JOHN L. WATSON WHITE HOT BLUE BLACK LP UK DERAM 1970 STEREO FIRST PRESS THE WEB
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Description
FROM 1970 ON THE UK DERAM RECORDS LABEL COMES THIS STUNNING LP BY JOHN L. WATSON OF THE WEB ENTITLED "WHITE HOT BLUE BLACK" (SML-R 1061)
STEREO. FIRST PRESSING.
9 GREAT TRACKS
Tracklist A1 Ain't Doin' Too Bad - Parts 1 & 2 Written-By – Malone* A2 A Mother's Love Written-By – Owens* A3 I Pity The Fool Written-By – Malone* A4 Monday Monday Introducing: They Call It Stormy Monday Written-By – Phillips*, Walker* B1 Chains Of Love Written-By – Nugetre B2 Might As Well Be Gone Written-By – Watson* B3 By Myself Written-By – McCracklin*, Otis* B4 You Ain't Nothing But A Devil Written-By – McCracklin* B5 Danger Zone Written-By – Mayfield*
Credits
- Arranged By, Conductor – Terry Noonan
- Bass – Herbie Flowers
- Drums – Barry Morgan
- Engineer – Adrian Martins (tracks: A3, B1, B4.), Derek Varnals (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B2, B3, B5.)
- Guitar – Laurie Sanford, Rick Hayward
- Photography By – David Wedgbury
- Piano, Organ – Pete Wingfield
- Producer, Arranged By – Mike Vernon
Notes
Released on a red and white Deram label.Sleeves of the first pressing have an ''indicator hole'' at the back through which a corner of the inner sleeve shows: red for mono and blue for stereo.
Also released in mono (#DML-R 1061).
HOUSED IN A STRIKING COLOUR PICTURE SLEEVE. SLEEVE IN CLEAN AND VG++ CONDITION WITH LIGHT SURFACE WEAR
RECORD IN VG++ CONDITION WITH CLEAN LABELS AND A NICE SHEEN.
A NICE COPY OF A GREAT LP
PLEASE SEE MY OTHER ITEMS. ALL RECORDS SECURELY PACKED.
I SELL WORLDWIDE.
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