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Tom Rush (born February 8, 1941) is an American folk and blues singer, songwriter, musician and recording artist. Rush was born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the adopted son of a teacher at St. Paul's School, in Concord, New Hampshire. Tom began performing in 1961 while studying at Harvard University after having graduated from the Groton School. He majored in English literature. Many of his early recordings are versions of Lowland Scots and Appalachian folk songs. He regularly performed at the Club 47 coffeehouse (now called Club Passim) in Cambridge, the Unicorn in Boston, and The Main Point in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
Rush is credited by Rolling Stone magazine with ushering in the era of the singer/songwriter. In addition to performing his own compositions, he covered songs by Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Murray McLauchlan, David Wiffen and William Hawkins, helping them to gain recognition early in their careers.
Bob Dylan is reputed to be the "Roosevelt Gook" credited as playing piano on the 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me, though many believe it was Al Kooper under another name to collect a second musician's fee.
His 1968 composition "No Regrets" has become an acknowledged standard, with numerous cover versions having been recorded (Rush did two radically different versions himself). These include The Walker Brothers, who gave Tom Rush a belated Top Ten exposure as a songwriter on the UK singles chart, Emmylou Harris, who included the song on her 1988 album Bluebird, and Midge Ure whose cover also made the UK Top Ten.
A video of his performance of Steven Walters' "The Remember Song" was placed on YouTube and to date (June 2012) it has received over 6 million plays. Writing on his website, Rush said, "I've been waiting 45 years to be an overnight sensation, and it's finally happened! A video clip of my performance of "The Remember Song" has 'gone viral.' I felt terrible at first, thinking I was being accused of being a musical equivalent of Ebola, but my children explained to me that this was a good thing." One of the earliest music videos produced (1968) for an artist by a record company, Elektra, can be found at his website, www.tomrush.com. It was used to promote his signature song, "No Regrets" for "The Circle Game" album. A number of recent videos from a 2010 concert performed in Old Saybrook, CT can be found on the video website Vimeo under a search for Tom Rush.
Tom Rush is married to author Renée Askins and was formerly married to singer Beverly Rush.
Over the years Tom Rush has used a number of guitars on stage, his current primary one a handcrafted acoustic made by Don Musser. In February 2012, Rush appeared on stage in Colorado with a new instrument, a cedar-top Dreadnaught with an inlay of a snake wrapped around a reclining nude woman. The guitar, crafted by McKenzie & Marr Guitars is a "re-incarnation" of one of Rush's earliest acoustics - the famous "Naked Lady."
On 28 Dec 2012 Rush appeared at Boston Symphony Hall to celebrate fifty years in the music biz.

Track Listing “Tom Rush (1970)”:
01. Driving Wheel (David Wiffen) 05:28
02. Rainy Day Man (James Taylor, Zachary Wiesner) 03:15
03. Drop Down Mama (Sleepy John Estes) 02:38
04. Old Man Song (Murray McLauchlan) 03:28
05. Lullaby (Jesse Colin Young) 03:53
06. These Days (Jackson Browne) 02:46
07. Wild Child (Fred Neil) 03:19 
08. Colors Of The Sun (Jackson Browne) 03:56
09. Livin'In The Country (Day, Winsted) 02:38
10. Child's Song (Murray McLauchlan) 04:17
Track Listing “Wrong End Of The Rainbow (1970)”:
11. Wrong End Of The Rainbow (Tom Rush, Trevor Veitch) 02:57
12. Biloxi (Jesse Winchester) 04:47
13. Merrimac County (Tom Rush, Trevor Veitch) 02:57
14. Riding On A Railroad (James Taylor) 05:53
15. Came To See Me Yesterday In The Month Of (Ray O'Sullivan) 02:35
16. Starlight (Tom Rush) 04:44
17. Sweet Baby James (James Taylor) 03:27
18. Rotunda (Tom Rush, Trevor Veitch) 03:29
19. Jazzman (Ed Holstein) 02:41
20. Gnostic Serenade (William Hawkins) 04:56

Personnel:
Tom Rush - 1970:
Tom Rush - vocals, guitar
Trevor Veich - lead guitar, rhythm guitar, mando-cello
Duke Bardwell - bass
Warren Bernhardt - piano, organ
Herbie Lovelle - drums
Dave Bromberg - dobro in "Driving Wheel"
Paul Griffin - organ in "Driving Wheel"
Red Rhodes - steel guitar in "Colors Of The Sun"
Ed Freeman - 12 string guitar in "Old Man Song"
Ron Carter - acoustic bass in "Lullaby"

Wrong End Of The Rainbow - 1970:
Tom Rush - vocals, acoustic guitar
Trevor Veich - lead guitar, rhythm guitar, mando-cello
Bob Boucher - bass
Dave Lewis - percussion
John Locke - piano, organ in "Starlight", "Wrong End Of The Rainbow"
Erik Robertson - piano, organ in all others
Paul Armin - violin, viola

Extra Informatie:
Aantal Discs: 1xCD
Genre: Rock, Country
Format: Flac (tracks + Cue + Log)
Year of Release: 1970 (Remastered 1997)
Speelduur: 74 minuten
Cover: Front, Back en Insides zijn in de RARs verwerkt