Splinter ORIG US Promo LP Harder to live EX ’75 Dark Horse George Harrison
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Oct 27, 2021
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Splinter ORIG US Promo LP Harder to live EX ’75 Dark Horse George Harrison
Original US Promo LP released in 1975 on Dark Horse Records. Cat: SP22006. Comes with printed lyric inner bag which is in Excellent condition.Splinter's second release on Dark Horse had a lot less involvement from George Harrison, which is felt throughout the album. This means that the album is not as strong as their debut (1974's The Place I Love), but it is still a very good album. Splinter is comprised of Bill Elliot and Bobby Purvis, both vocalists, who create a beautiful harmony together. They also managed to form a tight, talented, and famous backup band, arranged by the ever-talented Tom Scott (who also contributes musically). Included in the band is Chris Spedding providing strong guitar, and Harrison, who contributes production and guitar (under the name Hari Georgeson) to the wonderful and moving "Lonely Man," which was also the theme to Harrison's first venture into film producing, Little Malcom and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs. It is also co-written by Mal Evans and is by far the strongest track on the album.
Tracks : Please help me/ Sixty miles too far/ Harder to live/ Half way there/ Which way will I get home/ Berkley house hotel/ After five years/ Green line bus/ Lonely man (from the film “Little Malcolm and his struggle against the Eunuchs)/ What is it (If you never ever tried it yourself).. There are a few light spindle marks on labels. Record has a few light scuff marks that cause a few light crackles and is in Excellent condition. Cover has light ring wear, a small deletion hole on top right corner and a few tiny surface tears around edges and is in VG+ condition.
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