B B King         B B KING Volume 1

New World    NW 6004                    -ENG 1972     

                                        

SIDE 1-      
1- My Own Fault Baby           (King - Josea)
2- You Upset Me Baby (King - Josea)
3- Bad Luck                                 (King - Taub)
4- Three O'Clock Blues               (King - Taub)
5- Woke Up This Morning             (King - Taub)
6- Ten Long Years                           (King - Taub)

SIDE 2-      
1- You're Breaking My Heart                (Josea - King)              
2- Did You Ever Love A Woman        (King - Taub)
3- Going Down Slow                         (R. Charles)
4- Sneaking Around                        (King - Taub - Ling)
5- Sweet Sixteen                           (King - Taub - Ling)
6- Parting Time                            (King - Josea)
   

Manufactured and distributed by
Enterprise Records (Merchandising) Ltd
Winchelsea Road Harlesden N.W. 10
A New World product
Printed in England by Richard Davis Ltd.

Arlo Guthrie     The Best of Arlo Guthrie         

Warner Brothers     WB 56 431 (BSK-2-3117)         -GER

SIDE  1

Alice's Restaurant Massacree                              (Arlo Guthrie)

Gabriel's Mother's Hiway Ballad # 16 Blues          (Arlo Guthrie)

Cooper's Lament                                                     (Arlo Guthrie)

SIDE  2

Motorcycle (Significance Of The Pickle)  Song              (Arlo Guthrie)

Coming Into Los Angels                                              (Arlo Guthrie) 

Last Train                                                               (Arlo Guthrie)

City Of New Orleans                                        (Steve Goodman)

Darkest Hour                                            (Arlo Guthrie)

Last To Leave.                                       (Arlo Guthrie)

Allman Brothers Band (The)  The  A.B.B.  At  Fillmore East           

CAPRICORN     2476 010 / 2476 011   -double             -ENG 1971
Producer: Tom Dowd 







RECORD 1

SIDE ONE-            
Statesboro Blues                               (Will Mctell)    
Done Somebody Wrong                      (David C. Thomas/Clarence Lewis/Elmore James/Morgan Robinson)                        
They Call It Stormy Monday Blues          (T.Bone Walker)          

SIDE TWO-      
You Don't Love Me                            (Willie Cobbs)          


RECORD 2    

SIDE ONE -    
Hot 'Lanta                                            (G. & D. Allman/Betts/Trucks/Oakley/Johnson)
Im Memory Of Elisabeth Reed               (Betts)          

SIDE TWO -      

Whipping Post                                  (G. Allman)


DUANNE ALLMAN- lead and slide guitar 
GREGG ALLMAN-organ-piano-vocals
DICKY BETTS- lead guitar  
BERRY OAKLEY-bass 
JAI JOHANNY JOHANSON-drums-congas-timbales.
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums and tympani                 

Thanks to special guest - Tom Doucette-harmonica
All arrangments by The Allman Brothers Band
Engineers: Aaron Baron, Larry Dahlstrom
Recorded live at The Fillmore East, March 12 & 13, 1971, 
by special arrangement with Bill Graham
Produced by Tom Dowd for No Exit Music, Inc. by
special arrangement with Phil Walden & Associates, Inc
Photography & graphic concept by Jim Marshall

Sleeve printed and made by MacNeill Press Ldt., London, S.E.1

Average White Band            Warmer Communications   

RCA VICTOR    XL-13053 -POR  1978
Producer: Arif Mardin









SIDE 1-          
Your Love Is A Miracle                     (White - Gorrie)                    
Same Feeling Different Song                  (Stuart - White - Gorrie - Ball)                  
Daddy's All Gone                                 (James Taylor)  
Big City Lights                                (Ferrone - Gorrie - Stuart)      



SIDE 2-        
She's A Dream                                                                        (Stuart)  
Warmer Communications                                                        (Gorrie - Ferrone - Ball - Stuart)                      
The Price Of The Dream                                                          (Gorrie-White)  
Sweet & Sour                                                                               (Gorrie - Stuart - Ball)
One Look Over My Shoulder (Is This Really Goodbye?)                  (Ball - Gorrie - Stuart)  

