Original 1973 first pressing ... no more than a 500 private press and seldom seen. Produced in this cats basement, basically lost highway hippie loner delivering his wayward message backed by an interesting organ with effects, wah-wah type sound included. Absolutely falls into the "real people" bag - this is one comes from the core of that genre.
Clayton F. Moore was the keyboardist of Windsor Tunnel, a Canadian pop rock band who started out in Amherst, Nova Scotia as The Viscounts, and who changed their name after moving to Windsor, Ontario.
No track titles listed anywhere on release.
All tracks are uncredited cover songs:
A1 "Rick Rack" originally written by Gerry Rafferty and performed by The Humblebums
A2 "Mr. Bojangles" originally written and performed by Jerry Jeff Walker
A3 "Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway" originally written by Gerry Rafferty and performed by The Humblebums
A4 "Everybody Knows That" originally written by Billy Connolly and performed by The Humblebums
A5 "Sweet Emily" originally written and performed by Leon Russell
B1 "4 + 20" originally written by Stephen Stills and performed by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
B2 "Cry, Sing And Laugh" originally written and performed by Jim Pulte
B3 "Look Over The Hill & Far Away" originally written by Gerry Rafferty and performed by The Humblebums
B4 "Games People Play" originally written and performed by Joe South
B5 "Wooden Ships" originally written by David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and performed by Crosby, Stills & Nash
Listen : B5. Wooden Ships
The whole LP : Live From My Basement
Another obscure LP that deserves a wider audience !
Record : Exc
Cover : VG++ (see pictures)
Price : 60,00 Euros (+ expedition costs by registered parcel calculated by the Belgian Post)
Payment : PAYPAL only to etienne.reyser@gmail.com
Contact : etienne.reyser@gmail.com
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