The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Gilded Palace of Sin - 37m 33s

Tracks & Durations

1. Christine's Tune	3:04
2. Sin City	4:11
3. Do Right Woman	3:56
4. Dark End of the Street	3:58
5. My Uncle	2:37
6. Wheels	3:04
7. Juanita	2:31
8. Hot Burrito No.1	3:40
9. Hot Burrito No.2	3:19
10. Do You Know How It Feels	2:09
11. Hippie Boy	4:55

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Review

After exiting the Byrds, Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman formed the Burrito Brothers and recorded The Gilded Palace of Sin, an alternative country record before there even was such a thing. It's all thrilling: the country-ish covers of soul classics such as "Dark End of the Street," the distorted pedal-steel fills of Sneaky Pete Kleinow, and the classic country-rock compositions like the bluegrassy draft-dodger's anthem "My Uncle" and the amazingly twangy critique of capitalism, "Sin City." Along with the Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo, this is the premier example of Parsons and Hillman's prescient hippie-from-Muskogee aesthetic. Nine of Palace's 11 songs are available on the 21-track Farther Along anthology, an option bargain hunters may want to explore. But there's no replacing the full original. --David Cantwell

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