Engineered by Gene Paul

Art Blakey     In My Prime Vol 1          

"Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers"
TIMELESS "SOJAZZ" SJP 114 / ti -POR
Producer: Wim Wigt







LADO A-    
Jody                       (Walter Davis Jr.)  
1978                          (James Williams)                

LADO B-        
To See Her Face               (Robert Watson)  
Kamal                           (Dennis Irwin)          

ART BLAKEY-drums
DAVID SCHNITTER- tenor sax
ROBERT WATSON- alto sax
VALERY PONOMAREV-trumpete
JAMES WILLIAMS-piano
DENNIS IRWIN-bass
CURTIS FULLER-trombone,
RAY MANTILLA-percussion                  


Recorded at CI Studio, New York City
Recording date: December, 29, 1977
Recording Engineer: Elvin Campbell
Photography and Cover Design: Mark Bug Zester

Anthony Williams      Life Time    

BUE NOTE    074-60 086 -POR  
Notes: Lawrence Rutter








SAM RIVERS- tenor saxophone
BOBBY HUTCHERSON-vibraphone-marrimba
HERBIE HANCOCK-piano
RICHARD DAVIS-bass
GARY PEACOCK-bass
ANTHONY WILLIAMS-drums
RON CARTER-bass       

LADO A-
2 Pieces Of One        
   1.Red            
   2.Green            
      Sam Rivers, tenor saxophone; Richard Davis, bass;
      Gary Peacock, bass; Anthony Williams, drums


LADO B-
Tomorrow Afternoon     
      Sam Rivers, tenor saxophone; Gary Peacock, bass;
      Anthony Williams, drums

Memory  
      Bobby Hutcherson, vibraphone and marimba; Herbie Hancock, piano;
      Anthony Williams, part of drum set, tympani, wood blocks, maracas and triangle

Barb's Song To The Wizard                                                    
      Herbie Hancock, piano
      Ron Carter, bass        

All by Anthony Williams

Cover Photo: Francis Wolff
Cover Design: Reid Miles
Recorded By Rudy Van Gelder

notes:
Date on label, ‘LADO A’ and ‘LADO B’: 1964
Date on album back cover: 1977

Animals & Sonny Boy Williamson (The)        Idem  

'Newcastle-on-Tyne, December 1963'
CHARLY 77-CH22 -SPA 1978
Producer: Giorgio Gomelsky








SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON- harmonica-vocals
ERIC BURDON-vocals
ALAN PRICE-piano-organ 
HILTON VALENTINE-lead guitar
CHAS CHANDLER-bass
JOHN STEEL-drums       

Lado A-     
Sonny's Slow Walk                        (Unknown)   
Pontiac Blues                            (S. B. Williamson)    
My Babe                                       (Willie Dixon)   
I Don't Care No More                  (S. B. Williamson)             
Baby Dont You Worry                       (Unknown)    
Night Time In The Right Time               (Herman)     

Lado B-     
I'm Gonna Put You Down               (Unknown)    
Fattening Frogs For Snakes               (Unknown)             
Nobody But You                                 (Unknown)     
Bye-Bye Sonny, Bye-Bye               (Unknown)    
Coda                                              (Unknown)

Eric Burdon (Shouts, Screams, & vocals on track 6, side 1 and on tracks 3 & 4, side 2
Notes:  Giorgio Gomelsky
Recorded: At Club A Gogo, Newcastle-on-Tyne, December 1963
Engineer: Philip Wood

Animals, Eric Burdon & The    Newcastle-On-Tyne, December 1963       

CHARLY        1963    POR - RISLP 14042  

Prd: Giorgio Gomelsky

-nts: Giorgio Gomelsky 

ERIC BURDON-vl,   

ALAN PRICE-org-pn,

CHAS CHANDLER-bx,       

HILTON VALENTINE-gt,

JOHN STEEL-bat.                    

Sonny Boy Williamson-bat*

L1            

Let It Rock                   (E Anderson)                           

Gotta Find My Baby       (Chuck Berry)                        

Bo Diddley                   (E McDaniel).   

