MOUSE & THE TRAPS Public Execution LP EVA 1982 FRA orig EVA 12001 BUGS HENDERSON
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MOUSE AND THE TRAPS
This band played in Tyler, Texas between 1965-69. Their founder Ronnie Weiss and Dave Stanley and Jeff Howell had all previously played together in an outfit called Jerry Vee and The Catalinas. Weiss had also done studio work for Robin Hood Brians studio. Lead guitarist Bugs Henderson joined from an instrumental combo called The Sensors and played on some of The Cast of Thousand's 45s. Their first 45, a Dylan soundalike, actually made the Billboard charts climbing to No. 121. The follow-up was as good, if not better, but poorly marketed and failed to repeat their early chart success. A later 45 "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" did spend one week at No 125 and was also a regional hit in Tyler and Louisville, Kentucky.
The band also recorded a couple of 45s under pseudonyms:- I've Got Her Love/As Far As The Sea (1967) was issued as Chris St. John and in the same year they issued Psychotic Reaction/l3 O'Clock Theme For Psychotics (1967) with the singer Jimmy Rabbit as Positively Thirteenth O'Clock. The band split late in 1969. There was a very brief reformation in 1972 and Weiss, Stanley and Murray then went on to play together in another Texan band, Rio Grande.Buddy 'Bugs' Henderson now has a pretty fair reputation in Texas as a "legendary blues guitarist."
"PUBLIC EXECUTION"
[This records is a compilation of the material registered between 1966-1969]
1982 LP EVA RECORDS EVA 12001 MONO
MADE IN FRANCE. ORIGINAL PRESSING
SIGNED on front cover by BUGS HENDERSON
SINGLE SLEEVE (also exists with different sleeve printing).This version: Track B3 is erroneously titled "Beg Barrow and Steal" on both sleeve and label.
Track B5 is erroneously titled "Sometimes You Just Can Win" on both sleeve and label.
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Label: EVA - WHITE LABEL w/RED LOGO on TOP - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine) EVA 12001 (rear) 12001 - MONO [EV 101] (boxed)
Catalog on labels: 12001 (EVA 12001. A) / 12001 (EVA 12001. B)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): EVA. 12001 A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): EVA. 12001 B
On labels: rim text reads "Tous Droits.........Made in France"
Rights Society / Publishing: SACEM, SACD, SDRM, SGDL (all boxed, at 3 o'clock on label)
On back cover: Notes by Charlie Memphis
Thanks to: Jean Marc Folliet, Richard Gillet, Patrice Guyot.........
Produced by Robin Hood except [B8, B9] by Dale Hawkins & Mouse And The Traps
F.G.L..........75015 Paris
Carto Print Made in France
tracklistingSide A: A PUBLIC EXECUTION - ALL FOR YOU - MAID OF SUGAR, MAID OF SPICE
I'M THE ONE - WOULD YOU BELIEVE - LIKE I KNOW YOU DO - DO THE BEST YOU CAN
PROMISES PROMISES - PSYCHOTIC REACTION
Side B: CRYIN' INSIDE - YA-YA - BEG BORROW AND STEAL - L.O.V.E. love
SOMETIMES YOU JUST CAN'T WIN - LOOK AT THE SUN - REQUIEM FOR SARAH
WICKER WINE - I BELIEVE HER - 13 O'CLOCK THEME FOR PSYCHOTICS
gradingRECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
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