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Price |
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Media |
Condition |
Label |
| The Poet II |
4.30 |
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LP |
Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good (VG) |
Motown ZL72205 |
| Item Number: 2081169479 310139 |
vg+/ex+ [310139]
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Tracklist
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| A1 | Love Has Finally Come At Last | 5:34 | | A2 | It Takes A Lot Of Strength To Say Goodbye | 3:49 | | A3 | Through The Eyes Of A Child | 5:13 | | A4 | Surprise Surprise | 3:36 | | A5 | Tryin' To Get Over You | 4:12 | | B1 | Tell Me Why | 6:02 | | B2 | Who's Foolin' Who | 4:02 | | B3 | I Wish I Had Someone To Come Home To | 3:45 | | B4 | American Dream | 4:40 |
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Barcode and Identifiers
BarcodeScanned: 035627220517
Barcode: 0 035627 220517
Matrix / RunoutRunout Side A stamped variant 1: DM B-1053 A-1/84 S III Germany
Matrix / RunoutRunout Side B stamped variant 1: DM B-1053 B-1/84 S III Germany
Matrix / RunoutRunout Side A stamped variant 2: DM B-1053 A-2/84 S III Germany
Matrix / RunoutRunout Side B stamped variant 2: DM B-1053 B-2/84 S II Germany
Rights Society: GEMA BIEM
Label Code: LC 0881
Price CodeGermany - D:: AO
Price CodeFrance - F:: RC 250
Price CodeUnited Kingdom - UK:: FG
Pressing Plant IDCentre label side B: "Bass Clef" symbol
Credits
Arranged By [Arranger] - Bobby Womack
Arranged By [Strings] - David Blumberg (Tracks: A2, A5)
Art Direction - Ginny Livingston
Backing Vocals - Bobby Womack, Cecil Womack, Curtis Womack, Friendly Womack, Jr., James Gadson, Kathy Bloxson, Regina Womack, The Waters, Valentinos
Bass - David Shields
Drums - James Gadson
Electronic Drums [DMX Electric Drum] - Fred Johnson
Engineer [Assistant] - Carl Protho, Roger Dollarhide, Tim Dennen
Engineer [Mixing] - Barney Perkins (Tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B3)
Executive-Producer - Otis Smith
Guitar - Courtney Sappington, David T. Walker, George Benson (Tracks: A3), Robert Palmer
Harp - Dorothy Ashby
Horns - Fernando Harkless (Tracks: A1, B2), Fred Wesley, Harry Kim, Sidney Muldrow, Thurman Green, Wilton Felder (Tracks: A3)
Keyboards - Michael Wycoff
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar - Bobby Womack
Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa
Photography By - Moshe Brakha
Producer - Andrew Loog Oldham, Bobby Womack, James Gadson
Synthesizer - Denzil Miller
Synthesizer, Harmonica - Frank Hamilton
Notes
On labels:
Manufactured in W. Germany. Marketed and distributed by RCA Records ℗ 1984 Beverly Glen Music
Beverly Glen Music Inc. Distributed under license to Motown Record Corporation by RCA
On sleeve rear:
℗ & © 1984 Beverly Glen Music
Made from masters of Motown Record Corporation
Printed in W. Germany
B4 contains an excerpt from "I have a dream" copyright © 1963 by Martin Luther King, Jr.
Used by permission of Joan Daves.
Additional King material copyright © by Martin Luther King, Jr.
Used by permission of Joan Daves.
Publisher details:
ABKCO Music (BMI)/Ashtray Music (BMI) - A1, A3 to B2, B4
ABKCO Music (BMI) - A2
Mighty Three Music (BMI) - B3
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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: Europe |
| Release Date: 1984 |
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MINT: The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint.
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