L2                        

I'm Almost Grow           (Chuck Berry)                      

Dimples                     (John Lee Hooker-Bracken)            

Boom-Boom                    (John Lee Hooker)    

C Jam Blues *                (Duke Ellington)..                                                    

Animals, Eric Burdon & The       Winds Of Change          

POLYDOR     1967    SPA - 2391-293        

Prd: Tom Wilson        

-nts

           

DENNY McCULOCH-bx     

BARRY JENKINS-bat,

VIC BRIGGS-gt-pn-vbs,       

JOHN WEIDER-gt-vio,

ERIC BURDON-vl.            

L1      

Winds of change,   

Poem by the sea,  

Paint it black,                      

The Black plague,     

Yes I'm experienced.           

L2     

San Franciscan nights,   

Man-woman,  

Hotel hell,                            

Good times,   

Anything,  

It's all meat.      

Animals, Eric Burdon & The   Every One Of Us        

MGM  1968    SPA - 2315390                     

-nts

ERIC BURDON-vl,

BARRY JENKINS-bat-tmb-rcc        

GEORGE BRUNO-org-pn-vl,

VIC BRIGGS-gt-bx,  

DANNY McCULLOCH-bx-vl-gt,

JOHN WEIDER-GT-clt.              

A    

White houses,   

Uppers and downers,   

Serenade to a sweet lady,                     

The emmigrant lad,  

Year of the guru.                

B   

St James infirmary,   

New York 1963-America 1968.

Animals (The)     The House Of The Rising Sun            

EMIDISC  J 048-50.731 -SPA 1971
A Mick Most Productions








LADO A-    
I'M CRYING "Yo Lloro"                                                                           (Price y Burdon)
THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN  "La Casa Del Sol Naciente"               (Arr. Price)
BOOM BOOM                                                                                           (Hooker)
I'M MAD AGAIN "Otra Vez Estroy Furioso"                                               (Hooker)          
BRING IT ON HOME TO ME "Tráeme Tu Amor  ‘’                                   (S. Cooke)
WE'VE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE "Muy Lejos De Aqui"                (Mann y Weil)    

LADO B-  
STORY OF BO DIDDLEY "La Historia De Bo Diddley"                             (Burdon)  
HOW YOU'VE CHANGED "Como Has Cambiado"                                (Berry)  
BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY "Luces Brillantes, Gran Ciudad"                  (Reed)            
ROAD RUNNER "Corredor De Carreteras"                                      (McDaniel)
WORRIED LIFE BLUES "Blues De La Vida Precupada"                  (Merriweather)
IT'S MY LIFE "Es Mi Vida"                                                               (Chet Atkins y Derrico)

Animals (The)     The Animals         

STARLINE SRS 5006 -ENG 1964








SIDE ONE-    
Story Of Bo Diddley               (Burden)
Bury Me Body                    (Arr. Price)
Dimples                              (Hooker)
I've Been Around                    (Domino)              
I'm In Love Again                    (Domino - Bartholomew)
The Girl Can't Help It                    (Troup)  

SIDE TWO-      
I'm Mad Again                    (Hooker)
She Said Yeah                    (Jackson - Christy)
The Right Time                    (Herman)                
Memphis                          (Berry)
Boom Boom                      (Hooker)
Around And Around               (Berry) ´


A Mick Most Production

Animals (The)      Animalism

MGM  E4414 -USA
Producer: Tom Wilson
Notes: Do Do Bruneau







ERIC BURDON-vocals
BARRY JENKINS-drums
HILTON VALENTINE-lead guitar
DAVE ROWBERRY-organ
CHAS CHANDLER-bass          


SIDE 1-All Night Long *            
Shake                                          (Sam Cooke)
The Other Side Of This Life *        (Neil)                    
Rock Me Baby                             (King - Josea)  
Lucille                                         (Penman - Collins)
Smoke Stack Lightning               (Burnett)        
* arr. By Frank  Zappa



SIDE 2-
Hey gip                            (Donovan)    
Hit the road Jack               (Mayfield)  
Outcast              
Louisiana Blues          
That's All I'm To You             (Blackwell - Scott)  
Going Down Slow               (Oden)

