JUICY LUCY 1970 LP LIE BACK AND ENJOY ORIG VERTIGO SWIRL 6360014 OZ GF VG+ R1
JUICY LUCY - 1970 LP LIE BACK AND ENJOY IT - ORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN PRESSING ON VERTIGO SWIRL LABELS 6360 014 - 6-PANE GIANT POSTER PRETTY MUCH WORN OUT WITH RUBBED HOLES ON CORNERS AND ONE PANE SPLIT VG AT MOST - - RECORD HAS NUMBER OF VERY LIGHT SUPERFICIAL MARKS NO SCRATCHES OR SCUFFS LABELS VERY CLEAN (SEE PICTURES) - RARITY SCALE R1
SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THIS RELEASE:
Line-up: Glenn Campbell, mand, steel/ Rod Coombes, dr/ Keith Ellis, bsgtr/ Chris Mercer, sax, keyb/ Mick Moody, gtr/ Paul Williams, voc, keyb. Production: Gerry Bron & Nigel Thomas for Hit Record Productions Ltd.
Cover-design by Nigel Thomas.
Photography by Peter Smith.
Liner notes: none.
Cover manufactured by Howard Printers.
Recorded at unknown
Track listing A-side: Thinking Of My Life (Paul Williams) 4'27''/ Built For Comfort (Willie Dixon) 6'00''/ Pretty Woman (Paul Williams) 3'12''/ Whisky In My Jar (Mick Moody + Keith Ellis + Paul Williams) 4'00''.
Track listing B-side: Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham (Delaney Bramlett + M. Davis) 4'15''/ Changed My Mind (Neil Hubbard + Glenn Campbell) 3'07''/ That Woman's Got Something (Glen Campbell + Paul Williams + Mick Moody) 2'53''/ Willie The Pimp (Frank Zappa) 7'08''/ Lie Back And Enjoy It (Paul Williams) 7'08''.
The label carries no composer credits. The inside of the fold-out does.
Running time is mentioned in the fold-out.
The Vertigo logo on front is yellow.
Matrix number A-side:
6360014 1Y//1 ▼420 1 1 1 0
Matrix number B-side:
6360014 2Y//2 ▼420 1 1 6
Rarity scale: R1
The burning question remains: Can blue men sing the whites?, and though they occasionally have proven they can, mostly they can't and that's what we got here. Guitarist Moody surely is a bonus, but singer Williams is not and the choice of repertoire is thoroughly conservative. Except, of course, for the unexpected Zappa track, but unfortunately they make it sound like everything else. Most remarkable feat here must be the inclusion of two tracks that are exactly 7 minutes and 8 seconds long. How did they achieve that??
Another leap into the realm of complictated packaging is executed with this cover. It is a large six-part folding piece of board. All six band members are kept for eternity through excellent portrait photographs of the men at work.
The lettering is indeed quite juicy and rather original.
The inside of the enormous cover is taken by an outstanding live shot of the band.
A cassette release in Britain has been confirmed, the catalogue number is 7138 014.
Notes: This was issued in the USA on Atco (SD 33-345) in 1970.
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