THAT'S WHERE I'D GO
IF I KNEW WHICH
WAY WAS HOME
(August 1, 1951 – December 4, 1976)
was an
American rock guitarist
and songwriter
who played with
Zephyr
(from 1969 to 1971),
the James Gang
(from 1973 to 1974)
and
Deep Purple
(from 1975 to 1976),
in addition to maintaining
a career as
a solo artist
and session musician,
notably for
Billy Cobham
on his
1973 album
Spectrum.
CD 1
TRACKLIST
Wild Dogs
[Acoustic Demo]
Red Skies
[Demo]
Evening Rain
[Demo]
Sister Andrea
[Demo]
Heart Light
[Demo]
Teaser
[Acoustic Demo]
You Know, You Know
[Live]
San Francisco River
[Live]
Meaning Of Love
[Acoustic Demo]
Shake The Devil
[Live]
Crazed Fandango
(Outtake)
Jump Back
[Acoustic Demo]
Wild Dogs
[Early LA Demo]
Crazed Fandango
(Demo)
Savannah Woman
(Demo)
CD 2
TRACKLIST
Alexis
[Acoustic Demo]
Teaser
[Early LA Demo]
Celebration
[Acoustic Demo]
Destiny
[Demo]
Dreamer
[Early LA Demo]
Slow Driver
[Acoustic Demo]
Journey
[Acoustic Demo]
Gypsy Moon
[Acoustic Demo]
You Told Me That You Loved Me
[Live]
The Grind
[Early LA Demo]
Someday, We'll Bring Our Love Home
[Acoustic Demo]
Hello Again
(Outtake, guitar and vocals only, no strings overdubbed) [*]
Alexis
[4 Track Demo]
Summer Breezes
(Demo)
Standing In The Rain
(Demo) [*]
Lady Love [*]
Heartlight [*]
Brother, Brother [*]
Gypsy Soul
(Demo, Acoustic guitar + vocals) [*]
Slow Driver
(Acoustic Version) [*]
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