The Last of the Red Hot Burritos (1972)

About this title: Gram Parsons was hardly the only worthwhile musician in the Flying Burrito Brothers, but the group's fusion of a country sound with a rock and roll mentality was largely his brainchild, and though the group soldiered on for a while after he left for a solo career, their focus was never quite the same. In 1972 the Burritos announced they were calling it a day, and the live set Last Of The Red Hot Burritos was intended to be their final album. By this point, Chris Hillman was the band's de facto leader (he was the only member of the group who had appeared on the Burritos' classic debut ... read more

Tracks:

1. Christine's Tune (A.K.A. Devil in Disguise) [Hillman/Parsons]
2. Six Days on the Road [Green/Montgomery]
3. My Uncle [Hillman/Parsons]
4. Dixie Breakdown [Lunceford/Reno]
5. Don't Let Your Deal Go Down [Certain/Flatt/Organ]
6. Orange Blossom Special [Rouse]
7. Ain't That a Lot of Love [Parker/Banks]
8. High Fashion Queen [Hillman/Parsons]
9. Don't Fight It
10. Hot Burrito No. 2 [Ethridge/Parsons]
11. Losing Game [Carr/Weaver]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.