Director of Engineering: Val Valentin
Recording Engineers: Dave Greene, Mack Emerman (Criteria Recording, Miami, Florida)
Adrian Kerridge (Lansdowne Recording Studios, London, England)
Ami Hadani (T. T. G. Inc.)
Hollywood, California
Remix Engineer: Dave Greene
Cover design: Acy R. Lehman
Cover photo: George Joseph

Animals (The Original)    Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted           

BARN 23 14 104                       -SPA 1977
Producer: Chas Chandler







LADO 1-  
Brother Bill (The Last Clean Shirt)               (Leiber - Stoller - Otis)
It's All Over Now Baby Blue                   (Dylan)            
Fire On The Sun                                     (Shaky Jake)
As The Crow Flies                                       (Stanley)
Please Send Me Someone To Love               (Mayfield)    

LADO 2-
Many Rivers To Cross                          (Cliff)
Just Want A Little Bit                       (Thornton - Bass - Washington - Thompson)              
Riverside County                           (Burdon - Price - Valentine - Chandler - Steel)
Lonely Avenue                         (Pomus)
The Fool                             (Clark)


ERIC BURDON-vocals  
ALAN PRICE-keyboards    
HILTON VALENTINE-guitar  
CHAS CHANDLER-bass    
JOHN STEEL-drums    

Engineer: Alan O'Duffy
Tape Operator: Mick McKenna
Recorded by Rolling Stones Mobile Studio at Goulds Farm
Mixed at Advision Studios
Mixing Engineer: Paul Hardiman
Design by Jo Mirowski
Photography by Terry O'Neil

Andrew Powell           Play The Best Of The Alan Parsons Project        

EMI 1077391 -POR 1983
Arranged, Conducted & Produced by Andrew Powell








FACE A-
Lucifer (+Mammagamma)                 (Woolfson - Parsons)
Time                                           (Woolfson - Parsons)
Games People Play                    (Woolfson - Parsons)
I Robot Suite                             (Woolfson - Parsons - Powell)

FACE B-
Damned If I Do                        (Woolfson - Parsons)
Pavane                                  (Woolfson - Parsons - Powell)
What Goes Up                        (Woolfson - Parsons)
Eye In Teh Sky                         (Woolfson - Parsons)
Old And Wise                        (Woolfson - Parsons)


Engineered by Jon Kelly
Orchestral Engineering Consultant: John Kurlander
Assistant Engineer: Steve Jackson, Tony Richards, Haydn Bendall, Paul Hulme
Philharmonia Orchestra Leader: Christopher Warren Green

Andrew Lloyd Weber       Variations

MCA 6 328 852 -POR
Producer: Andrew Lloyd Weber








DON AIREY- keyboards
ROD ARGENT- keyboards
JOHN HISEMAN-drums-percussion
JOHN MOLE-bass
GARY MOORE-guitar
BARBARA THOMPSON-wind instruments
JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER-cello

FACE A-        
Introduction                                  (Andrew Lloyd Weber)                  
Theme                                             (Paganini Caprice in A Minor #24 and Variations 1-4                  
Variations 5 and 6                             (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 7                                          (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 8                                             (Andrew Lloyd Weber)                
Variation 9                                                (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 1O                                                (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 11-15 (including the Tributes)           (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  

FACE B-    
Variation 16                          (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 14-15 Varied               (Andrew Lloyd Weber)                
Variation 17                                   (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variation 18                                          (Andrew Lloyd Weber)    
Variations 19-2O and 6 Varied               (Andrew Lloyd Weber)  
Variations 21 and 22                      (Andrew Lloyd Weber)        
Variaton 23                                (Andrew Lloyd Weber)


notes:
Date on label, FACE A and FACE B: 1973
Date on album back cover : 1978

      

          

America    History / America's Greatest Hits        

WARNER BROS   L P-S-65-8   -POR 1975
Producers: George Martin - Ian Samuell- Jeff Dexter
Includes Lyrics







AMERICA IS
DEWEY BUNNELL
GERRY BECKLEY
DAN PEEK

LADO A-      
A Horse With No Name    (Bunnell)                        
I Need You                     (Beckley)                    
Sandman                         (Bunnell)                  
Ventura Highway             (Bunnell)                
Don't Cross the River       (Peek)  
Only In Your Heart      (Beckley)                        

