Chicken Shack - The Golden Era Of Pop Music
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Electric Blues, Blues Rock
- Performer:Chicken Shack
- Title:The Golden Era Of Pop Music
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- Style:Electric Blues, Blues Rock
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- Size MP3 version1103 megabytes
- Size WMA version1784 megabytes
- Rating:4.1
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Tracklist Hide Credits
Forty Blue Fingers, Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve | ||
A1 | The LetterWritten By – JoseaWritten-By – F. King* |
4:25 |
A2 | Lonesome Whistle BluesWritten-By – Teat*, Moore*, Toombs* |
3:05 |
A3 | When The Train Comes BackWritten-By – C. Perfect* |
3:35 |
A4 | San-Ho-ZayWritten-By – F. King*, S. Thompson* |
3:05 |
A5 | King Of The WorldWritten-By – John Lee Hooker |
5:00 |
B1 | See See BabyWritten-By – F. King*, S. Thompson* |
2:25 |
B2 | First Time I Met The BluesWritten-By – E. Montgomery* |
6:25 |
B3 | Webbed FeetWritten-By – S. Webb* |
2:55 |
B4 | You Ain't No GoodWritten-By – C. Perfect* |
3:35 |
B5 | What You Did Last NightWritten-By – S. Webb* |
4:40 |
O.K. Ken ? | ||
C1 | Baby's Got Me CryingWritten-By – S. Webb* |
2:25 |
C2 | The Right Way Is My WayWritten-By – S. Webb* |
2:00 |
C3 | Get Like You Used To BeWritten-By – C. Perfect*, S. Webb* |
3:05 |
C4 | Pony And TrapWritten-By – S. Webb* |
3:00 |
C5 | Tell MeWritten-By – C. Burnett* |
4:40 |
C6 | A Woman Is The BluesWritten-By – C. Perfect*, S. Webb* |
2:50 |
D1 | I Wanna See My BabyWritten-By – A. Walker* |
3:30 |
D2 | Remington RideWritten-By – H. Penny*, H. Remington* |
2:50 |
D3 | Fishing In Your RiverWritten-By – S. Webb* |
4:30 |
D4 | Mean Old WorldWritten-By – W. Jacobs* |
3:15 |
D5 | Sweet SixteenWritten By – J. JoseaWritten-By – R. King* |
6:20 |
Credits
- Alto Saxophone – Johnny Almond (tracks: B1)
- Bass – Andy Silvester
- Design – CBS Schallplatten GmbH
- Drums – Dave Bidwell
- Guitar – Stan Webb
- Harmonica – Walter 'Shakey' Horton* (tracks: C, D)
- Piano, Vocals – Christine Perfect
- Producer – Mike Vernon
- Tenor Saxophone – Dick Heckstall-Smith (tracks: A, B), Don Fey (tracks: C, D), Johnny Almond (tracks: C, D), Steve Gregory (tracks: C, D)
- Trumpet – Allen Ellis* (tracks: A, B), Roderick Lee (tracks: C, D), Terry Noonan (tracks: C, D)
Notes
The liners denotes Freddie King as songwriter of 'The Letter', while GEMA denotes Riley B King and Jules Taub, an alias of Jules Bihari. The given credit Josua refers to Joe Josea alias Joe Bihari, brother of Jules. But indeed they never wrote songs, but added their names to the documents of the artist they released at their Modern Records label, to claim 50% of the royalities. So this Josea credits left unlinked.The voices of John Peel, Hughie Green, Max Wall, Kenneth Williams, Chris Wood, Rt. Hon. Harold Wilson, Steptoe and Son, and that of a Radio 5 announcer, appear.
Although orange CBS labels state "Made in Holland", BIEM and STEMRA, this is obviously for the German market, as the liner notes are in this tongue and price sticker reads "DM 22,-".
S 68 252 at the cover, S 68252 on the labels. Matrix engraved and suffixed with -A, -B, -C, -D, but not good readable.
Includes two company inner sleeves with CBS advertisement out of the time.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: BIEM / STEMRA