Vinyl Album - The Tiffany Shade - The Tiffany Shade - Mainstream

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Tiffany Shade
Title:	The Tiffany Shade
Label:	Mainstream
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	56105
Date:	Jan 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Tiffany Shade	Would You Take My Mind Out For A Walk	Michael Barnes	Rate
A2	The Tiffany Shade	An Older Man	Robert Leonard, Michael Barnes	Rate
A3	The Tiffany Shade	Sam	Robert Leonard	Rate
A4	The Tiffany Shade	Jaguar City Blues	Rob Murphy, Robert Leonard	Rate
A5	The Tiffany Shade	A Very Grand Love	Robert Leonard	Rate
B1	The Tiffany Shade	Softly To Me	Bryan MacLean	Rate
B2	The Tiffany Shade	No Reality	Michael Barnes	Rate
B3	The Tiffany Shade	One Good Reason	Michael Barnes, Robert Leonard	Rate
B4	The Tiffany Shade	A Quiet Revolution	Michael Barnes	Rate
B5	The Tiffany Shade	Not Worth The Pain	Michael Barnes	Rate

Notes

CB Feb 10, 1968

When this group was founded in Cleveland in 1966, the original members were Bob Leonard, the keyboardist, Mike Barnes, the folk guitarist and vocalist, Barrow Davidian, the twelve-string guitarist and vocalist, Rick Hohn, the bassist and Tom Schuster, the drummer. During the time that this disc was recorded, Barrow Davidian and Rick Hohn had departed from the group. Thus, Robb Clarke-Murphy had become the new bassist and the group had become a quartet.

On the 2 March 1968, this group had performed at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit with the Big Brother And Holding Company, MC5 and the Pink Peech Mob. The second time that the Tiffany Shade performed at the Grande Ballroom 5 April 1968, the other two bands that were present were MC5 and the Troggs.

With the exception of the Amboy Dukes music, Mainstream Records owner Bob Shad had not done a good job to promote the discs of many psychedelic rock groups, such as The Jelly Bean Bandits, Tiffany Shade, Bohemian Vendetta, Tangerine Zoo and the Growing Concern. Accordingly, these five groups were disbanded between late 1968 and early 1969.

Although this is the only disc of 33.33 rpm that the Tiffany Shade had recorded and issued, this disc contains nine original compositions and one composition, which was Softly To Me, was composed by Bryan MacLean, who was a member of the rock group "Love". In fact, by means of both the reverse jacket and the b-side of this disc tune B1 is mistakenly indicated Come Softly To Me, which was originally written and recorded by the Fleetwoods. Accordingly, the correct tune name is Softly To Me that was originally recorded by the rock group "Love".

Finally, this disc was monaurally and stereofonically in both the United States and the United Kingdom.

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Linked Releases

UK - Fontana - 1968 [Mono]

USA - Mainstream - 1968 [Stereo]