LADO B-
Muskrat Love                 (Willis A. Ramsey)                      
Tin Man                              (Bunnell)                    
Lonely People                     (Peek)                  
Sister Golden Hair                 (Beckley)                
Daisy Jane                          (Beckley)              
Woman Tonight                   (Peek)                                                                      

(notes inside)

Side One
A Horse With No Name (Bunnell)
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
Gerry: 12 String Acoustic Guitar
Dan: Bass
Kim Haworth: Drums
Ray Cooper: Percussion
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & America
Recorded Recorded At Morgan Studios, London
Engineer: Robin Black
Remixed By George Martin

I Need You (Beckley)
Gerry:   Piano, Bass, Lead Vocals
Dan: Electric 12 String Guitar
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar
Dave Atwood: Drums
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & America
Recorded At Trident Studios, London
Engineer: Ken Scott
Remixed By George Martin

Sandman (Bunnell)
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar (Rhythm & lead) and Lead Vocals
Dan:  12 String Acoustic Guitar and 6 String Electric Lead
Gerry: Bass
Dave Atwood: Drums
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & AMERICA
Recorded At Trident Studios, London
Engineer: Ken Scott
Remixed By George Martin

Ventura Highway (Bunnell)
Hal Blaine:  Percussion, Drums
Joe Osborne:  Bass
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

Don't Cross The River (Peek)
Henry Diltz: Banjo
Joe Osborne:  Bass
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

Only In Your Heart (Beckley)
Joe Osborne:  Bass
Hal Blaine:  Percussion, Drums
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

1973 – 1
1974 – 2, 3
1975 – 4, 5, 6



Side Two
Muskrat Love (Willis A. Ramsey)
David Dickey:  Bass
Chester McCracken:   Congas
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plant, Los Angeles
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Michael Stone
Assistant Engineer:  Lee Kiefer
Remixed By George Martin

Tin Man (Bunnell)
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  Bass, Keyboards and Guitars
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Tape Operator: Peter Henderson
Recorded At Air Studios, London

Lonely People (Peek)
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  Bass, Keyboards and Guitars
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Tape Operator: Peter Henderson
Recorded At Air Studios, London

Sister Golden Hair (Beckley)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plants, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

Daisy Jane (Beckley)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record PlantS, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

Woman Tonight (Peek)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
Female Singers:  Venetta Fields, Clydie King, Jessica Smith
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plants, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

1971 – 1, 2. 3
1972 – 4, 5. 6

Allman Brothers Band (The)  The Road Goes On Forever

'A Collection Of Their Greatest Recordings’
CAPRICORN  500-141(1/2) 500-142 (3/4) -double -SPA 1975
Producers: Adrian Barber, Tom Dowd, J. Sandlin
and The Allman Brothers Band
Notes: Myke Hyland, Mark Pucci





GREGG ALLMAN- Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
RICHARD BETTS- Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
JAIMOE- Drums, Congas, Timbales, Percussion
BUTCH TRUCKS- Drums, Congas, Timpani, Percussion
CHUCH LEAVELL- Piano, Electric Piano, Moog Synthesizer, Background Vocals
BERRY OAKLEY, LAMAR WILLIAMS- Electric Bass
DUANNE ALLMAN- Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar  


CARA 1-  
Black hearted woman *              (Gregory L. Allman)
Dreams *                                  (Gregory L. Allman)                
Whipping post *                          (Gregory L. Allman)
Midnight rider *                              (Gregory L. Allman - Kim Payne)

CARA 2-          
Statesboro Blues **                     (Willie Mctell)
Stormy Monday **                (T. Bone Walker)                      
Hoochie Coochie Man *               (Willie Dixon)
Stand Back **                              (Gregory L. Allman - Berry Oakley )

CARA 3-              
One way out **                          (Marshall Sehorn - Elmore James - Sonny Boy Williamson)
Blue Sky **                                     (Richard Betts)                  
Hot 'lanta **                                    (The Allman Brothers Band )
Ain't wastin' time no more **               (Gregory L. Allman)
Mellissa **                                  (Gregory L. Allman - Stephen Alaimo)  

