KAREN DALTON IN MY OWN TIME LP ORIG '71 RARE FOLK ROCK COUNTRY BLUES SEALED
$
150
$ 150
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Jan 25, 2018
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Description
This is an extremely rare original SEALED copy of the excellent IN MY OWN TIME LP by KAREN DALTON on Paramount/Just Sunshine Records (PAS-6008) from 1971. An exceptional southern/country/folk/rock/blues record from this great artist. The record is SEALED and in NM condition with the original retail sticker on the front, as pictured, a few tiny scrape marks along the top edge and an eighth-inch promotional saw cut on the lower left corner, as pictured. Don't pass up a copy like this!
Tracklist
A1 Something On Your Mind Written-By – Dino Valenti 3:20 A2 When A Man Loves A Woman Written-By – Andrew Wright (4), Calvin Lewis 2:56 A3 In My Own Dream Soloist – John Hall*Written-By – Paul Butterfield 4:15 A4 Katie Cruel Arranged By – Karen DaltonWritten By – Traditional 2:20 A5 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) Written-By – Holland Dozier & Holland* 4:41 B1 In A Station Written-By – Richard Manuel 3:48 B2 Take Me Written-By – George Jones (2), L. Payne* 4:38 B3 Same Old Man Arranged By – Steve WeberWritten By – Traditional 2:38 B4 One Night Of Love Written-By – Joe Tate 3:10 B5 Are You Leaving For The Country Written-By – Richard Tucker 3:08Credits
- Arranged By, Vocals, Twelve-String Guitar, Banjo – Karen Dalton
- Clarinet [Belch Clarinet] – Robert Fritz
- Design – Michael Scott (5)
- Directed By – Marv Grafton, Michael Lang
- Drums – Dennis Whitted, Dennis Siewell*, Gregg Thomas*
- Engineer – John Gardner (4), Jon Child, Warren Dewey
- Guitar – Amos Garrett, Dan Hankin, John Hall*
- Liner Notes – Fred Neil
- Organ – Ken Pearson
- Photography By – Elliott Landy
- Piano – John Simon, Richard Bell (4)
- Producer, Arranged By, Bass – Harvey Brooks
- Steel Guitar – Bill Kieth*
- Tenor Saxophone – Hart McNee
- Trumpet – Marcus Doubleday
- Violin – Bobby Notkoff