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| 1 | Rumours in Our Own Time, Legends in Our Own Room (US 1980 Gohog B-004) has insert M-/M- $80 | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| #1 Man | 3:00 | David Jarkowski | Fun in Nicaragua | 2:45 | OConnor-Graboski | |
| Lamented Love | 2:30 | Back on the Streets | 3:05 | David Jarkowski | ||
| Good Boy | 2:40 | Blow it Up! | 2:08 | OConnor-Graboski | ||
| Scared Straight | 2:43 | OConnor | You Should Envy Me | 2:25 | J.P. Graboski | |
| Bondage | 2:33 | J.P. Graboski | Rendezvous | 2:33 | Bruce Springsteen | |
| Nobodys Girl | 2:35 | David Jarkowski | Down the Tubes | 3:00 | J.P. Graboski & David Jarkowski | |
| Cant Get Used to It | 3:05 | David Jarkowski | ||||
| David Jarkowski: bass guitar, lead vocal Mark O'Connor: organ, synthesizer, lead and backing vocals, piano, guitar, harpsichord, mellotron, balloon, kazoo, Muson Jay Graboski: 6 & 12 string guitars, bass guitar, backing vocals, electric sitar, castanets, baloon Jeff Graboski: drums and tambourine, sleigh bells Steve Simcoe: soprano and tenor sax |
Dave Donovan: bassoon John Shock: harmonica Richard Dorsey: tenor sax Chuck Gross: backing vocals Jeff Pivec: congas, tambourine T. Craig Considine: trombone Jim Furst: trumpet Produced by Paul Rieger and The Dark Side | |||||
| 1 | 2nd Honeymoon/Don't Stop the World (US 1977 Warner Brothers 2LS 3011) gatefold has inner sleeves M-/M-/VG+ $10 | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| What a Way to End it All | 2:56 | Langer/Allen | Get Set Ready Go | 2:44 | Langer/Allen | |
| Where's the Weekend | 3:13 | Langer/Allen/Lindsey/Martin | Nearly Moonlit Night Hotel | 4:19 | ||
| Cocktails at 8 | 3:06 | Langer/Allen | Room Service | 4:00 | Wood/Allen | |
| Bigger Splash | 3:34 | Hi Jo Ho | 2:23 | Davis/Langer | ||
| Knock Knock Knocking | 3:28 | Langer | Snapshots | 5:05 | Langer/Allen | |
| 2nd Honeymoon | 4:57 | Langer/Allen | Final Act | 3:58 | Lindsey | |
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Don't Stop the World | 3:14 | Langer/Allen | Hypertension Yeah Yeah Yeah | 2:56 | Langer/Allen | |
| What a Jerk | 3:42 | Langer/Shark | It's a Boys World | 3:27 | ||
| Darling | 3:18 | Lindsey | Rock Ferry | 2:50 | Langer/Shark | |
| Everything for the Dancer | 1:08 | Langer/Allen | Taxi | 3:27 | Langer/Allen | |
| Capaldi's Cafe | 4:51 | Langer/Shark | Operator | 2:02 | Lindsey/Allen | |
| 2nd Honeymoon: This album was produced by Rob Dickens at Orange Studios in London between July 5th and 9th 1976 and at Air Studios, London, between July 10th and 18th. Tracks 1,5,9,10 were recorded by Muff Winwood at Island Studios in London between April 27th and May 14th, 1976. Vocals were recorded both at Orange and Air Studios and all tracks were remixed at Air. The engineer at Island Studios was Phil Ault, at Orange Studios Steve Churchyard and at Air Studios the engineer for all remixes was Peter Swettenham. Enrico Cadillac Jnr.: Vocals Eric Shark: Vocals Bette Bright: Vocals Rev. Max Ripple: Keyboards, Accordian Steve 'Mr. Average' Lindsey: Bass Guitar, Piano, Vocals 'Cliff' Langer: Guitar, Piano Timothy Whittaker: Snare Drum, Cymbals, Tomtoms and Bass Drum Ian Ritchie: Saxophones, Recorder Paul Pilnick: Guitar, Accordian, Bass Guitar, Banjo Art Direction: Kevin Ward Cover Photography: Colin Thomas Inner Sleeve Photo: Monty Rakusen Executive Production: Frank Silver and Derek Taylor Management: Frank Silver for Swingbest Ltd. |
