Vinyl Album - Chicken Shack - Forty Blue Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve - Blue Horizon

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Chicken Shack
Title:	Forty Blue Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve
Label:	Blue Horizon
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	7-63203
Date:	May 1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Chicken Shack	The Letter	Freddie King, Joe Josea	8.0 Rate
A2	Chicken Shack	Lonesome Whistle Blues	Rudy Toombs, Elson Teat, Alan Moore	8.0 Rate
A3	Chicken Shack	When The Train Comes Back	Christine Perfect	8.5 Rate
A4	Chicken Shack	San-Ho-Zay	Freddie King, Sonny Thompson	8.0 Rate
A5	Chicken Shack	King Of The World	John Lee Hooker	6.5 Rate
B1	Chicken Shack	See See Baby	Freddie King, Sonny Thompson	7.0 Rate
B2	Chicken Shack	First Time I Met The Blues	Eurreal Montgomery	4.0 Rate
B3	Chicken Shack	Webbed Feet	Stan Webb	7.5 Rate
B4	Chicken Shack	You Ain't No Good	Christine Perfect	7.5 Rate
B5	Chicken Shack	What You Did Last Night	Stan Webb	4.0 Rate

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When Chicken Shack was formed in 1965, this group consisted of Stan Webb, Andy Silvester, and Alan Morley. In 1968, Alan Morley was replaced by Dave Bidwell, and Christine Perfect joined this group. Chicken Shack was the professional debut of Christine Perfect, who later married John McVie of Fleetwood Mac. The group members enjoyed blues music so much that they recorded six songs that were previously released by different American blues singers. Furthermore, four original compositions were written by two members, who were Stan Webb and Christine Perfect, of this group.

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ppint. ● 10th Jan 2015		mono lp unless the 7- (for blue horizon) cbs sequence cat# is prefixed by an "s" (which is all that was left, by this date, of the cbs group prefix "sbpg" for stereo british (pressing? printing?) or, for mono lps, the absence of prefix was all that was - or, rather, wasn't - left of the prefix, "bpg". later, cbs dropped the mono edition of albums with stereo editions, which they emblazoned "stereo playable mono", which was true - fcvotw. . . and then stopped bothering to pretend.