angel" – 4:56, written by Michael Timmins and Margo Timmins
- "Blue Moon Revisited (Song for Elvis)" – 4:29, written by Michael Timmins, Margo Timmins, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
- "Sweet Jane" – 3:36, written by Lou Reed
- "Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning" – 3:56
- "Cause Cheap is How I Feel" – 4:15
- "Powderfinger" – 5:46, written by Neil Young
- "Southern Rain" – 4:50
- "A Horse in the Country" – 3:49
- "This Street, That Man, This Life" – 3:13
- "Anniversary Song" – 3:11
- "Ring on the Sill" – 4:22
- "A Common Disaster" – 3:22
- "Lost My Driving Wheel" – 6:26, written by David Wiffen
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