Gov't Mule Dose Vinyl 2 LP Set - Beautiful Condition Warren Haynes Allen Woody
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Description
VERY RARE! Gov't Mule's best record (IMHO) in the very hard to find vinyl format. The cover shows a very slight bit or wear on the front, but the sleeves and the vinyl are in excellent condition. The vinyl includes their version of "I Put a Spell on You" which is not available in any other format!
Dose (Vinyl)
Gov't Mule
1. Blind Man In The Dark
2. Thorazine Shuffle
3. Thelonius Beck
4. John The Revelator
5. Game Face
6. Raven Black Night
7. I Shall Return
8. Larger Than Life
9. Towering Fool
10. She Said, She Said
11. Birth Of The Mule
12. I Put A Spell On You
RELEASE INFO
After years of playing with the Allman Brothers Band, guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody left the ensemble to focus on Gov't Mule. On their third album, Gov't Mule broaden their direction and expand the sonic possibilities of a power trio. Echoing threesomes like the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Cream, Gov't Mule play modern blues-rock with exuberance and style. Haynes's proficiency on the guitar allows for exploration in a variety of musical idioms. He plays with fiery precision and his soulful voice is gruff and expressive. Besides original material, the band covers the country-blues classic "John the Revelator," written by Son House, and rework The Beatles' "She Said She Said."
Track listing
All songs by Warren Haynes unless otherwise noted.
"Blind Man in the Dark" - 6:47
"Thorazine Shuffle" (Haynes/Abts) - 6:46
"Thelonius Beck" - 3:33
"Game Face" - 7:55
"Towering Fool" (Haynes/Abts) - 6:22
"Birth of the Mule" (Haynes/Woody/Abts) - 6:41
"John the Revelator" (traditional) - 3:49
"She Said, She Said" (Lennon/McCartney) - 6:57
"Larger Than Life" - 5:13
"Raven Black Night" - 5:29
"I Shall Return" - 5:40
[edit] Personnel
Warren Haynes - vocals, guitar, percussion
Matt Abts - drums, percussion
Allen Woody - bass, mandolin
Michael Barbiero - production, tambourine on "John the Revelator"