
Tracklist
- A1 Sweet Baby James
- A2 Lo And Behold
- A3 Sunny Skies
- A4 Steamroller
- A5 Country Road
- A6 Oh, Susannah
- B1 Fire And Rain
- B2 Blossom
- B3 Anywhere Like Heaven
- B4 Oh Baby, Don’t You Loose Your Lip On Me
- B5 Suite For 20G
Musicians
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Bob WestBass
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John LondonBass
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Randy MeisnerBass
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Russ KunkelDrums
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Chris DarrowFiddle
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Danny KortchmarGuitar
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James TaylorGuitar, Vocals, Written-By
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Carole KingPiano
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Red RhodesSteel Guitar
Production
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Jack BielanArranged By (Brass)
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Peter AsherProducer
Also credited
Also credited. Written-By: Stephen Foster. Art Direction: Ed Thrasher. Engineer: Bill Lazerus. Photography By: Henry Diltz.
Release notes
Original US release. Track A6 is misspelled as “Oh, Susanna” on record, but spelled correctly as “Oh, Susannah” on back picture sleeve.
Cat# on labels is “WS 1843” and label name shown on center label as Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records
Cat# on sleeve (front, spine and back) is “1843” and label name shown on cover as Warner Bros. Records
Some first pressings of this release in February 1970 were issued, as here, using the already discontinued W7 labels. Most first pressings (including white label promo issues released the previous month) carried the WB shield-logo labels. As such, W7 labels are almost certainly first issues, but scarce, as most first pressings of this popular release are WB shield-logo pressings.
Release contains folded poster with album lyrics on the back.
Recorded at Sunset Sound, December ‘69
Produced for Marylebone Productions, Inc.
Published by Country Road Music Inc. BMI/Blackwood Music, Inc.
Warner Bros. Records Inc.,
a Subsidiary & Licensee of
Warner Bros. Inc.,
4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif.
488 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y.
On the deadwax of this pressing, the Side A “Hi James” is directly above the matrix number, and on the B side “That’s All Folks” is likewise etched above the matrix number.
Runouts are etched except ‘p, A 7, A 6’ stamped.
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