Rod Stewart ?– 'Gasoline Alley' 12" vinyl album LP. V RARE 1ST 1970 GATEFOLD EX
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26
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34
£ 26
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Mar 1, 2015
Sold Date
Feb 19, 2015
Start Date
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Great Britain
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Hello there. I'm selling my much loved vinyl collection that I've accumulated over the last 59 years as we are moving house and won't have the room. This VERY RARE 1ST UK PRESSING vinyl is in NEAR EXCELLENT condition. This was bought brand new and has been extremely well looked after, although general wear and tear of the record sleeve comes with the age (if there's any scuffs to the record sleeve at all, it is illustrated in the photographs). I would like it to go to a good home.
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Rod Stewart ?– Gasoline Alley
Label: Vertigo ?– 6360 500 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, GatefoldCountry: UK Released: 1970 Genre: Rock, Blues Style: Blues Rock, Pop Rock
Tracklist
A1 Gasoline Alley Written-By – Stewart*, Wood*A2 It's All Over Now Written By – WomackWritten-By – Womack*, Womack*
A3 Only A Hobo Written-By – Dylan*
A4 My Way Of Giving Written-By – Lane*, Marriott*
B1 Country Comfort Written-By – John/Taupin*
B2 Cut Across Shorty Written By – Wayne / Wilkin / WalkerWritten-By – Wilkin*, Wayne/Walker*
B3 Lady Day Written-By – Stewart*
B4 Jo's Lament Written-By – Stewart*
B5 I Don't Want To Discuss It Written-By – Beatty*, Cooper*, Shelby*
Companies etc
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vertigo
- Made By – Mercury Records
- Printed By – Howards Printers (Slough) Ltd.
- Mastered At – Phonodisc Ltd.
- Lacquer Cut At – Phonodisc Ltd.
- Pressed By – Phonodisc B.V.
- Published By – Chappell & Co. Ltd.
- Published By – Kags Music Ltd.
- Published By – Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
- Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
- Published By – Dick James Music Ltd.
- Published By – Cedarwood Music
- Published By – April Music Ltd.
Credits
- Acoustic Guitar [Uncredited For Instrument] – Martin Quittenton
- Acoustic Guitar [Uncredited] – Rod Stewart
- Bass – Ronnie Lane
- Bass [Uncredited] – Ron Wood
- Design, Photography By – Keef (4)
- Drums – Kenny Jones
- Drums [Uncredited For Instrument] – Mickey Waller*
- Guitar – Ron Wood
- Mandolin – Stanley Matthews
- Piano [Uncredited] – Pete Sears
- Producer – Lou Reizner, Rod Stewart
- Violin [Uncredited] – Dennis O'Flynn, Dick Powell
- Vocals – Rod Stewart
- Vocals [Uncredited] – Ronnie Lane
- Whistle [Uncredited] – William Gaff
Notes
1st UK press on the Vertigo " large Swirl " label, with the large swirl above the spindle hole and the wording Vertigo below.No track timing credits appear on labels or sleeve.
Cat# 6360 500 appears on labels
Cat# 6360 500 appears on spine and top right rear of sleeve above VO PRICE CODE
Released in a Textured gatefold sleeve, with 2 internal glue-tabs top and bottom to right-hand wallet. Left hand wallet glued closed.
A-Side label simply a Vertigo logo with "A-Side"
B-Side label has no writer or publisher credits.
'Vertigo'-printed black (front and back) on a white paper liner, with punch-holes & poly-lined. Liner coded, on front bottom-left, with print date: "Made in England B 1/0470" [Apr1970]
Inside credit list includes: "Mac not available due to bus strike" [Which indicates 'Faces' musician Ian McLagan (keyboards) was not present at recording. However, US release credits him and the track upon which he is credited there is "You're My Girl"- prefixed to "I Don't Want To Discuss It" on this album. This suggests McLagan was dubbed, or the track added later].
Waller & Quittenton are mentioned as present in sleeve notes, but not credited - as per US release. [All uncredited musicians thus taken from the US release].
Credit to "Keef" note: Ron Wood's elder brother (Art Wood) was in a band with Keef Hartley.
A2 is only credited to "Womack", although two Womacks wrote the song.
"A Mercury Records Production" inside-left and back cover.
?1970
A1, B3, B4: Chappell & Co. Ltd.
A2: Kags Music Ltd.
A3: Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
A4: Carlin Music Corp.
B1: Dick James Music Ltd.
B2: Cedarwood Music
B5: April Music Ltd.
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