Vinyl Album - The Golden Earring - Eight Miles High - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Golden Earring
Title:	Eight Miles High
Label:	Polydor
Country:	France
Catalogue:	658 900
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Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	$17
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PRICE GUIDE

$17

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Golden Earring	Landing	R. Gerritsen	Rate
A2	The Golden Earring	Song Of A Devil's Servant	G. Kooymans	Rate
A3	The Golden Earring	One Huge Road	G. Kooymans	Rate
A4	The Golden Earring	Everyday's Torture	G. Kooymans	Rate
B1	The Golden Earring	Eight Miles High	D. Crosby, J. McGuinn, G. Clark	Rate

Notes

Reissue, Series: Progressive

Marinus Gerritsen: bass guitar, organ, piano
George Kooymans: guitar, vocals
Barry Hay: flute, rhythm guitar, vocals
Sieb Warner: drums, percussion.

Recorded in Olympic Sound Studios,London.

Produced by Fred Haayen
Cover art: Ron Seubert
Photographs frontcover: Harry Verstappen

Images

Number: 2078672 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: albino moon Description: cover front	Number: 1252215 Uploaded By: dr.zoze Description: front cover	Number: 1252217 Uploaded By: dr.zoze Description: back cover	Number: 2078673 Uploaded By: albino moon Edited By: Jace59 Description: A Side Label
Number: 2078674 Uploaded By: albino moon Edited By: Jace59 Description: B Side Label	Number: 1252222 Uploaded By: dr.zoze Description: a side	Number: 1252225 Uploaded By: dr.zoze Description: b side	Number: 2078675 HIDDEN Uploaded By: albino moon Description: Cover - Back

Comments and Reviews


albino moon 17th Jan 2020		Fred Haayen had the idea for only one song on one side. Eight Miles High (Track B 1) had to be shortened for the album. THE GOLDEN EARRING had recorded a 40 min version. New recording of Song Of A Devil's Servant. The original version released 18 April 1969 on album "On The Double". Photo on cover front shows the hands of George Kooymans. Photo on cover back shooted at BBC Studios London, Great Britain, 09 Sept. 1969. THE GOLDEN EARRING performed live 'It's Alright, But I Admit It Could Be Better'. * Label * Above centre hole (label) – Polydor logo Below centre hole (label) - album title, song title, songwriter credits, artist, producer company and recording information. Centre left (label) – Part of the matrix no. (abbreviation for pressing company, matrix no., side identifier, format), rights society (BIEM), side identifier Centre right (label) – Catalogue no., form of cutting the record (G.U.), rpm * Matrix Runout * POL - Pressed for a company (Polydor S.A. France) of Grammophon-Philips Group first 6 digits - catalogue number LPL - pressing plant C.D.I.S. Anthony, France following 4 digits - matrix number 1 or 2 - side identifier Y - format 12' stereo 380 - Lacquer cut at C.I.D.I.S. Louviers, France symbol and last digit - unknown * Back sleeve * Progressive (top left) - Polydor S.A. France series Gravure Universelle (top right) - form of cutting records (records can play on mono and stereo devices) T (encircled - top right) - french price code S.I.A.T. France - (down right) - French printing company