NEVER KNEW HOW GOOD
LOVE COULD BE
LOVE HAS GONE
AND MADE A FOOL OF ME
Yer' Album
is the
debut
studio album
by
American
Rock band
The James Gang
The album was
released in
early 1969
on the
Bluesway label.
This is
the James Gang's
only album
to feature their
bassist
Tom Kriss.
He was
replaced by
Dale Peters
for their
next album.
The album is
the first to
feature guitarist
who would
later achieve
success as a
solo artist
and with
The Eagles.
Of the
eleven tracks
featured,
three are covers
Buffalo Springfield's
"Bluebird",
"Lost Woman"
by
The Yardbirds,
and
"Stop"
by
Jerry Ragovoy
and
Mort Shuman,
recorded a year earlier
by
Howard Tate,
as well as
a version by
Al Kooper
and
Mike Bloomfield
for the
Super Session album
(albeit without vocals).
In the locked groove
at the end of side 1
of the LP
version of the album
which is normally silent
on most phonograph records;
the spoken phrase
"Turn me over"
repeats in a loop,
while the locked groove
at the end of side 2
repeats the phrase
"Play me again".
Both phrases were
spoken by Walsh.
A 'producers note'
in the gatefold
warns listeners
not to spoil these endings
to friends
who have turntables
with automatic return.
These messages are
removed from
CD pressings,
but are included
on the
8-Track
&
cassette tape
versions.
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