ELF s/t LP 1972 Ronnie James Dio PROMO TIMING STRIP DIO
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Elf - Elf. Epic (KE 31789), U.S., 1972.
Original pressing! Promo timing strip on back cover-
Elf's self-titled debut album was produced by Deep Purple members Roger Glover and Ian Paice, who happened to see Elf auditioning in 1972. For the next few years, the band enjoyed mild success as an opening act for Deep Purple.
Dio (who was still Ronald Padavona) both sang and played the bass guitar until, in 1973, bass player Craig Gruber was asked to join. The same year saw Feinstein quit the band, to be replaced by Steve Edwards. Feinstein formed a band called The Rods, which met with a moderate amount of success, touring with groups such as Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, as well as Metallica, before finally retiring from the music industry. He would not return to the music scene until 2004, when his band, Feinstein, released the album Third Wish on the Magic Circle Music label
- "Hoochie Koochie Lady" – 5:32
- "First Avenue" – 4:23
- "Never More" – 3:50
- "I'm Coming Back For You" – 3:27
- "Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright)" – 3:48
- "Dixie Lee Junction" – 5:09
- "Love Me Like A Woman" – 3:47
- "Gambler, Gambler" – 4:26
Jacket and vinyl are both a solid VG+ (light jacket wear, mild dings on corners, white label in upper right corner - overall, very nice).
RARE/OUT-OF-PRINT.
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