Nolan: No Apologies 1970 Rock Funk Soul MINT

$

30

- Mint - Still In Shrink, Never opened


Nolan: No Apologies

Label:
Lizard ?– A20102, Lizard ?– A-20102
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1970
Genre:
Rock, Funk / Soul
Style:
Soft Rock

Tracklist

A1     Iron Out The Rough Spots Written-By – B. T. Jones*, D. Porter*, S. Cropper* 5:10
A2     Let's Burn Down The Cornfield  Written-By – Randy Newman 2:55
A3     What Would You Do If I Did That To You  Written-By – Leno Francen, Nolan Porter 3:00
A4     Gwendolyn  Written-By – Leno Francen 5:09
A5     The Fifth One   Written-By – David Blue 3:06

B1     Crazy Love  Written-By – Van Morrison    2:54
B2     Somebody's Gone    Written-By – W. Payne, L. George 2:10
B3     Don't Make Me Color My Black Face Blue   Written-By – Nolan Porter 3:09
B4     Fe Fi Fo Fum  Written-By – Nolan Porter 2:35
B5     Somebody's Cryin' Bass
[Uncredited] – William AllenDrums
[Uncredited] – Sandy KonikoffGuitar
[Uncredited] – David T. WalkerKeyboards
[Uncredited] – Clarence McDonald
Written-By – Nolan Porter 4:45

Companies etc

    Distributed By – Ampex Records
    Recorded At – Wally Heider Recording
    Recorded At – The Troubadour
    Published By – East-Cotillion
    Published By – January Music
    Published By – Lizard Music
    Published By – Tamerlane Music
    Published By – Van-Jan Music
    Published By – Cordon Blue-Red Mountain

Credits

    Backing Vocals [Undredited] – Clydie King, Sherlie Matthews, Venetta Fields
    Bass – Roy Estrada
    Drums – Jimmy Carl Black, Richard Hayward*
    Guitar – Lowell George
    Horns, Congas – Tony Elisalda
    Photography By, Design – Kira, Tom Gundelfinger
    Piano, Organ – William H. Payne
    Producer, Keyboards [Uncredited] – Gabriel Mekler
    Vocals – Nolan Porter

Notes

Catalog# is printed as "A20102" on the cover and spine, and as "A-20102" on the labels.

Recorded at Wally Heider's Studio 3, Hollywood, except track B2 recorded live at the Troubadour in Hollywood.

Release year not stated on record.

Publishers:

A1: East-Cotillion (BMI)
A2: January Music (BMI)
A3: Lizard Music (ASCAP)
A4: Lizard Music (ASCAP)
A5: Tamerlane Publishing, Inc. (BMI)
B1: Van-Jan Music (ASCAP)
B2: Cordon Blue-Red Mountain (BMI)
B3: Lizard Music (ASCAP)
B4: Lizard Music (ASCAP)
B5: Lizard Music (ASCAP)

Made in U.S.A.

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