Home / Music / Townes Van Zandt debuted with For the Sake of the Song in 1968Music linernotes album music townes-van-zandtTownes Van Zandt debuted with For the Sake of the Song in 1968For the Sake of the Song was released in August 1968 as Townes Van Zandt’s debut studio album. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesTownes Van Zandt's Our Mother the Mountain is country-folk at its finestOur Mother the Mountain established Townes Van Zandt as one of country-folk's most gifted songwriters.Our Mother the Mountain is Townes Van Zandt's second album, released in 1969Milton Glaser designed the cover of Townes Van Zandt's For the Sake of the SongJack Clement apologized for over-producing Townes Van Zandt's For the Sake of the SongExploreTom Waits recorded his debut Closing Time at Sunset Sound StudiosColter Wall's self-titled debut was recorded at RCA's Studio A in NashvilleShania Twain tracked Come On Over across four different studiosKraftwerk recorded Computer World at their own Kling Klang StudioJanet Jackson recorded Control at Flyte Tyme Studios in MinneapolisPrevious Trombones, flute, and strings joined Jobim on Wave.Next Tommy Strong engineered Kristofferson's debut album