Merry Clayton ?- Merry Clayton S/T LP RARE 1971 ROLLING STONES GIMME SHELTER

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Description

Merry Clayton ?– Merry Clayton 1971 Ode Records LP

Rare 2nd album, cover is EX, Vinyl is Mint

Original Ode inner sleeve

Label: Ode Records ?– SP 77012 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US Released: 1971 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul, Funk

Tracklist

A1 Southern Man Written-By – Neil Young 3:15 A2 Walk On In Written-By – Carole King 2:44 A3 After All This Time Written-By – Carole King 3:09 A4 Love Me Or Let Me Be Lonely Written-By – Anita Poree, Jerry Peters, Skip Scarborough 3:32 A5 A Song For You Written-By – Leon Russell 4:15 A6 Sho'Nuff Written-By – Billy Preston, Joe Greene 2:44 B1 Steamroller Written-By – James Taylor 3:44 B2 Same Old Story Written-By – Carole King 4:50 B3 Light On The Hill Written-By – Richard Jones 2:40 B4 Grandma's Hands Written-By – Bill Withers 3:30 B5 Whatever Written-By – Leon Ware 2:40

Credits

Arranged By – Billy Preston (tracks: A6), Carole King (tracks: A2, A3, B2), Jerry Peters (tracks: A1, A4)
Arranged By [Strings] – Marty Paich (tracks: A3, B2)
Art Direction – Roland Young (3)
Backing Vocals – Abigail Haness, Jerry Peters, Merry Clayton, Patrice Holloway, James Cleveland Choir* (tracks: B2, B4)
Bass [Electric] – Wilton Felder
Design [Album] – Chuck Beeson
Drums – Paul Humphrey
Engineer – Hank Cicalo
Guitar – David T. Walker
Keyboards – Billy Preston, Carole King, Clarence McDonald, Jerry Peters, Joe Sample
Percussion – Bobbye Porter, Gary Coleman, Sandra Crouch
Photography By – Jim McCrary
Producer – Lou Adler
Saxophone – Curtis Amy

Notes

She's from Gert Town, New Orleans. The daughter of a Baptist reverend. Almost everyone calls her "Baby Sister". She calls everyone "Two" cause Curtis is "One". She sings with a wisdom, intensity and drive far beyond her 23 years. It is communication of the highest order, and now, of the highest priority.... and Lord, is she ever funky.