BRIAN AUGER+JULIE DRISCOLL & TRINITY Open LP MARMALADE 1967/69 ITA reissue MONO

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BRIAN AUGER, JULIE DRISCOLL AND THE TRINITY

Sixties pop diva-turned-avant jazz singer Julie Driscoll was born June 8, 1947 in London. 

As a teen she oversaw the Yardbirds' fan club, and it was the group's manager and producer 

Giorgio Gomelsky who encouraged her to begin a performing career of her own.

 In 1963 she issued her debut pop single "Take Me by the Hand," two years later 

joining the short-lived R&B combo Steampacket alongside Rod Stewart, Long John Baldry 

and Brian Auger, a highly respected jazz rock organist. 

After Steampacket dissolved, Driscoll signed on with the Brian Auger & Trinity

Produced by GIORGIO GOMELSKY

LP     RICORDI INTERNATIONAL RECORDS      SLIR (LIR) 22.014

MADE IN ITALY    1969 REPRESSING

Released in a fully laminated single sleeve

Still with the original plastic inner sleeve

This version: On front cover & spine STEREO catalog number; 

on back cover, labels and matrix runout MONO catalog number.

On the runout, the release date: 11-10-67 (October 11, 1967). On labels: 1969

On front cover "STEREO suonabile anche mono (Stereo playable mono)", but is a mono version

Different cover artwork.

"Black Cat (Gatto nero ) " was recorded live in Milan and it's in italian language.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: RICORDI INTERNATIONAL -  BLACK LABEL - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: (front, spine) SLIR 22.014   (rear) LIR 22.014   

Catalog on labels: LIR 22.014 (22.014/1) - LIR 22.014 (22.014/2)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): LIR 22014 1    (Etched): 11-10-67

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): LIR 22014/2    (Etched): 11-10-67

On labels: top rim text reads "Marchio e Disco......Made in Italy"

bottom rim text reads "Prodotto da Dischi Ricordi S.p.A. ® su licenza della G. Ricordi & C."

Marmalade (logo) Original Recording

? 1969

BRIAN AUGER AND THE TRINITY featuring JULIE DRISCOLL

Produced by Giorgio Gomelsky

(on Side A only): (*) Registrato al <Bang Bang> di Milano

Rights Society: D.R.

On back cover: Marmalade Original Recordings

® International Prodotto da Dischi Ricordi S.p.A.

 ® Su licenza della G. Ricordi & C. S.p.A.

All the liner notes on the bottom left side of the back cover are in italian

tracklisting

Side 1: IN AND OUT - ISOLA NATALE - BLACK CAT (GATTO NERO)*

LAMENT FOR MISS BAKER (Piano solo) - GOODBYE JUNGLE TELEGRAPH

Side 2: TRAMP - WHY (AM I TREATED SO BAD) - A KIND OF LOVE IN

BREAK IT UP - SEASON OF THE WITCH

*Registrato al "Bang Bang" di Milano [Recorded at "Bang Bang" in Milan]

  grading

RECORD VG+, but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)

From the outgrowth of Steampacket, a band that included not only Brian Auger 

and Julie Driscoll, but also a young Rod Stewart, came Auger and Driscoll's collective 

effort that produced two albums. When Driscoll left in 1969 to pursue a solo career, 

Auger, drummer Clive Thacker, and bassist Dave Ambrose continued 

as Brian Auger & the Trinity. Open has been unfairly characterized as a kind 

of groove jazz rip, one that combines Wes Montgomery, Jimmy McGriff, 

and the rock sensibilities of the psychedelic era. Whatever. 

There are many tracks here, from deep grooved funky jazz 

to lilting ballads and greasy blues numbers and the skronky 

exotica number "Goodbye Jungle Telegraph."...(AllMusic)