New 2LP Ltd Ed Colored Vinyl A2 AN A-SQUARE COMPILATION IGGY MC5 RATIONALS SRC
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VARIOUS ARTISTS  A2: An A-Square Compilation Third Man Records TMR-496
NEW / MINT / FACTORY SEALED VINYL RECORD ALBUM 2-LP SET Limited Edition Colored Vinyl (White) 
Sold only at Third Man Records Cass Corridor in Detroit  Record Store Day Black Friday - November 23, 2018
Contains 24-tracks and comes in a heavy board stock gatefold cover Compilation produced by Alec Palao who also wrote the liner notes
A-Square (Of Course) is an essential compilation of the Michigan garage revolution in the late '60s, all revolving around the catalyst for the revolution, Hugh "Jeep" Holland. In 1966, Holland advanced from operating hip record store Discount Records in Ann Arbor to running his own label, booking and management companies for many of these fledgling groups. Named after the booking arm, A-Square (Of Course) showcases the absolute best cuts on the highly-collectible label, including rare recordings from the likes of the MC5, the Rationals, and the Scot Richard Case. Previously unreleased material from the likes of the proto-Black Sabbath Half Life and the Stooges' competitors Stoney and the Jagged Edge help expand this collection beyond its original 2008 CD release. Updated liner notes by celebrated 60's rock historian Alec Palao beautifully tell the story of the unique time and place that these songs came from. A must-have for garage fans of any era.

SIDE 1: 01) The Rationals – Look What You’re Doing (To Me Baby) 02) The Scot Richard Case (aka SRC) – Get The Picture 03) The Thyme – Love To Love 04) The Rationals – I Need You 05) The Bossmen – Listen My Girl 06) The Apostles – Stranded In The Jungle 07) The Rationals – Someday
SIDE 2: 08) The Prime Movers – I’m A Man 09) The Scot Richard Case – Midnight To Six Man 10) The Rationals – Leaving Here 11) The Bossmen – Easy Way Out 12) The Apostles – Tired Of Waiting For You 13) The Scot Richard Case – Who Is That Girl 14) The Thyme – Time Of The Season
SIDE 3: 15) MC5 – Looking At You 16) Stoney & The Jagged Edge – Can’t Find The Key 17) The Thyme – Somehow 18) The Scot Richard Case – I’m So Glad 19) The Rationals – I Need You
SIDE 4: 20) Stoney & The Jagged Edge – Rainbows 21) Half-Life – Get Down 22) The MC5 – Borderline 23) The Up – Just Like An Aborigine 24) Dick Wagner & The Frost – Mystery Man (demo)
PERSONNEL: The Rationals: Bill Figg, Scott Morgan, Steve Correll, and Terry Trabandt
The Scot Richard Case (aka SRC): Robin Dale – bass EG Clawson – drums Glenn Quackenbush – keyboards Gary Quackenbush – lead guitar Steve Lyman – rhythm guitar Scott Richardson – vocals
The Thyme: Al Wilmot – bass Ed Linenthal – drums Ralph Cole – guitar Steve Vandenberg – guitar Jim Optner – drums Randy Underwood – lead vocals
The Bossmen: Dick Wagner – guitar, vocals Lanny Roenicke – bass Pete Woodman – drums Warren Keith – piano
The Apostles: John “Sleepy Jackson” Duepree – bass Louis Franklin – drums Andy Solomon – organ
The Prime Movers: Jack Dawson – bass Michael Erlewine – blues harp Jesse “Brother JC” Crawford – drums Daniel Erlewine – lead guitar Jim Osterberg (aka Iggy Pop) – vocals
MC5: Dennis Thompson, Fred Smith, Mike Davis, Rob Tyner, and Wayne Kramer
Stoney & The Jagged Edge: Harry Catarancuic – bass Tim Thompson – drums Ira Pack – guitar Dave ‘Stoney” Mazur – vocals
Half-Life: Mark Ode – bass, vocals Bob Pierson – drums Jim Nash – guitar Randy Jarrard – lead guitar
The Up: Gary Rasmussen – bass Scott Bailey – drums Bob Rasmussen – guitar Franklin Bach – vocals
Dick Wagner & The Frost: Jack Smolinski – bass Bob Riggs – drums Dick Wagner – lead guitar, vocals Don Hartman – rhythm guitar


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