Don't Stop the World Bette Bright: Vocals Enrico Cadillac: Voclas Eric Shark: Vocals Cliff Langer: Guitar Steve 'Average' Lindsey: Bass Max Ripple: Keyboards Ian Ritchie: Saxophones Tim Whittaker: Drums Produced by Rob Dickens, Mixed by Rob Dickens Engineered by Peter Swettenham, Steve Churchyard, Steve Holroyd & Dennis the Menace. Art Direction: Kevin Ward Photography: Colin Thomas Executive Production: Frank Siver & Derek Taylor. Management: Frank Silver for Swingbest, Ltd. | |||||
| 1 | Detective (US 1977 Swan Song SS 8417) has inner sleeves VG+/VG+ $10 | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Recognition | 4:27 | Monarch- Miller- Des Barres | Detective Man | 3:25 | Monarch- Hyde | |
| Got Enough Love* | 3:39 | Ain't None of Your Business* | 4:29 | Hobbs-Anderson | ||
| Grim Reaper* | 4:10 | Monarch- Des Barres- Pickett- Hyde | Deep Down | 3:06 | Monarch- Pickett | |
| Nightingale | 4:54 | Monarch- Hyde | Wild Hot Summer Nights | 4:17 | Monarch- Hyde | |
| One More Heartache* | 5:22 | |||||
| Produced by Andy Johns and Detective except *produced and engineered by Jimmy Robinson - mixed by Andy Johns
Recorded and engineered by Andy Johns Assistant Engineers: Doug Rider, John Henning, Deni King, Andy Zine, Pete Carlson Recorded and Mixed at: Record Plants in Los Angeles and Sausalito, and Sound City, Los Angeles Photography: Sam Emerson Design and Art Direction: Kosh |
Bobby Pickett Tony Kaye Michael Des Barres Jon Hyde Michael Monarch | |||||
| 2 | It Takes One To Know One (US 1977 Swan Song SS 8504) cos, has inner sleeves M-/VG+ $10 | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Help Me Up | 4:14 | Hyde | Warm Love | 5:24 | Hyde- Monarch | |
| Competition | 4:37 | Des Barres- Kaye- Monarch- Miller | Betcha Won't Dance | 4:24 | Des Barres- Pickett | |
| Are You Talkin' to Me? | 4:35 | Des Barres- Monarch | Fever | 4:40 | Hyde- Monarch- Pickett | |
| Dynamite | 5:25 | Hyde- Monarch | Tear Jerker | 4:30 | Monarch- Kaye- Hyde | |
| Something Beautiful | 4:19 | Des Barres - Arrangement: Monarch | ||||
| Michael Des Barres: Lead vocals Michael Monarch: Guitars Jon Hyde: Drums, percussion and vocals Bobby Pickett: Bass guitar and vocals Tony Kaye: Keyboards |
Produced by Steve Smith for Warbux Productions Engineered by Richard Digby Smith Associate Producers: Detective Assisted by Gary Boatner at United/Western Studios, Michael Bieriger at the Record Plant and Gene Meros at Clover Studios Mastered at Sterling Sound-New York City by Ted Jensen Art Direction: Bob Defrin Photography: David Alexander Management: Greg Mundy-Lookout Management/An Elliot Roberts Co. Coordination and Smarts: Steve Vando | |||||
| 1 | Programm 2 (G 1981 Innovative Communication RR 9990) M-/M- $25 SOLD! | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Satisfactory | 11:47 | Marc Eins | Lasst Uns Singen | 4:58 | Marc Eins | |
| Tight Pants | 5:20 | Logischer Gefrierpunkt | 6:43 | |||
| Harrakiry Mon Amour | 4:00 | |||||
| Mark Eins - vocals and ideas and Andy - organ on "Harrakiry ..." (with thanks to K.H. Hausmann) Funky Gotzner - drums (with thanks to Davis Volksmund Prod.) K. S. - sequencer and sounds (with thanks to K. S. Prod.) Special thanks to Genee Romee in Berlin |
