Limited Edition
A1 Out Of The Glory 7:19
A2 Fear Of The Fallen 5:39
A3 Best Time 3:36
A4 Mass Pollution 4:15
B1 Angels 4:42
B2 Rise Without Chains 4:56
B3 Indestructible 4:43
B4 Robot King 7:08
C1 Cyanide 3:29
C2 Down In The Dumps 6:01
C3 Orbit 1:05
D1 Skyfall 12:11
D2 Golden Times
D3 Save My Hide
Track times from Windows Media Player.
The Music CD
CD-1 Something In The Way She Moves 3:48
CD-2 Never Die Young 4:24
CD-3 The Frozen Man 5:07
CD-4 Mean Old Man 3:43
CD-5 School Song 1:28
CD-6 Country Road 4:09
CD-7 Slap Leather 3:07
CD-8 My Traveling Star 4:11
CD-9 You’ve Got A Friend 5:02
CD-10 Steamroller Blues 6:00
CD-11 Secret O’ Life 3:42
CD-12 Line ‘Em Up 4:39
CD-13 Chili Dog 1:57
CD-14 Shower The People 4:56
CD-15 Sweet Baby James 3:41
CD-16 Carolina In My Mind 5:04
CD-17 Fire And Rain 4:52
CD-18 Copperline 4:52
CD-19 You Can Close Your Eyes 3:09
The Concert DVD
DVD One Man Band
“SO” in label matrix denotes a [l457750] pressing.
Recording studios appear on release as follows:
Island Studios, London
Wally Heiders Studio III
The Record Plant in Los Angeles
A1 Love The One You’re With 3:03
A2 Do For The Others 2:52
A3 Church (Part Of Someone) 4:05
A4 Old Times Good Times 3:38
A5 Go Back Home 5:56
B1 Sit Yourself Down 3:05
B2 To A Flame 3:10
B3 Black Queen 5:28
B4 Cherokee 3:24
B5 We Are Not Helpless 4:17
Original US stereo pressing with 1961-67 purple & gold labels with gold “ATCO”.
SD 33-232 on labels, front cover and back cover.
33-232 on spine.
Back notes:
“Produced by Felix Pappalardi • By arrangement with Robert Stigwood”
“Released in the U. S. A. by special arrangement with Polydor Records Ltd.”
A1 Strange Brew 2:45
A2 Sunshine Of Your Love 4:08
A3 World Of Pain 3:05
A4 Dance The Night Away 3:31
A5 Blue Condition 3:26
B1 Tales Of Brave Ulysses 2:50
B2 SWLABR 2:31
B3 We’re Going Wrong 3:25
B4 Outside Woman Blues 2:20
B5 Take It Back 3:05
B6 Mother’s Lament 1:47
Label variation: Blue labels with white logo and black text, including rim text.
Runouts:
The TR is circled, much like a (P) copyright symbol.
CR5/35 in the B side runout is very light and hard to read/interpret. The ‘3’ looks more like a reversed mangled ‘C’.
TVCA is scribed opposite the matrix # in smaller letters, the T above the V, stacked left of the C. This ‘cluster’ is left of a noticeably larger A
Cover variation: Address listed as
This album also available in 8-Track stereo cartridge
Write for free catalog
Springboard International Records, Inc., 947 U.S. HWY. 1, Rahway, New Jersey 07065
These recordings have been previously released.
Remarks:
Track A1: composer credits are wrong — The Richard A. Whiting/Leo Robin composition is something completely different. This song here goes back to “Louise Louise Blues” composed by Johnnie Temple
Track A2: composer credit is wrong. Ike & Tina Turner did perform it, but Eddie Boyd wrote it.
Track B3: composer credit is wrong. John Mayall did perform it, but T-Bone Walker wrote it.
A1 Louise 3:45
A2 Five Long Years 5:07
A3 Early In The Morning 3:55
B1 Too Much Monkey Business 3:00
B2 The First Time I Met The Blues 5:14
B3 Stormy Monday 4:17
Recorded Live, Newcastle City Hall, March 26, 1971.
“Produced by Greg Lake for E. G. Records”
Labels are gray/blue with black printing. “Cotillion” in a yellow box above the center hole.
At the bottom of the label is “MFG. BY ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., 75 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, N.Y., N.Y.”
Large pressing ring.
A1 Promenade
A2 The Gnome
A3 Promenade
A4 The Sage
A5 The Old Castle
A6 Blues Variation
B1 Promenade
B2 The Hut Of Baba Yaga
B3 The Curse Of Baba Yaga
B4 The Hut Of Baba Yaga
B5 The Great Gates Of Kiev