Vinyl Album - Bohemian Vendetta - Bohemian Vendetta - Mainstream

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bohemian Vendetta
Title:	Bohemian Vendetta
Label:	Mainstream
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	56106
Date:	Mar 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bohemian Vendetta	Riddles And Fairytales	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
A2	Bohemian Vendetta	(She Always Gives Me) Pleasure	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
A3	Bohemian Vendetta	All Kinds Of Highs	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
A4	Bohemian Vendetta	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	Mick Jagger, Keith Richard	Rate
A5	Bohemian Vendetta	Paradox City	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
B1	Bohemian Vendetta	Love Can Make Your Mind Go Wild	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
B2	Bohemian Vendetta	The House Of The Rising Son	Arranged By Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
B3	Bohemian Vendetta	Images (Shadow In The Night)	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
B4	Bohemian Vendetta	Deaf, Dumb And Blind	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate
B5	Bohemian Vendetta	I Wanna Touch Your Heart	Tony Camp, Brian Cooke	Rate

Notes

When this group was started in Long Island in 1966, this band was called the Bohemians. The five original band members were Arthur Muglia (also known as Brian Cooke) the lead vocal and organist, Victor Muglia, the bass guitarist, Randy Pollock, the rhythm guitarist, Richard Martinez, the lead guitarist and Richie Sorrento, the drummer. In 1967, this group changed the name to Bohemian Vendetta from which Richard Martinez and Richie Sorrento had departed. The two new members were Nick Manzi, who became the new lead guitarist and Chuck Monica, who was the new drummer.

With the exception of (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, all the tunes of this disc were original compositions by Arthur Muglia (a.k.a. Brian Cooke) and Tony Camp. Although this was the only disc of 33.33 rpm that this group had issued, this disc is so collectible that a mint copy condition can easily be sold for no less than $1000 due to the fact that this disc did not sell well. Accordingly, the pressings of this disc were discontinued within one year of the issue date.

Because both the monaural 56106 and stereo S/6106 catalog numbers were indicated on the reverse jacket, this disc was both monaurally and stereofonically issued and was the penultimate Mainstream disc of 33.33 rpm that was released in the United States.

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USA - Mainstream - 1968 [Stereo]

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