JOE COCKER Mad Dogs & Englishmen 2XLP POSTER SLEEVE UK 1970 A&M AMLS 6002 F/ EX
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Description
Joe Cocker – Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Label: A&M Records – AMLS 6002
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Fold-out Sleeve
Country: UK
Released: 1970
Genre: Rock, Stage & Screen
Style: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock
A1 Introduction 0:45
A2 Honky Tonk Women 3:35
A3 Introduction 0:18
A4 Sticks And Stones 2:30
A5 Cry Me A River 3:50
A6 Bird On The Wire 6:15
B1 Feelin' Alright 5:30
B2 Superstar 4:55
B3 Introduction 0:15
B4 Let's Go Get Stoned 7:15
Blue Medley (12:47)
C1- (a) I'll Drown In My Own Tears
C1- (b) When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
C1- (c) I've Been Loving You Too Long
C2 Introduction 0:20
C3 Girl From The North Country 2:30
C4 Give Peace A Chance 4:20
D1 Introduction (Conversation) 0:40
D2 She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window 2:50
D3 Space Captain 4:55
D4 The Letter 4:20
D5 Delta Lady 5:35
Amazing double album which chronicles Cocker's gig at the Fillmore East during his 1970 US tour and is also
the soundtrack to the 1971 American documentary film "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" about that tour.
Essentially the album is great and the film is not (shame!).
Still, A&M spared no expense, with the entire album cover being a large, beautifully designed fold-out poster.
The vinyls have the brown A&M labels with logo boxes to the left side (before 73) and "Made in England".
Record One (AMLS 6002-1 on the label):
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): AMLS 6002 A1 / 1 (etched)
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): AMLS 6002 B1 / 1 (etched)
Record Two (AMLS 6002-2 on the label):
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C): AMLS 6002 / C1 (etched)
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D): AMLS 6002 / 1 / AD (etched)
Sleeve/poster condition: Though it's totally intact I'm giving it an F for 'fair' as there's soiling, a little water damage.
a few surface paper tears including a 2 inch one to front and wear to edges and cormers. It's much cleaner inside of
course and I put the whole thing in a polythene outer years ago. A tidier one of these would improve the look.
Inner poly sleeves: These are the originals, functional though rather creased.
Records: Both are EX, no disappointments there, both having a really nice, clean sound.
There are cheaper original poster sleeve ones on eBay but the vinyls are below EX grade or they have been (rather optimistically) tested by sight only, which does not detect surface noise. The records have been cleaned and listened to from start to finish to ensure quality. I have, of course, reduced the price because of the sleeve condition.
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