Label: Lion Records (Germany), Lion 223
Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Country: Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.
Time: 25:25
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 239 Mb
Dean
Wilden and Tony Decker are Fargo. Their home is Salt Lake City, Utah.
People who meet them or hear their music find that fact incongruous, for
thinking of Salt Lake City brings to mind the Tabernacle with its
mysteries and its majesty and the descendents of Brigham Young quietly
living their lives by that oddly isolated sea in the heartland of
America. Somehow it's hard to imagine young contemporary
singers-composers at work against this backdrop.
Twenty-one years of
living in and around Utah and Colorado have been etched into their
memories and have made the personalities of Tony and Dean. A mother
plays the violin to entertain her children; a father softly strums his
guitar in the evening; Sundays echo the magnificent music of the
church.
There is always music—choir practice, school concerts and
the radio bringing in the sounds of New York, Nashville and Hollywood.
Two distinct musical personalities evolve, and upon meeting they merge,
and the halfthought- out melodies of childhood can no longer wait to
become songs.
I See it Now by Tony and Cross with No Name by Dean are
new songs about Jesus. A Castle in Wales is about a castle in Wales,
unless you want to search for hidden meanings. Lady Goodbye is a
timeless morality ballad.
Here are Tony Decker and Dean Wilden with
their songs and music. Not New York, Nashville or Hollywood – not even
pure Salt Lake City - just FARGO.
(therockasteria.blogspot.com/2025/10/rep-fargo-i-see-it-now-1969-us-charming.html)
01. 'round About Way Of Describing Our Situation (02:31)
02. Lady Goodbye (01:49)
03. The Sound Of It (02:39)
04. Places Everyone (02:26)
05. A Castle In Wales (02:20)
06. Talks We Used To Have (02:30)
07. When The Dew Drops Change To Teardrops (02:13)
08. Promises Of Love (02:16)
09. You Need Me (01:23)
10. Cross With No Name (02:47)
11. I See It Now (02:25)
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