CARA 4-      
Wasted Words ***                    (Gregory L. Allman)  
Jessica ***                                  (Richard Betts)            
Ramblin' Man ***                    (Richard Betts)
Little Martha **                    (Duanne Allman)

* Produced by Adrian Barber
** Produced by Tom Dowd
***  Produced by J. Sandlin and The Allman Brothers Band

Album compiled by Mike Hyland and Mark Pucci
Album coordinated by Carolyn Harriss
Photography: Gilbert Lee, A.K. Burton and Carter Tomassi
Design by Keith Crossley

Allman Brothers Band (The)            Beginnings

ATCO  SD 2-805   -double       -USA 1973
Producers: Adrian Barber, Tom Dowd
Notes: Jean-Charles Costa

SIDE ONE-
Don't Want You No More               (Spencer Davis & Edward Hardin)
It's Not My Cross To Bear               (Gregg Allman)
Black Hearted Woman               (Gregg Allman)
Trouble No More                   (Mckinley Morganfield)

SIDE TWO-
Every Hungry Woman               (Gregg Allman)
Dream's I'll Never See               (Gregg Allman)
Wipping Post                      (Gregg Allman)                

Side One and Side Two of this album were originally issued on ATCO SD 33-308
titled 'The Allman Brothers Band’
Produced by Adrian Barber

DUANNE ALLMAN- lead, slide & acoustic guitars
GREGG ALLMAN-organ & vocals
DICKY  BETTS- lead guitar
BERRY OAKLEY-bass
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums-timbales & maracas
JAY JOAHANNY JOHNSON-drums & congas

All Arrangments by THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
Recorded at Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, NY
Recording engineer: Adrian Barber
Produced by Adrian Barber . by
Special arrangement with Phil Walden & Associates, Inc


SIDE THREE-
Revival                                       (Dicky  Betts)
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'               (Gregg Allman)
Midnight Rider                             (Gregg Allman)
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed               (Dicky  Betts)

SIDE FOUR-
Hoochie Coochie Man               (Willie Dixon)
Please Call Home                            (Gregg Allman)
Leave My Blues At Home               (Gregg Allman)                

Side Three and Side Four were originally issued on ATCO SD 33-342
titled ‘Idlewild South’
Produced by Tom Dowd

DUANNE ALLMAN- lead guitar, acoustic & slide guitars
DICKY  BETTS-lead guitar
GREGG ALLMAN-organ, piano & vocals
BERRY OAKLEY-bass & vocals
JAY JOAHANNY JOHNSON-drums, congas, timbales & percussion
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums & tympani

Thom Doucette-harmonica & percussion
The vocal on ‘Hoochie Coochie man’ is by Berry Oakley.
All the others vocals are by Gregg Allman
Recorded at Capricorn Sound Studios, Macon, Georgia;
Recording engineers: Ron Albert, Howie Albert, Jim Hawkins & Bob Liftin
Executive Supervision - Frank Fenter
‘Please Call Home’ produced by Joel Dorn
All the others selections Produced By Tom Dowd for Capricorn Records
by special arrangement with Phil Walden & Associates, Inc.
Cover nd liner photos: Chuck Pulin
Album designer: Sue Poyneer
                

Allman Brothers Band (The)        Brothers And Sisters 

CAPRICORN    K 47 507 -ENG 1973
Producers: Johnny Sandlin and The Allman Brothers Band
Arr. With Phil Walden







FACE A-        
Wasted Words                    (Gregg Allman)
Ramblin Man                    (Richard Betts)                      
Come And Go Blues               (Gregg Allman)
Jelly Jelly                        (Trade Martin)        

FACE B-      
Southbound               (Richard Betts)
Jessica                    (Richard Betts)
Pony Boy               (Richard Betts)


(notes inside)
Wasted Words               (Gregg Allman)
GREGG ALLMAN-vocal and rhythm guitar
RICHARD BETTS-slide guitar
BERRY OAKLEY-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums
JAIMOE-drums

Ramblin Man               (Richard Betts)                      
RICHARD BETTS-vocal and lead guitar
GREGG ALLMAN-organ and background vocal
BERRY OAKLEY-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano and background vocal
LES DUDEK-lead guitar
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums and percussion
JAIMOE-drums and percussion

