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Price |
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Media |
Condition |
Label |
| Hamburger Concerto |
7.52 |
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LP |
Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good Plus (VG+) |
ATCO Records SD36100 |
| Item Number: 2930152924 |
416806, ex/ex, cutout
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Tracklist
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| A1 | Delitiae Musicae | 1:12 | | A2 | Harem Scarem | 5:51 | | A3 | La Cathedrale De Strasbourg | 4:59 | | A4 | Birth | 7:46 | | Hamburger Concerto | 20:15 |
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Identifiers
Matrix / RunoutSide one label: ST-C-743115 PR
Matrix / RunoutSide two label: ST-C-743116 PR
Matrix / RunoutSide one runout etched: ST-C-743115A ATGP PR
Matrix / RunoutSide two runout etched: ST-C-743116B ATGP PR
Credits
Accordion - Thijs Van Leer
Alto Flute - Thijs Van Leer
Art Direction - Ian Murray
Artwork - Wade Wood Associates
Artwork [Retouching] - Wade Wood Associates
Autoharp - Bert Ruiter
Bass Guitar - Bert Ruiter
Bells [Swiss Bells] - Bert Ruiter
Cabasa - Colin Allen
Castanets - Colin Allen
Congas - Colin Allen
Cuica - Colin Allen
Drums - Colin Allen
Electric Piano - Thijs Van Leer
Engineer - Bob Hall
Engineer [Assistant] - David Hamilton-Smith, Rod Thear
Finger Cymbals [Chinese] - Bert Ruiter
Flute - Thijs Van Leer
Gong [Chinese] - Colin Allen
Guitar - Jan Akkerman
Handclaps - Bert Ruiter, Colin Allen, Jan Akkerman, Thijs Van Leer
Harpsichord - Thijs Van Leer
Idiophone [Flexatone] - Colin Allen
Lute - Jan Akkerman
Mastered By - George Piros
Mellotron - Thijs Van Leer
Organ - Thijs Van Leer
Organ [The Organ Of St. Mary The Virgin, Barnes] - Thijs Van Leer
Piano - Thijs Van Leer
Producer - Mike Vernon
Recorder - Thijs Van Leer
Synthesizer [Arp] - Thijs Van Leer
Tambourine - Colin Allen
Timpani - Colin Allen, Jan Akkerman
Triangle - Bert Ruiter
Vibraphone [Vibes] - Thijs Van Leer
Voice [All Voices] - Thijs Van Leer
Whistling - Thijs Van Leer
Wood Block - Colin Allen
Notes
Pressing variation Presswell as per "PR" on label and in runouts.
This release is almost identical to Focus (2) - Hamburger Concerto except for 2 details:
1. The inner sleeve has different catalogue offers by Atlantic (Rolling Stones, Jackson Browne...)
2. The labels are in a more wide font, so that the line breaks are different on the labels.
Other similar release Focus (2) - Hamburger Concerto
An unknown number of this particular pressing was also sent out with a sticker on the front cover (see More Images). Other than the sticker the jacket and labels are exactly the same.
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Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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| Release Country: US |
| Release Date: 1974 |
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