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Crazy Eyes is the fifth studio album (and sixth album overall) released by the American country rock band Poco. Released in 1973, Crazy Eyes was the album with which founding member Richie Furay ended his original tenure with the group. Oops something went wrong: 403

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Engineer [Recording] Bill Graham * Fiddle Chris Hillman Mandolin Doug Sax Mastered By Joe Lala Percussion Show more credits. Versions Filter by Labels & Companies 38 versions Add to Wantlist Recommendations Running On Empty Jackson Browne Released 1977 — US Vinyl — LP, Album, Stereo Harvest Neil Young Released 1972 — US Vinyl — LP, Album, Stereo

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Crazy Eyes Lyrics (Richie Furay) I got a feeling about you, love who's fooling who Crazy eyes I been a foolin' you You sing songs about brass buttons and shiny silver shoes Crazy eyes what.

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The song "Crazy Eyes" by Poco holds a special place in the hearts of many music enthusiasts. Released in 1973, this classic rock track has garnered both critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. While the song may resonate with different individuals in various ways, it carries a profound meaning that captivates listeners.

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Crazy Eyes Poco Released 1973 Crazy Eyes Tracklist 1 Blue Water Lyrics 2 Fools Gold Lyrics 3 Here We Go Again Lyrics 4 Brass Buttons Lyrics 5 Right Along Lyrics 6 Crazy Eyes Lyrics 7.

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Crazy Eye -era Poco Stringing along sombre spare banjo passages, harrowing orchestral arrangements, dissonant electric guitar sounds, and passionate country harmonies, Poco created a sound that let you know exactly what kind of power this type of music can unleash when it wanted to and the song itself became more than a fitting way to honor Gram.

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[Review] Poco: Crazy Eyes (1973) Posted on December 16, 2019 by Dave Connolly It's the last Poco fans would see of founder Richie Furay, who left for the lights of the Southern Hills. Kronomyth 6.0: The Gram Finale. This is the last Poco album to feature Richie Furay, and marks the end of an era in more ways than one.

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Provided to YouTube by Epic/LegacyCrazy Eyes · PocoCrazy Eyes℗ Epic Records, a division of Sony Music EntertainmentReleased on: 1973-09-15Producer: Jack Rich.

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Crazy Eyes Poco ROCK · 1973 Early country-rock originators Poco hit a zenith on their sixth album, 1973's Crazy Eyes. For one thing, they brought in producer Jack Richardson (Alice Cooper, Grass Roots), whose song know-how made this Poco's most satisfying release.

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By Doug Collette No Comments Intentional or not, the cover images for Poco's Crazy Eyes (released 9/15/73) were prescient indeed. On the front, a group portrait catches a somber quintet shrouded in shadows, while the back cover finds the group all smiles-with the exception of Richie Furay, whose forced grin seems more like a grimace.