V/A. "HARD-UP HEROES" DECCA UK 1974 DBL. G/F EX.
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Description
Various ?– Hard-Up Heroes
Label: Decca ?– DA-225/26 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono, Reissue, Gatefold SleeveCountry: UK Released: 1974 Genre: Rock Style: Beat, Garage Rock, Rhythm & Blues
Tracklist
A1 –Big Three, The Some Other Guy A2 –Steve Marriott Give Her My Regards A3 –Alexis Korner And Cyril Davies I Got My Mojo Working A4 –Dave Berry My Baby Left Me A5 –Mojos, The Everything's Al'Right A6 –Graham Bond Organisation* Long Tall Shorty A7 –Warriors, The (3) You Came Along B1 –Nashville Teens, The Tobacco Road B2 –Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra Da Doo Ron Ron B3 –Zoot Money The Uncle Willie B4 –Mighty Avengers, The So Much In Love B5 –Joe Cocker I'll Cry Instead B6 –Rocking Vickers, The I Go Ape B7 –Poets, The (2) Now We're Thru' C1 –Rod Stewart Good Morning Little Schoolgirl C2 –Zombies, The Tell Her No C3 –Birds, The Leaving Here C4 –Small Faces, The* Watcha Gonna Do About It C5 –John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton Have You Heard C6 –Honeybus (Do I Figure) In Your Life D1 –David Bowie The London Boys D2 –Them (3) The Story Of Them Parts 1 & 2 D3 –Cat Stevens The First Cut Is The Deepest D4 –Timebox Beggin'Companies etc
- Distributed By – Fonior Brussels Belgium – IPG
- Printed By – A.E.E.A.C.E.M. France
Credits
- Artwork [Front Cover] – Graham Marsh*
- Compiled By [& Conceived By] – Charles Shaar Murray, Roy Carr
- Layout [Inside And Back] – Decca Art Department*
- Photography By [Back Cover] – Joe 'Captain Snaps' Stevens*
Notes
Belgian edition in Decca 2lp series. Red coloured fold open sleeve with similar information on artists as British release. Rare!Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: Sabam
Review by Bruce Eder
A surprisingly strong collection of mid-'60s sides from British Decca, which was never perceived as that strong a label. Prepared by two experts from New Musical Express, this features the expected sides from Small Faces, Bowie, and the Zombies, but also all the blues (Alexis Korner, Cyril Davies), punk (Rocking Vickers), and psychedelic acts (Honeybus) that never made it here.(US)
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