MIKE COOPER Oh Really LP PYE 1969 UK orig 1st press DAVY GRAHAM-MICHAEL CHAPMAN
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MIKE COOPER

Influential British guitarist Mike Cooper is primarily regarded as a folk-blues guitarist 

and singer/songwriter, though his wide range of work cannot be so easily defined. 

Cooper began opening for a host of traveling American bluesmen as well as British stars of the era. 

He met fellow folk-blues musician Ian A. Anderson in 1967. Between them, the pair recorded 

three four-track EPs for the SayDisc label. They released a full album of these tracks 

as well as new pieces entitled The Inverted World. Though assembled in early 1968,

 it wasn't released until 1970. His playing had developed exponentially, incorporating a wide variety 

of Delta and country styles in his technique. He also employed bottleneck slide and lap steel. 

Cooper traveled England and met many other British musicians, including 

Michael Chapman, John Martyn, Ralph McTell, and Roy Harper, and wandering American players 

such as Stefan Grossman, Dave Van Ronk, and "Spider" John Koerner  

"OH REALLY!?"

Produced by Peter Eden

1969     LP     PYE RECORDS      STEREO   NSPL 18281


MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL COPY    1ST PRESSING

This version: Issued on light blue/black strip PYE label 

in a single laminated (on front) sleeve + flipback

Barcode and Other Identifiers

LABEL:  PYE -  LIGHT BLUE LABEL - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) NSPL 18281

Catalog on labels: NSPL.18281 (NSPL.18281-A / NSPL.18281-B) 

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): NSPL 18281A1-?   H   STEREO

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): NSPL 18281B1-?   H   STEREO

On labels: "Made in England"

?1969 on both labels (on the labels the release year appears at 9 o'clock)

*Second Guitar: Derek Hall

Produced by Peter Eden

Rights Society: Mellin, Welbeck, Indian Brandee/Apple Music

On Back Sleeve: Recording Dates: 30-12-68/8-1-69

Notes by Tony Wilson & Mike Absalom

© Pye Records Ltd. 1969 Distributed by Pye Records (Sales) Ltd., A.T.V. House Great Cumberland Place London W.1.

Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.  Patent No. 943 895

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: DEATH LETTER - BAD LUCK BLUES - MAGGIE CAMPBELL

LEADHEARTED BLUES - FOUR WAYS - POOR LITTLE ANNIE

Side B: TADPOLE BLUES - DIVINITY BLUES - YOU'RE GONNA BE SORRY

ELECTRIC CHAIR - CROW JANE - PEPPER RAG - SATURDAY BLUES

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RECORD EX (please, read above description) 

SLEEVE STRONG VG+ (please, see pictures and read above description)

With a burgeoning national reputation, he was signed to Pye Records in 1969, 

and that year recorded Oh Really!?, the first of five influential recordings for the label 

and its imprints Dawn and Fresh Air. It was released in November. 

Interestingly, while there were still solid audiences for folk-blues, 

Cooper and many of his peers had moved on and broadened their own horizons 

without forsaking the roots music that had nourished them....(AllMusic)

 


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