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Artist:Steve Cropper | Label:Omnivore| Format: LP | Genre:Rock | VinylCondition: Mint | Cover Condition:Sealed
Steve Cropper
With a Little Help From My Friends
Omnivore 751133 – re-issue LP
Like the first words of a book, the opening notes of an album can make you lean in. Sometimes its like meeting a stranger who later becomes a lifelong friend, or on rare occasions, a spouse. Please drop your stylus on this record and say hello to your new best friend. Hear the confidence, hear the tone, feel the vibe. Robert Gordon (from his liner notes)
As a founding member of Stax house band Booker T. & The M.G.s, Steve Cropper was involved in some of the most important music of the 1960s as a player, songwriter, and producer. The following decade introduced him to a new group of fans as guitarist for The Blues Brothers, appearing on both their records and film. A two-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Cropper has been an integral thread in the cloth of American music, writing, playing and producing into the 21st century to this very day. In 1969, Cropper released his first solo album, producing and arranging its eleven tracks himself. His backing band? While there is no actual record of who played on the album itself, Grammy winner Robert Gordons liner notes point to his fellow M.G.s, Buddy Miles, Jim Keltner, the Bar-Kays James Alexander, and more as candidates. From original tracks to its well-known covers (including The Beatles classic the release shares its name with), it is a tour de force of pure Memphis rock and soul. The core eleven tracks now appear again on an all-analog cut, new pressing of the LP as With A Little Help From My Friends returns for a new generation to experience. Add in Robert Gordons notes and this release is as much a history lesson as it is a timepiece of pure musical magic.
includes;
Crop Dustin’
Land of 1000 Dances
99 1/2
Boo-Ga-Loo Down Broadway
Funky Broadway
With a Little Help From My Friends
Oh, Petty Woman
I’d Rather Drink Muddy Water
The Way I Feel Tonight
In the Midnight Hour
Rattlesnake
NEW SEALED re-issue LP
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