Recorded at IC-Studio, Winsen, by Profenius, and at Klaus Schulzes Studio Mix by Klaus Schulze Video by Claus Cordes Cut from the Original Master Tapes by Klaus Schulze Produced by Klaus Schulze | |||||
| 2 | Come Into My Satisfactory (US 1983 American Phonograph NCH LP 001) M-/M- $20 | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Die Siebziger | 6:10 | Marc Eins | Satisfactory | 11:47 | Marc Eins | |
| No Repeat | 3:00 | Lasst Uns Singen | 4:56 | |||
| Urwald-Liebe | 6:10 | |||||
| Vocals and Ideas: Marc Eins Compiled by Pete Chalcroft for American Phonograph |
Musicians: Genee Romee Funky Gotzner Klause Schluze Andy | |||||
| 1 | Freefall (US 1977 Polydor CPN 0189) NEW/SEALED $12 | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Freefall | ?? | Steve Morse | Cruise Control | ?? | Steve Morse | |
| Holiday | Cosmopolitan Travaler | |||||
| Hand Jig | Dig the Ditch | |||||
| Moe Down | Wages of Weirdness | |||||
| Refried Funky Chicken | Northern Lights | |||||
| Sleep | ||||||
| The Dixie Dregs: Rod Morgenstein-Drums, Percussion Andy West-Bass Guitar Allen Sloan-Electric Violin, Viola, Strings Steve Morse-Guitars, Guitar Synthesizer, Banjo Steve Davidowski-Synthesizer, Keyboards with Twiggs Lyndon-Road Manager, know-it-all, and part time churl John Phillips-Sound man and occasional churl John Curtis-Management |
Produced by Stewart Levine for Outside Productions, Inc. Associate Producer Rik Pekkonen Recorded at Hollywood Sound Recorders. Engineered and mixed by Rik Pekkonen. Mastered by Bernie Grundman. Art Direction: Diana Kaylan Photography: Bob Seidemann Concept & Design: John Kehe | |||||
| 2 | Industry Standard (US 1982 Arista AL 9588) M-/VG+ cc promo stamp has inner sleeve $10 SOLD | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Assembly Line | 4:22 | Steve Morse | Ridin High | 3:38 | Music: Steve Morse, Lyrics by Patric Simmons | |
| Crank it Up | 3:32 | Music: Steve Morse, Lyrics: The Dregs | Where's Dixie? | 3:54 | Steve Morse | |
| Chips Ahoy | 3:39 | Steve Morse | Conversation Piece | 6:10 | ||
| Bloodsucking Leeches | 3:56 | Vitamin Q | 5:32 | |||
| Up in the Air | 2:25 | |||||
| Steve Morse - guitars Andy West - bass guitars Rod Morgenstein - drums T Lavitz - keyboards Mark O'Connor - violin Jeff Burkhart - Lighting Director Mark Mytrowitz, A.K.A. "Microwave" - Stage Manager Dave Colvin, A.K.A. "Dopp" - Sound Engineer Patrick Simmons (vocals on "Ridin' High") *Steve Howe (guitar on "Up in the Air") Alex Ligertwood (vocals on "Crank It Up") *Recorded at Townhouse Studio, London, England |
Produced by Eddy Offord and Steve Morse Engineered by Eddie Offord and Chuck Allen Den Mother - Valma Offord Recorded and Mixed at the Eddy Offord Studio, atlanta, Ga. November 1981-January 1982 Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC Direction: Joel Cherry - Kat Family Management Design- Daved Levitan Cover Painting © 1982 Inner Sleeve photography - Tom Hill | |||||
| 1 | Out to Bomb Fresh Kings (US 1984 Punos DRN1123)M-/M- $20 SOLD! | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Mink Shadows# | 4:56 | Didkovsky | Nothing You Can Do Hurt Me^ | 5:52 | Didkovsky | |
| Unna# | 2:30 | A Hammer in His Hand^ | 5:47 | |||
| It's a Tincture | :30 | A God That Can Dance^ | 1:34 | MacLean | ||
