JOHN PRINE SWEET REVENGE VINYL Record 1973 Atlantic SD-7274 VG+ FREE FLASH DRIVE

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This is a classic 1973 Atlantic Records LP titled "Sweet Revenge" by John Prine and Sweet. The 12" vinyl record features 33 RPM speed and high-fidelity sound quality. The cardboard sleeve case type is black in color and contains the original inner sleeve and cover. The vinyl has been graded as Very Good Plus (VG+) and the sleeve is Near Mint (NM or M-). This LP is a must-have for any fan of classic rock and folk music from the 1970s. It is a rare find and would make a great addition to any vinyl collection.
John Prine – Sweet Revenge

Label:
    Atlantic – SD 7274
Format:
    
Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress, Stereo, PR - Presswell Pressing
Country:
    US
Released:
    1973
Genre:
    Folk, World, & Country
Style:
    Country, Folk
A1        Sweet Revenge
Backing Vocals – Cissy Houston, Deirdre Tuck, Judy Clay
Bass – Mike Leach
Drums, Tambourine – Kenny Malone
Electric Guitar – Steve Goodman
Lead Guitar [Electric] – Reggie Young
Piano, Organ – David Briggs (2)
2:58
A2        Please Don't Bury Me
Acoustic Guitar – John Christopher*
Bass – Mike Leach, Mike Leach
Dobro – Dave Prine
Drums – Kenny Malone
Electric Guitar – Reggie Young
Harmony Vocals – Raun MacKinnon
Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Steve Goodman
2:47
A3        Christmas In Prison
Bass – Mike Leach
Dobro – Grady Martin
Drums – Kenny Malone
Electric Guitar – Reggie Young
Harmonica – Jerry Shook
Organ – David Briggs (2)
3:09
A4        Dear Abby    4:10
A5        Blue Umbrella
Acoustic Guitar – Steve Goodman
Bass – Hugh McDonald
Drums – Steve Mosley
Electric Piano – Kenny Ascher*
Lead Guitar [Electric], Acoustic Guitar – Steve Burgh
3:01
A6        Often Is A Word I Seldom Use
Bass – Mike Leach
Drums – Kenny Malone, Kenny Malone
Electric Guitar – John Christopher*, Reggie Young
Harmonica – Jerry Shook
Horns, Arranged By – Arif Mardin
Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Steve Goodman
Percussion – Ralph MacDonald, Bill Slater*
B1        Onomatopoeia
Bass – Hugh McDonald
Drums – Steve Mosley
Electric Guitar, Harmony Vocals – Steve Goodman
Lead Guitar [Electric] – Steve Burgh
Piano – Kenny Ascher*
2:18
B2        Grandpa Was A Carpenter
Acoustic Guitar – John Christopher*
Banjo – Dave Prine
Bass – Mike Leach
Drums – Kenny Malone
Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Steve Goodman
Lead Guitar [Electric] – Reggie Young
2:11
B3        The Accident (Things Could Be Worse)
Bass – Mike Leach
Dobro – Grady Martin
Drums – Kenny Malone
Fiddle – Dave Prine
Guitar – John Christopher*, Reggie Young
Harmony Vocals – Raun MacKinnon
Piano – David Briggs (2)
Steel Guitar – Doyle Grisham
3:22
B4        Mexican Home
Acoustic Guitar – John Christopher*
Backing Vocals – Cissy Houston, Deirdre Tuck, Judy Clay, Raun MacKinnon
Bass – Mike Leach
Drums – Kenny Malone, Kenny Malone
Electric Guitar – Steve Goodman
Horns, Arranged By – Arif Mardin
Lead Guitar [Electric] – Reggie Young
Organ – David Briggs (2)
Percussion – Ralph MacDonald
Piano – Bobby Woods*
4:39
B5        A Good Time
Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals – Grady Martin
Bass – Billy Salter*
Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Steve Goodman
3:30
B6        Nine Pound Hammer
Acoustic Guitar – Reggie Young
Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals – John Christopher*
Bass [Upright] – Mike Leach
Dobro – Dave Prine
Drums – Kenny Malone
Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Steve Goodman
Piano – Bobby Woods*
3:07