TOM RUSH Got A Mind To Ramble LP XTRA/TRANSATLANTIC 1963 UK orig+mono XTRA 5053
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TOM RUSH

with FRITZ RICHMOND, washtub bass

"GOT A MIND TO RAMBLE"

<Released in the U.S.A. in 1963 and first Published in UK in 1968>

Supervision: Paul Rothchild

1968    LP     XTRA RECORDS      XTRA 5053   MONO

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL PRESSING

LAMINATED (on front) SINGLE SLEEVE + FLIPBACK

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LABEL: XTRA -  WHITE LABEL - BLACK & RED TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) XTRA 5053      

Catalog on labels: XTRA 5053

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): XTRA 5053 A   B.B.

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): XTRA 5053 B   B.

On labels: A Prestige Records U.S.A., Production

© Transatlantic Records Ltd. 1968

MCPS (boxed)

rim text reads (Side A only) "All Rights........Made in England...............Prohibited"

Rights Society / Publishing: M.C.P.S., Copyright Control, Essex Music, Campbell Connelly Music, Studio Music

On Back Cover: Notes: Stacey Williams

A Prestige Records USA production.

Sole licensees and distributors in Great Britain and Scandinavia Transatlantic Records Ltd......

Record Sleeve printed and made by Dawson Rossiter Limited, London.

tracklisting

Side A: DUNCAN & BRADY - I DON'T WANT YOUR MILLIONS MISTER

SAN FRANCISCO BAY BLUES - MOLE'S MOAN - ORPHAN'S BLUES - RYE WHISKEY - BIG FAT WOMAN

Side B: NINE POUND HAMMER - DIAMOND JOE - JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE

MIBILE-TEXAS LINE - JOE TURNER - EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK

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RECORD from NEAR EX (Side One) to VG(+) (Side Two) but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)

An acoustic 1963 session, from Rush's Cambridge folk/blues days. Much of this is White acoustic revival blues, 

but there are detours on selections like Merle Travis's "Nine Pound Hammer," and Rush's own "Duncan and Brady," 

and the instrumental "Mole's Moan," which was written by Maria Muldaur...(AllMusic)



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