| Spy Boy% | 3:20 | Personnel Dept. | :18 | Didkovsky | ||
| Spy Pie# | 4:15 | Doctor Nerve# | 5:34 | |||
| Souls of the Rich^ | 3:11 | |||||
| The following musicians will do their best to please you. Let the hex sign help you locate them
# Didkovsky: Guitar, prepared conduits Don Davis: Tnr Sax, Authenticity Yves Duboin: Sop Sax, Eccentricity Mike Leslie: Bass Guitar, Electricity Michael Lytle: Clarinet, Expansibility Jim Mussen: Drums, Agility Marc Wagnon: Vibraphones, Exercitation ^ Didkovsky: Guitar, Nail Violin, Tapes Anne Brudevold: Electric Violent Duboin: Sop Sax, Foresight Brian Farmer: Drumming Joachim Litty: Alto Sax, Teutophone Steve MacLean: Bass Guitar, No Jazz Chuck Verstraeten: Overtones and Trombones |
% Stan Micro: Guitar, Raincoats Doug Brown: BMF Bass Lucian Burg: Sax, Vacuum Cleaner Brian Carter: BMF Drums Bill Lippencott: Sax, Center We All Now are Nerve This LP is the result of 8 track recording at Michro Sound and 4 track recording in Farmer's living room. Mastered at Sterling Hex, Inc. and pressed at Hub Servall. Deepest gratitude to C W Vrtacek, Lauren Weinger, Ted Goldberg, Stuart Leigh, Baikida, and Herbert for the necessary sparks, shoves, and shocks. They are all nerve, though history will not judge them harshly. Cover by Marsan | |||||
| 2 | Armed Observation (US 1987 Cuniform RUNE 8) M-/M- $10 SOLD! | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Out to Bomb Fresh Kings | 1:24 | Didkovsky | Electric Guitar Solo | 0:18 | Didkovsky | |
| Mister Stiff Fries a Dozen | 2:54 | Three Curiously Insubstantial Duets | ||||
| Sister Cancer Brother Dollar | 2:33 | I | 1:11 | |||
| I Am Not Dumb Now | 3:32 | II | 1:13 | |||
| Keine Jazz Platte | 0:10 | III | 0:48 | |||
| Don’t Be a Hog | 1:37 | Portland Applauds the Radio | 0:11 | |||
| Not Everyone’s As Rich as Your Parents | 4:58 | Atypical Tiple | 1:47 | |||
| Wir Sind Dickhauter | 1:53 | |||||
| Don’t Worry Do | 4:48 | |||||
| “That is when they start to have their own way that is when they start to get out of hand” | 7:16 | |||||
| “Three Curiously Insubstantial Duets” composed automatically under stress
Musical Constants: Didkovsky: Guitar, tiple, syllables Yves Duboin: Soprano sax, fanfare Dave Douglas: Trumpet, flugelhorn, piano on “That is when...” Mike Leslie: Fender bass Michael Lytle: Bass and contrabass clarinets James Mussen: Drums, reflex testing on Hog Kyle Sims: Spector bass, door knocks on Hog Marc Wagnon: Vibraphone, percussion, piano on Hog |
Musical Guests: Samm Bennett: Percussion on “Don’t Worry Do” Anne Brudevoid: Violin in “That is When...” This LP was produced and mixed by Fred Frith and Didkovsky, exceptions follow: “Electric Guitar Solo” recorded live at Punos Music “Three Curiously Insubstantial Duets” produced by Didkovsky in Klein’s Studio “Atypical Tiple” recorded live at PEMC Event Four. Sixteen track engineering by Formosa at Michro Sound Studios in NYC. Mastered at Wakefield by Roger Siebel Cover designed by Georgiana Goodwin Photography by Jennifer Sloan and Dennis Cowley | |||||
| 1 | Ralph Dorper's Eraserhead (UK 198? Rough Trade opt 018) M-/M- $50 SOLD! | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| assault | ?? | Ralph Dorper | lorelei | ?? | Ralph Dorper | |
| eraserhead | lm himmel | |||||
| (p)operation twilight | ||||||
