Near Mint Jesse 'Ed' Davis Ululu Vinyl LP ATCO SD 33-382 1st Gatefold Press 1972
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Offered here is the 1972 first American pressing of “Ululu” by legendary guitarist Jesse Ed Davis.


Vinyl is NM with NO visual signs of having been played or handled. NO spindle marks; nothing. Was not even Play graded on the Linn LP 12. Pristine.


Jacket is VG + with Some discoloration as shown. Slight ring wear on back cover. No wrinkle/spine deterioration. Gatefold spine is tight. No seam splits or writing. No stickers or residue. Includes the original company inner sleeve. As shown.


Stored high and dry.


Packaged professionally and shipped FREE immediately upon receipt of payment.


Ululu Review by Steve Kurutz


Though this album is far more a collector's record than an actual "turntable staple," it is a significant improvement from Davis' first solo outing. During the title track in particular, as well as a cover of Merle Haggard's "White Line Fever," Davis' voice achieves a ragged glory that makes the listener realize why sloppy rock & roll can be so much fun. Other standout moments include a version of the tune that Davis co-wrote with Taj Mahal, "Further on Down the Road," and the Davis-penned "Reno St. Incident." In all, it is the fun record that you would expect from a standout session player like Davis.




Jesse Ed Davis

Arranger, Composer, Guitar, Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)

Mr. Abernathy

Assistant

Pete Wadington

Assistant

Donald "Duck" Dunn

Bass, Bass (Electric)

Billy Rich

Bass, Bass (Electric)

Arnold Rosenthal

Bass, Bass (Electric)

Merle Haggard

Composer

George Harrison

Composer

Levon Helm

Composer

Taj Mahal

Composer

Robbie Robertson

Composer

Traditional

Composer

Leon Russell

Composer, Piano

Barry Feinstein

Design, Photography

Tom Wilkes

Design, Photography

Jim Keltner

Drums

Howard Albert

Engineer

Ron Albert

Engineer

Baker Bigsby

Engineer

Lillian Douma

Engineer

Joe Zagarino

Engineer

Chuck Kirkpatrick

Engineer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)

Larry Knechtel

Keyboards, Organ

Mac Rebennack

Organ, Piano

Dr. John

Piano

Stan Szelest

Piano

Albhy Galuten

Piano, Producer

Charles Chalmers

Vocals

Venetta Fields

Vocals

Merry Clayton

Vocals, Vocals (Background)

Clydie King

Vocals, Vocals (Background)




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