Time Heals The Wounds, by Robert Anstey

Time Heals The Wounds

by Robert Anstey

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1.	Time Heals The Wounds 01:59	buy track
2.	Nice Time In The City 03:10	buy track
3.	All Things In Moderation 02:09	buy track
4.	All These Things 02:34	buy track
5.	And I Wish I Was 01:49	buy track
6.	It's Only Time 01:47	buy track
7.	Or So I Thought 01:41	buy track
8.	Never See You Here Again 03:28	buy track
9.	Susan 02:18	buy track
10.	Ballad 02:39	buy track
11.	I Got To Be Ridin 02:10	buy track
12.	I've Been Here Before 05:39	buy track
13.	What's The World Worth? 03:09	buy track
14.	Take It Easy 01:54	buy track
15.	So Long Curly Morning 02:07	buy track
16.	Gonna Build My Gal A Home 02:36	buy track
17.	Talkin Saskatchewan Sunset 02:42	buy track
18.	So Sunny Out Today 04:05	buy track
19.	If I Live Forever 02:26	buy track
20.	Take Me Home 02:27	buy track

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All songs written by Robert Anstey.
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Robert Anstey – Acoustic and electric guitars, piano, harmonica and bass on #13.
Pete Camozzi – Electric guitar and vocals on #2 and vocals on #15.
Ray Harbour – Bass on #12
Dave Lenfesty – Drums on # 12.
Rick Morris – Vocals on #18.
Bruce Anstey – Harmonica on #18.
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This album is another collection from the treasure trove of songs that I wrote, played and recorded in the early 70’s. I had a reel-to-reel tape recorder with a “sound on sound” capacity on it that allowed me to dub a second track but was hard to get the volumes just right so they’re a little off in places. Also, some of those old tapes showed signs of their age when they were copied onto a computer years later. There is a squealing on a few of the songs.

A few friends like Pete Camozzi, Ray Harbour, Dave Lenfesty, my brother Bruce, Rick Morris, etc. joined me on some of the songs.

The oldest song on the album is All These Things which I wrote in 1968 and this version was recorded in 1972. Most of the songs were recorded in 1972 with the odd one recorded a few years later.

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released September 15, 1976

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