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Last of the Red Hot Burritos

Live album fulfilling the band's contract after Hillman's departure.

By 1972, the Flying Burrito Brothers had lost all founding members except Chris Hillman, who soon left too. A&M Records, losing confidence, released this live album to fulfill the band's contract. Rick Roberts, now holding the name, led a version with no original members until the group dissolved in 1973.

Quick Facts

Artist
the Flying Burrito Brothers
Released
May 1972
Genre
Country rock
Length
34:45
Label
A&M
Producer
Jim Dickson

Facts from the source article.

Track listing

Side one

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Christine's Tune (A.K.A. Devil in Disguise)Chris Hillman, Gram Parsons3:54
2Six Days on the RoadEarl Green, Carl Montgomery3:03
3My UncleChris Hillman, Gram Parsons2:20
4Dixie BreakdownJimmie Lunceford, Don Reno2:17
5Don't Let Your Deal Go DownLouise Certain, Gladys Stacey Flatt, Jerry Organ, Wayne Walker2:20
6Orange Blossom SpecialErvin T. Rouse3:39

Side two

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Ain't That a Lot of LoveHomer Banks, Deanie Parker3:20
2High Fashion QueenChris Hillman, Gram Parsons3:22
3Don't Fight ItWilson Pickett, Steve Cropper2:56
4Hot Burrito #2Chris Ethridge, Gram Parsons4:35
5Losing GameJames Carr, Dennis Weaver2:59

Track listing from the source article.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Last of the Red Hot Burritos released?

Last of the Red Hot Burritos was released in May 1972.

Who produced Last of the Red Hot Burritos?

Last of the Red Hot Burritos was produced by Jim Dickson.

What genre is Last of the Red Hot Burritos?

Last of the Red Hot Burritos is classified as country rock.

How long is Last of the Red Hot Burritos?

Last of the Red Hot Burritos runs 34:45.

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