LOVE False Start LP BLUE THUMB 1971 ITALY orig+stereo ARTHUR LEE w/JIMI HENDRIX
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LOVE

 GEORGE SURANOVICH, ARTHUR LEE, GARY ROWLES, FRANK FAYAD

One of the best West Coast folk/psych bands and producers of the seminal Forever Changes, 

a symphonic explosion of lush textures and surreal lyrics

"FALSE START"

[published in the United States in 1970, but released for the first time in Italy in February 1971]

1971     LP     BLUE THUMB RECORDS      3 C062-92049    STEREO

MADE IN ITALY    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

LAMINATED (on front) SINGLE COVER

This version: on the runout, the release date is: (Side A) 22-2-71; (Side B) 25-2-71

(February 22 & 25, 1971)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: BLUE THUMB -  WHITE/LIGHT GRAY LABEL w/BLUE THUMB LOGO - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: 3 C062-92049   

Catalog on labels: 3C 062 - 92049 A  / 3C 062 - 92049 B

Matrix / Runout (Side A): 92049-A - 22-2-71   I

Matrix / Runout (Side B): 92049-B - 25-2-71   II

On labels: rim text reads "-Blue Thumb Records, Inc. - Made in Italy by EMI Italiana............prohibited"

S.I.A.E.

? 1971

Produced by Arthur Lee

All songs written and arranged by Arthur Lee except*

*(arranged by Jimi Hendrix and Arthur Lee)

Rights Society / Publishing: S.I.A.E. (printed on both sides and stamped in blue on Side A)

On back cover: Special thanks to Jimi Hendrix who played guitar on "The Everlasting First"

Recorded at the Record Plant

"Stand Out" was recorded live in London, February 27, 1970 at the Waltham Forest Tech College.

EMI Italiana Electric & Musical Industries Italiana S.p.A.

Mod. 26091 - ALT

tracklisting

Side A: THE EVERLASTING FIRST* - FLYING - GIMI A LITTLE BREAK

STAND OUT - KEEP ON SHINING

Side B: ANYTIME - SLICK DICK - LOVE IS COMING

FEEL DADDY FEEL GOOD - RIDE THAT VIBRATION

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SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Arthur Lee chose to keep the Love moniker alive after disintegrating the band's original 

incarnation. By the close of the 1960s, Lee was joined by a new lineup featuring a rhythm 

section of Frank Fayad (bass) and George Suranovich (drums), with Jay Donnellan (lead guitar)

 and then Gary Rowles (lead guitar) holding court as the band's primary stringman 

with the latter present on False Start. While the Lee-supplied material isn't his most memorable, 

one positive factor is the combo's consistency and cohesiveness. This can be traced back 

to Love having just completed a successful European tour and being able to collaborate 

with his longtime pal Jimi Hendrix, who not only helped Lee write the LP's jammed-out 

opener "The Everlasting First," but also stuck around long enough 

to lend his unmistakable southpaw to the recording. Proving his uncanny ability to jump 

from genre to genre, Lee heads down-home for the countrified "Keep on Shining" 

with a chipper disposition somewhat undermined by Lee's ragged vocals. Like "Stand Out," 

the soulful "Anytime" is another reason for this project not to be dismissed...(AllMusic)


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