LOVE Out Here 2LP HARVEST 1970 UK orig+foc+stereo SHDW 3/4 ARTHUR LEE RARE

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LOVE

 GEORGE SURANOVICH, ARTHUR LEE, JAY DONNELLAN, FRANK FAYAD

plus GARY ROWLES, PAUL MARTIN, DRACHEN THEACKER, JIM HOBSON

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

"OUT HERE"

[published in the United States in 1969, but released for the first time in UK in June 1970]

1970     2LP     HARVEST RECORDS      SHDW 3/4    STEREO

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

FULLY LAMINATED GATEFOLD COVER

This version: date code 7006 (June 1970) and printer’s credit on inner gatefold. 

Label notes: “THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD” around rim of label 

No EMI box logo on label. (A Blue Thumb Recording) on label 

“MADE IN GT. BRITAIN” at bottom of label

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: HARVEST -  GREEN/YELLOW LABEL and without boxed 'EMI' - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (inside right panel) SHDW 3/4 (1E 054 ? 91296/7)

Catalog on labels,  Disc One: SHDW 3 (SHDW.3A) / SHDW 3 (SHDW.3B) 

Catalog on labels,  Disc Two: SHDW 4 (SHDW.4A) / SHDW 4 (SHDW.4B)

Matrix / Runout, Disc One (Side A, Stamped): SHDW 3 A-1

(Side B, Stamped): SHDW 3 B-2

Matrix / Runout,  Disc Two (Side A, Stamped): SHDW 4 A-1

(Side B, Stamped): HDW 4 B-2

On labels: top rim text reads "The Gramophone Co. Ltd. All Rights..........Reserved"

bottom rim text reads "Unauthorised.............Prohibited"

(A "Blue Thumb" Recording)

? 1970

Produced by Arthurly

All songs written and arranged by Arthurly

Made in Gt. Britain

Rights Society / Publishing: Carlin Music Corp.

On inside cover (left panel): Cover painting by Burt Shonberg

Blue Thumb Records

E.M.I. Records (The Gramophone Company Ltd)

Made and Printed in Great Britain

7006   TPS   Printed and made by the E. J. Day Group, London and Bedford   SHDW 3/4

On inside cover (right panel): File under POPULAR : Pop Groups

tracklisting

Side A: I'LL PRAY FOR YOU - ABALONY

SIGNED D.C. - LISTEN TO MY SONG - I'M DOWN

Side B: STAND OUT - DISCHARGED - DOGGONE

Side C: I STILL WONDER - LOVE IS MORE THAN WORDS or BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

NICE TO BE - CAR LIGHTS ON IN THE DAY TIME BLUES

Side D: RUN TO THE TOP - WILLOW WILLOW - INSTRA MENTAL

YOU ARE SOMETHING - GATHER ROUND

  grading

RECORDS from NEAR EX to VG(+) but (please, read below description)

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

This set marked several firsts for Love. Not only was Out Here (1969) their initial 

foray away from the Elektra imprint, it would be their only double-LP package.

The results -- unquestionably a mixed bag -- present listeners with evidence of the 

combo's increasingly heavier approach, as well as a few selections that hearken 

back to the lighter whimsy of the earlier ensemble. The latter circumstance is 

clearly demonstrated, ranging from the acoustic introspection of 

"Listen to My Song," to the full-blown group jam on the 11-plus minute 

"Love Is More Than Words or Better Late Than Never" 

featuring Rowles' inspired electric fretwork. The update of "Signed D.C."

 -- the original having been a key component of Love's 1966 self-titled debut -- 

is given a weightier blues-fueled edge that remains drenched in the emotive angst of its precursor. 

Still, all in all, Arthur Lee enthusiasts can discover plenty of music to Love on Out Here...(AllMusic)