B W Stevenson - B W Stevenson

Review by Manoj Ranaweera

B W Stevenson's self-titled album is an impressive piece of work that showcases the singer-songwriter's unique voice and songwriting abilities. The album, which was released in 1972, features 10 tracks that range from upbeat country-rock tunes to heartfelt ballads.

The album's opening track, "My Maria", is a standout song that became a hit for Stevenson and was later covered by Brooks & Dunn. The song's infectious melody and Stevenson's soulful vocals make it a timeless classic.

Other standout tracks on the album include "August Evening Lady", a beautiful ballad that showcases Stevenson's storytelling abilities, and "Be My Woman Tonight", a catchy tune with an irresistible hook.

Artist: B W Stevenson
Album: B W Stevenson

1972

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Two Track Road	0:36
Highway One	3:33
Texas Morning	3:23
Home Again	2:23
Long Way To Go
Say What I Feel	2:07
Wasted Too Much Time	4:02
Save A Little Time For Love	2:15
On My Own	4:49
Lonesome Song	3:05

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B.W. Stevenson - Texas Morning - 1972

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LSP-4685

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RCA Victor

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Hollywood Press

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	RCA's Mid-America Recording Center, Chicago, Illinois
Mastered At	RCA Studios
Pressed By	RCA Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood
Published By	Prophecy Publishing
Copyright (c)	RCA Records

Credits

Role	Credit
Acoustic Guitar	Ron Steele (tracks: A2)
Arranged By	Jerry Zervic
Conductor	Jerry Zervic
Backing Vocals	Ed Shook (tracks: A3 to A5, B2, B3, B5), Kitty Appling (tracks: A3 to A5, B2 to B5)
Bass	Shane Appling (tracks: B1, B4, B5), Sid Sims (tracks: A1 to A5, B2, b3)
Design	Acy Lehman
Drums	Don Simmons
Electric Guitar	Pat Ferreri (tracks: A4)
Engineer	Brian Christian, Don Holden
Guitar	B. W. Stevenson
Harmonica	Mickey Raphael
Noises	Mickey Raphael (tracks: B1)
Pedal Steel Guitar	Ray Tate (tracks: A4)
Percussion	Ed Shook (tracks: A2), Richard Silen (tracks: A2)
Photography By	Nick Sangiamo
Producer	David M. Kershenbaum
Remix	Russ Vestuto
Rhythm Guitar	Pat Ferreri (tracks: B2)
Tambourine	Brian Christian (tracks: B2)
Technician	Joseph Lopes
Twelve-String Guitar	Pat Ferreri (tracks: A2)
Written-By	Stevenson (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B5)

Notes

© 1972 RCA Records
Hollywood Pressing variant of this Indianapolis press by same catalog #.
Gatefold; has Jacket Mfg. Plant # lower, left inside liner.
Recorded in the RCA Mid-America Recording Center, Chicago, Illinois
Published by:
A4, B4 - Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc.
B2 - Roger Miller Music/Mountain Music Farm.
B3 - Don Mar Music/Don Lee Music
All other selections - Prophecy Publishing
dynaflex™ of RCA

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A Side Label): APRS-9036
Matrix / Runout (B Side Label): APRS-9037
Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped): APRS-9036-3S H
Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped): APRS-9037-3S H
Rights Society (A4, B2-4): BMI
Rights Society (All other selections): ASCAP
Other (Jacket Mfg. Plant #): 3

About B W Stevenson

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B.W. stands for Buckwheat. Stevenson from Dallas, Texas was born October 5, 1949 and died April 28, 1988 during heart surgery aged 38.

Real Name

Louis Charles Stevenson

Name Vars

B. Stevenson
B. W. Stevenson
BW Stevenson
Louis Stevenson
Stephenson
Stevenson
W.B. Stevenson

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Summary by Manoj Ranaweera

B W Stevenson's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of country-rock and singer-songwriter music. Stevenson's unique voice and songwriting abilities make this album a true gem of the genre.

Comments

thedayproduce

This song still stands the test of time.

kontaktthemilioner

He left us way to soon. Miss him. One of our Texas sons.

buentellobob

Outside the sun is up and the wind blows me like a paper cup down the highway.......

liftesports

~❤❤❤~

sharathpcool92

Rest in Peace beautiful sound of Texas

xharsh

Lovely cover of "Texas Morning"! Seems like only true native Texans can do it justice. :-) Mike Nesmith's version, released a year earlier in 1971, is great, too. On the album (Nevada Fighter), he seamlessly melds that last line, in his inimitable speak-singing, "the wind blows me, like a Dixie cup, down the highway..." into "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" - pure genius. You don't get that kind of seamlessness any more with individual cuts off the CD. Nesmith's version is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTsNmzxOLts

beng111

My parents had this album when I was seven. This song captured my imagination. I always wanted to know more about Cactus Jack. The atmosphere of this track is perfect. Three and a half minutes of cinema for your mind's eye.