Ten Years After – Ssssh. - 1969 UK Stereo 12" LP Vinyl Record - Deram - SML 1052
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Description
Ten Years After – Ssssh.
Original 1969 UK Stereo Issue 12" LP Vinyl Record. Deram - SML 1052Red and white Deram labels, with "speed 33 1/3" XZAL.9083P is the right way up. Has the ® with the Deram logo. Rim text from 9 til 3 o'clock.
Laminated gatefold cover, with the peephole at the back of the cover. Original inner sleeve.
In superb original condition.
The cover is Near Mint
The original inner sleeve is Near Mint
The labels are Near Mint The vinyl record is Near Mint The audio is Near Mint
Released in a outer laminated gatefold cover on a red / white Deram label.
''indicator hole'' in the back cover to let the inner sleeve (red = mono, blue = stereo) peep through.
1st cat on sleeve, 2nd on labels.
Title credits:
Ssssh. on cover
Sssshh on labels
Labels:
Made in England by the Decca Record Co. Ltd.
℗ 1969
33⅓
Publishing info:
A1 to A3, B1 to B4: Chrys-A-Lee Music
A4: Jewel Music
Sleeve:
Recorded At Morgan Studios, London, June, 1969.
A Chrysalis Production.
© 1969, The Decca Record Company Limited, London
Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited.
Sleeve printed in England by Moore & Matthes Ltd.
Deram Ⓜ DML 1052 Ⓢ SML 1052
Ten Years After is a British blues and blues rock band that started out as The Jaybirds in the Nottingham area in 1962. Also known as Blues Yard, they signed with manager Chris Wright in November 1966 as Blues Trip, before deciding on Ten Years After, referring to the fact that it was ten years after Elvis Presley's big break in 1956 (Elvis being one of guitar hero Alvin Lee's idols). Their selftitled debut album was released the following year, and they had eight consecutive Top 40 hit albums in the UK. Their first split up came after 11 albums in 1974, but they reunited several times (1983, 1988 and 1999).
Their big break Going Home was originally released in 1968, but it was the live recording of said track that rounded off their classic performance at around 9:15PM at Woodstock on Sunday, Aug. 17, 1969 that hit the charts in 1971.
Label: Deram – SML 1052, Deram – SML.1052 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold sleeve Country: UK Released: 1969 Genre: Rock Style: Blues Rock
A1
Bad Scene A2
Two Time Mama A3
Stoned Woman A4
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl B1
If You Should Love Me B2
I Don't Know That You Don't Know My Name B3
The Stomp B4
I Woke Up This Morning
- Copyright © – The Decca Record Company Limited
- Made By – The Decca Record Company Limited
- Recorded At – Morgan Studios
- Lacquer Cut At – Decca Studios
- Published By – Chrys-A-Lee Music
- Published By – Jewel Music
- Pressed By – Decca Record Co. Ltd., Pressing Plant, UK.
- Made By – British Celanese Limited
- Printed By – Moore & Matthes Ltd.
- Bass – Leo Lyons
- Design – John Williams
- Drums – Ric Lee
- Effects [Special] – Roy Baker
- Engineer – Andy Johns
- Executive-Producer – Chris Wright
- Guitar, Vocals, Liner Notes – Alvin Lee
- Lacquer Cut By – L
- Liner Notes – Alvin Lee
- Organ, Piano – Chick Churchill
- Photography By – Graham Nash, John Fowlie
- Producer – Alvin Lee, Ten Years After
- Written-By – Lee (tracks: A1 to A3, B1 to B4), Williamson (tracks: A4)
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