THE OUTLAW BLUES BAND The Outlaw Blues Band LP BLUESWAY 1968 US orig+foc+stereo

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 As their name suggests, this was a blues-rock outfit but they were a pretty good one at that. 

From California, they were one of the several new acts signed by Bob Thiele, 

the producer of several interesting jazz artists (Coltrane, Gabor Szabo) and rock groups 

(Eden's Children, Free Spirits etc).Their first album features lots of fluid guitar and 

you should enjoy this if blues-rock is your thing. Even if it isn't you might still like it. 

Certainly I've Got To Have Peace On My Mind is very imaginative with interesting 

sound effects and it extends far beyond the usual blues-rock format. The band also have 

strong jazz influences, particularly in the drumming and the sax (or flute) interludes. 

Other highlights include an interesting reinterpretation of John D. Loudermilk's Tobacco Road, 

the instrumental Death Dog Of Doom, Tried To Be A Good Boy (But I'm Worse Than A Nazi), 

Two 'Tranes Running (not a mispelling but an an homage to Coltrane!) and the catchy 

Lost In The Blues.They can easily be compared to the best moments of the

 Paul Butterfield Blues Band or The Blues Project, although their albums 

are only very minor collectables at present....Fuzz Acid & Flowers)

"THE OUTLAW BLUES BAND"

Produced by Bob Thiele

1968    LP     BLUESWAY RECORDS      BLS-6021  STEREO

PRINTED IN USA    ORIGINAL COPY   2ND PRESSING

GATEFOLD COVER WITH COMPANY INNER SLEEVE

THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)

This version: 2nd pressing on Black label with a blue perimeter.

[according with Goldmine Price Guide/Fifth edition: During the first year, 1967-68, the label was blue. 

This was replaced by a black label with a blue perimeter].

On cover "THE OUTLAW BLUES BAND"; on labels "OUTLAW BLUES BAND"

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL:  BLUESWAY -  BLACK LABEL WITH BLUE PERIMETER - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: BLS-6021

Catalog on labels: BLS-6021-A / BLS-6021-B

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): BLS 6021 A   ABC-S- 659- A

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): BLS 6021 B   ABC-S- 659- B

On labels: rim text reads "A Product of ABC Records, Inc. New York, N.Y. 10019 ? Made in USA"

*Written by: Aleman, Gonzales, John, Rubenhold, Frank, Whiteman

*Published by: Amybaby Coal Train Music-BMI

On back cover: Cover Design/Phil Leon Escobar

Art Consultant/R.M. Mac Donald

Photography/Frankoski

Inside Photography/Victot Aleman

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: TOBACCO ROAD - TRIED TO BE A GOOD BOY (BUT I'M WORSE THAN A NAZI)

HOW BAD LOVE CAN BE - I'VE GOT TA HAVE PEACE ON MY MIND

Side B: LOST IN THE BLUES - DEATH DOG OF DOOM

SWEET SIXTEEN - TWO 'TRANES RUNNING

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