Southbound               (Richard Betts)
GREGG ALLMAN-lead vocal and organ
RICHARD BETTS-lead guitar
LAMAR WILLIAMS-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums and percussion
JAIMOE-drums

Jessica               (Richard Betts)
RICHARD BETTS-lead guitar
GREGG ALLMAN-organ
LAMAR WILLIAMS-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano and electric piano
LES DUDEK-acoustic guitar
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums tympani and percussion
JAIMOE-drums and congas

Come And Go Blues               (Gregg Allman)
GREGG ALLMAN-vocal and organ
RICHARD BETTS-lead guitar
LAMAR WILLIAMS-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano and electric piano
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums and percussion and congas

Pony Boy               (Richard Betts)
RICHARD BETTS-vocal and dobro
LAMAR WILLIAMS-acoustic bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano
TOMMY TALTON- Acoustic Guitar
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums
BUTCH and DICKIE-Hambone

Jelly Jelly               (Trade Martin)
(Early Morning Blues (in notes inside) (Gregg Allman)
GREGG ALLMAN-vocal and organ
RICHARD BETTS-lead guitar
LAMAR WILLIAMS-bass
CHUCK LEAVELL-piano
BUTCH TRUCKS-drums and percussion and congas
JAIMOE-drums

Recorded at Capricorn sound Studios, Macon, Georgia
Engineers - Johnny Sandlin, Ovie Sparks, Buddy Thornton
Remix - Johnny Sandlin and Ovie Sparks
Mastering Engineer – George Marino
Dedicated to a brother Berry Oakley

K47507
Printed in England by MacNeill Press Ltd.

Alice Cooper  School  Days      

WARNER  BROS  K 66021   -double -ENG 1973
Producers: Alice Cooper - David Briggs








ALICE COOPER-vocals
MICHAEL BRUCE-piano-guitar
GLEN BUXTON-lead guitar
DENNIS DUNAWAY-bass
NEAL SMITH-drums  


‘PRETTIES FOR YOU’

SIDE ONE-  
Titanic Overture
10 Minutes Before The Worm                        
Sing Low Sweet Cheerio Today Mueller                      
Living
Fields Of Regreat

SIDE TWO-  
No Longer Umpire                        
Levity Ball                    
B B On Mars
Reflected
Apple Bus                
Earwings To Eternity    
Changing Arranging

Recording In Live Perfomance
All Selections Written By Alice Cooper
Producer - Alice Cooper
An Original Straight Recording On Warner Bros./First Release 1970

‘EASY ACTION’

SIDE THREE-    
Mr And Misdemeanor      
Shoe Salesman*                          
Still No Air  
Bellow Your Means  

SIDE FOUR-    
Return Of The Spiders +
Laughing At Me                            
Refrigerator Heaven  
Beautiful Flyaway                          
Lay Down And Die Goddbye

*David Briggs-Piano
+ For Gene Vincent

Music and Lyrics by Alice Cooper, Michael Bruce, Glen Buxton, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith
Produced by David Briggs for Alive Productions at Sunwest Studios, Hollywood
Executive Producer: Herb Cohen
Engineer: Barry Keene
An Original Straight Recording on Warner Bros. First Release 1970.

Alex Moore   In Europe  

ARHOLLIE     AR 19004       -FRA
Producer: Chris Strachwitz







FACE A-  
Boogiein' In Strassburg      
Alex Thinking            
New Blue Bloomer Blues      
Rock And Roll Bed Blues      

FACE B-  
Flossie Mae    
Just A Blues    
Rolling Around Dallas            
Having Fun Here And There


All songs by Alexander H. Moore

Alex Moore - vocals, piano and whistling
Notes  Paul Oliver
Recorded in Stuttgart, Germany on October 23, 1969, Jankowski Studio
Engineer: Claus H. Reisser
Cover: Wayne Pope
Cover photo: Chris Strachwitz
Produced by Chris Strachwitz, with assistance from Horst Lippmann and Fritz Rau
who sponsor the annual American Folk Bues Festival