| 1 | The Light Program (UK 1987 Geffen GHS 24156) has inner sleeves M-/M-/M- $12 | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Symphonie Electronic | 14:45 | Geoffrey Downes | Oceania | 16:44 | Geoffrey Downes | |
| (Prophecy/ Mountain/ Majesty/ Softly/ Funkratl/ Megalyth) | (French/ Daybreak/ Steam/ Surfin'/ Polar/ Seapeace/ Stellar/ Spring) | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Ethnic Dances | 11:47 | Geoffrey Downes | Urbanology | 15:38 | Geoffrey Downes | |
| (Bouree/ Merrydown/ Jigtime/ Jethro/ Finale/ Icedance) | (Groundfunk/ Geoffunk/ Stevie/ Curryclub/ Safari/ Redrap/ Regiman) | |||||
| East West | 14:46 | |||||
| (Shooters PNO 1/ Chopstik/ Synthcry/ Bazaar/ Indosax/ Shooters II) | ||||||
| The New Dance Orchestra was formed in 1986. It performs an alternative form of music designed to bring tone and colour to the stereo sound spectrum, and at the same time retaining a deep musical foundation, upon which are built a series of images to stimulate the listener in his or her own personal domain. | Produced by: Geoffrey Downes Engineer: Owen Davies Technical Administration: Peter Lorimer Assistant Engineer: Noel Harris Design: Glenn Travis Associates Photography: Tim Simmons Management: Brian Lane Additional Engineering: Alan Douglas Digitally recorded, mixed & mastered at the Townhouse Studios, London, England. | |||||
| 1 | Street Noise (US 1969 Atco SD 2-701) M-/M-/VG+ $15 SOLD! | |||||
| Side 1 - How Good it Would Be to Feel Free | Side 2 - Kiss Him Quickly, He Has to Part | |||||
| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Tropic of Capricorn | 5:30 | Brian Auger | Light my Fire | 4:30 | Jim Morrison | |
| Czechoslovakia | 6:45 | Julie Driscoll | Indian Rope Man | 3:00 | Havens | |
| Take Me to the Water | 4:00 | Nina Simone | When I Was a Young Girl | 8:00 | Trad. arr. Julie Driscoll | |
| A Word About Color | 1:35 | Julie Driscoll | The Flesh Failures (Let the Sun Shine In) | 3:05 | Ragni, Rado & McDermot | |
| Side 3 - Looking in the Eye of the World | Side 4 - Save the Country | |||||
| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Ellis Island | 4:10 | Brian Auger | Vauxhall to Lambeth Bridge | 6:20 | Julie Driscoll | |
| In Search of the Sun | 4:25 | Dave Ambrose | All Blues | 5:40 | Miles Davis & Oscar Brown | |
| Finally You Found Out | 4:15 | Brian Auger | I Got Life | 4:30 | Ragni, Rado & McDermot | |
| Looking in the Eye of the World | 5:05 | Save the Country | 4:00 | Laura Nyro | ||
| Julie "Jools" Driscoll-vocals, acoustic guitar Brian "Auge" Auger-organ, piano, electric piano, vocals Clive "Toli" Thacker-drums, percussion David "Lobs" Ambrose-4- and 6-string electric bass, acoustic guitar, vocals Arrangements by all |
Recorded at Advision Studios, 83 New Bond Street, London, England First engineer: Eddie "Edwit" Offord Second engineers: Philip "Peedee" Dunn and Roger "Sel-Sync" Wilkinson Art: Ralph Steadman Liner photo: Barry Wentzel Album design: Paragon "Give Us Time" Publicity, London Produced by Giorgio "Rubbishenko" Gomelsky An original Marmalade Recording | |||||
| 1 | Gypsies in the Mist (US 1978 Wilderland 000) SEALED/NEW $200 SOLD! | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Empty Bars | 4:55 | David W. Hoag | Gypsies in the Mist | 6:27 | David A. Hoag | |
| Summer Sun | 4:36 | Places, Faces, Pages | 5:26 | |||
