Warren S. Richardson Jr. LP 1969 MONO promo hard rock white label Tubes EX+
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Warren S. Richardson Jr. LP 1969 MONO promo hard rock white label Tubes
Original US MONO promo pressing on Cotillion white label with DJ stickers on sleeve.
Warren S Richardson Jr may not be the most catchy name for a rocker, but the record really knocks it out of the park from the very first note of fuzz – thanks to an all-out, super-ballsy sound! The set's one of those that might have been called "blues rock" at the time, but is hardly a blues record at all – as it's already taken those core influences and fused them into something harder and heavier – ala James Gang or maybe Johnny Winter, with lots of funky drums at the bottom, and plenty of super-wicked guitar! Richardson handles both that lead instrument and the vocals – and is actually Bill Spooner, of later Tubes fame – working here with Joseph Ray Trainer and Otis Eugene Hale on tenor saxes, and Richard Lewis on organ and trumpet. Mickey McGee handles the heavy drums – and titles include "Shady Lady", "Easy Rider", "Reputation", "Goin Home", "Stella", and "Wind & Rain"........~
Bass – David Birkett
Drums – Mickey McGee
Organ, Trumpet – Richard Lewis
Tenor Saxophone – Joseph Ray Trainer
Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Otis Eugene Hale*
Vocals, Guitar – Warren S. Richardson, Jr.
A1 Reputation 7:00
A2 Easy Rider 3:00
A3 Shady Lady 6:50
B1 Wind And Rain 10:00
B2 Stella 3:22
B3 Goin' Home 3:12
CONDITION:
SLEEVE: VG+ Ex-Radio station, promo stickers on front ---
RECORD: MONO White label EX+ Labels clean with a few minor marks on side 2 label
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