GEORGE SMITH No Time For Jive LP STOMP 1970 GER reissue+white P.W.CRAYTON-VERNON
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THIS IS THE 1987 GERMAN REPRESSING on STOMP Records. WHITE VINYL. IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER. The cover is in EX/NEAR MINT condition: normal wear and without any major deterioration, left spine is fully readable for details see photos (with and without flashlight). The vinyl is in EX condition [few light clicks, barely played] and plays wonderfully.
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GEORGE SMITH
with J.D. NICHOLSON, BUDDY REED, GREG SCHAEFER, MARSHALL HOOKS
PEE WEE CRAYTON, JERRY SMITH, DICK INNES
He played in a number of bands including one with a young guitarist named Otis Rush, and later went on the road with the Muddy Waters Band after replacing Henry Strong. Smith traveled with Little Willie John and Champion Jack Dupree on one of the Universal Attractions tours. While on the tour, he recorded with Champion Jack Dupree in November of 1955 in Cincinnati, producing "Sharp Harp" and "Overhead Blues." In 1966, while Muddy Waters was on the West Coast, he asked Smith to join him and they worked together for a while, recording for Spivey Records. In 1969, Bob Thiele produced an excellent solo album of Smith on Bluesway, and later made use of Smith as a sideman for his Blues Times label, including sets with T-Bone Walker and Harmonica Slim. Smith met Rod Piazza, a young white harp player, and they formed the Southside Blues Band, later known as Bacon Fat. In 1969, Smith signed with U.K. producer Mike Vernon and did the No Time for Jive album
"NO TIME FOR JIVE"
<reissue, originally published on Blue Horizon in 1970>
Recorded At The Eldorado Studios, Los Angeles, 17th/18th November 1969.
LP STOMP RECORDS STLP 4.00283 J
PRINTED IN GERMANY 1987 REPRESSING
IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER + WHITE VINYL
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
Label Code: LC 6155
LABEL: STOMP / LINE - WHITE LABEL w/WEB DESIGN - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: STLP 4.00283 J
Catalog on labels: STLP 4.00283
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped/Etched): o C-4,00 283-A BN
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped/Etched): o C-4,00 283-B BN
On labels: rim text "All Rights.........Prohibited"
GEMA LC 6155(circled)
℗ 1970 © 1986
Produced by Mike Vernon
Licensed by CBS Schallplatten GmbH, Frankfurt
STOMP and LINE logos
On Back Sleeve: Notes + Tracklist + Credits
Stomp Records, a division of Line Music GmbH.
Marketed and distributed by Line.......Pressed and printed in Western Germany. P.1970 CBS......C. 1987.....GmbH.
tracklisting
Side A: SOMEDAY YOU'RE GONNA LEARN - BLUE SWITCH
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BLUES - BEFORE YOU DO YOUR THING (YOU'D BETTER THINK)
Side B: DON'T WANT TO GO, BABY - GOOD THINGS - SOUL FEET - NO TIME FOR JIVE
grading
RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE EX/NEAR MINT but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Laidback L.A. session from 1969 produced by Mike Vernon for his Blue Horizon label that's dominated by a mellow feel. There are a few upbeat items -- "Before You Do Your Thing (You'd Better Think)" and "Soul Feet" -- but mostly George sits back and blows with a relaxed ease. His sidemen include guitarists Pee Wee Crayton and Marshall Hooks, pianist J.D. Nicholson, and drummer Richard Innes...(AllMusic)
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