| Secrets of the Past | 4:50 | The Madman and the Angel | 5:22 | |||
| Brothers | 3:03 | Something to Hang on to | 5:17 | |||
| Move a Mountain | 5:02 | |||||
| DRNWYN is: David A. Hoag; acoustic guitar, mandolin, synthesizer, vocals John Volio; acoustic guitar, vocals HELPING US were: Randy Pregibon; lead guitar Kevin McIlvaine; bass guitar Larry Davis; drums Greg Smith; keyboards Nancy Fannin; vocals Cheryl McIlvaine, vocals |
Recorded and Mixed at Wilderland Recording Studios Salem, Ohio Chief Engineer, Tim Smith Engineer, James Kundravi Cover Design, Bekki Shoop | |||||
| 1 | C'est toujours la meme guitare (US 1978 Press P 2007) M-/M- $12 | 
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Shuttle | 2:55 | K.M. Dunn | Sharks | 4:07 | K.M. Dunn | |
| Fourth of July | 5:04 | Timelife | 3:51 | |||
| Ad Hoc | 3:40 | Mona | 3:44 | McDaniels | ||
| The Chief Perpetrators K.M.Dunn: vocals, guitars, bass, dumb keyboards, silly percussion Marty Kearns: pro keyboards Joey Stowe: drums, percussion. Auxiliaries Kevin Paxon: timbales on "Shuttle" The G.O.Y.I.M. (Grasping Occidental Youth Invested by Mercy) Choir, a/k/a Vera, Finlan and Randy: mass action on "Sharks" Billy Lindsey: first unit engineering on "Mona" |
Produced by K.M.Dunn and Peter Dyer Engineered by Richard Head at Songbird Studio, Atlanta, 26-27.viii./12-13.ix.83. Photography by Ann States Caligraphy by Rick Berman Sleeve design by Peter Dyer Mona Recorded live at 688, Atlanta, 23.xii.82: K.M.D.-live guitar, dead vocal, taped bass and keyboards; J.S.-drums | |||||
| 1 | Dust (US 1971 Kama Sutra KSBS 2041) M-/M- $15 SOLD! | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Stone Woman | 4:02 | Kerner, Wise | From a Dry Camel | 9:49 | Kerner, Wise | |
| Chasin' Ladies | 3:34 | Often Shadows Felt | 5:10 | |||
| Goin' Easy | 4:28 | Loose Goose | 3:48 | Kenny Aaronson | ||
| Love Me Hard | 5:25 | |||||
| Richie Wise, Electric & Acoustic Guitars and Vocals Marc Bell, Drums Kenny Aaronson, Bass, Steel Guitars, Dobro, Bottleneck Guitar |
Produced by Dominic Sicilia, Kenny Kerner, Kenny Aaronson, Marc Bell, Richie Wise. Cover Design: Dominic Sicilia Back Cover Photo: Len Zeigel Group Photo: Daffy Front Cover Photo: From the Archives of the Catacombs | |||||
| 2 | Hard Attack (US 1972 Kama Sutra KSBS 2059) gatefold M-/VG+ $10 SOLD! | |||||
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| Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
| Pull Away/So Many Times | 4:59 | Kerner, Wise | All in All | 4:03 | Kerner, Wise | |
| Walk in the Soft Rain | 4:18 | I Been Thinkin | 2:14 | |||
| Thusly Spoken | 4:18 | Ivory | 2:38 | |||
| Learning to Die | 6:20 | Aaronson | How Many Horses | 4:18 | ||
| Suicide | 4:53 | |||||
| Kenny Aaronson: Bass, Slide & Pedal Steel guitars
Marc Bell: Drums & Percussion Richie Wise: Electric & Acoustic guitars, Lead & Background Vocals This album was produced and arranged by Kenny Kerner & Richie Wise. Recording & mixing engineer was Harry Yarmark at Bell Sound Studios, New York City |
Piano & Organ courtesy Fred Singer of Thog Strings arranged & conducted by Larry Wilcox. Personal Management: Dominic Sicilia Special thanks to Joel, Stan & Alan (more than just a road crew) Cover painting by Frank Frazetta Inside cover photos by Bob Gruen Art Direction: Glen Christensen | |||||