** ROD STEWART : GASOLINE ALLEY : ORIGINAL VERTIGO SPIRAL 1970 EX **
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Rod Stewart ?
Gasoline Alley
Label: Vertigo ?– 6360 500 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, GatefoldCountry: UK Released: 1970 Genre: Rock, Blues Style: Blues Rock, Pop Rock RECORD AND GATEFOLD SLEEVE ARE EX + 1st UK press on the Vertigo " large Swirl " label, with the large swirl above the spindle hole and the wording Vertigo below.
No track timing credits appear on labels or sleeve.
Cat# 6360 500 appears on labels
Cat# 6360 500 appears on spine and top right rear of sleeve above VO Price Code
Released in a Textured gatefold sleeve, with 2 internal glue-tabs top and bottom to right-hand wallet. Left hand wallet glued closed.
A-Side label simply a Vertigo logo with "Side A"
B-Side label has no writer or publisher credits.
'Vertigo'-printed black (front and back) on a white paper liner, with punch-holes & poly-lined. Liner coded,
Inside credit list includes: "Mac not available due to bus strike" [Which indicates 'Faces' musician Ian McLagan (keyboards) was not present at recording. However, US release credits him and the track upon which he is credited there is "You're My Girl"- prefixed to "I Don't Want To Discuss It" on this album. This suggests McLagan was dubbed, or the track added later].
Waller & Quittenton are mentioned as present in sleeve notes, but not credited - as per US release. [All uncredited musicians thus taken from the US release].
A2 is only credited to "Womack", although two Womacks wrote the song.
"A Mercury Records Production" inside-left and back cover.
?1970
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