Vinyl Album - Atomic Rooster - Atomic Rooster - B&C

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Atomic Rooster
Title:	Atomic Rooster
Label:	B&C
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CAS 1010
Date:	Mar 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Atomic Rooster	Friday The Thirteenth	Crane	Rate
A2	Atomic Rooster	And So To Bed	Crane	Rate
A3	Atomic Rooster	Broken Wings	Mayall	Rate
A4	Atomic Rooster	Before Tomorrow	Crane	Rate
B1	Atomic Rooster	Banstead	Crane, Palmer, Graham	Rate
B2	Atomic Rooster	S.L.Y.	Crane	Rate
B3	Atomic Rooster	Winter	Crane	Rate
B4	Atomic Rooster	Decline And Fall	Crane, Palmer, Graham	Rate

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Producers:
Track A1 by Tony Colton
Tracks A2, A3, A4 by Atomic Rooster
Tracks B1, B2, B4 by Atomic Rooster
Tack B3 by Tony Colton

1st pressing with large "B&C" logo label
2nd pressing with small "B&C" logo label

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robozuc 12th Jun 2015		The first Atomic Rooster album on B&C records, was pressed four times in the UK. The first so-called Flute Mix or Keyboard Mix was pressed three times and the second Guitar Mix once. The very first pressing of the Flute or Keyboard Mix, dated 20 Mar.1970 with textured labels and large B&C logo has an error namely that tracks 3 and 4 on each side were swapped. All 8 tracks were therefore present but in the wrong order. The second pressing was a botched attempt to repair the error. They changed one side but not the other, with the result that two songs are heard twice on the album and two other songs have disappeared completely. The third pressing is perfect with all songs present and in the right order. Then Vincent Crane added John Du Cann’s guitar to three songs and repressed the album a fourth time. This fourth pressing with the guitar mix has a much smaller B&C logo on the label and smooth label paper. The guitars added into the mix of this particular release courtesy John Du Cann, though not credited on the LP. Manufactured in the UK but used predominantly as export to the US. Sleeve and track listing are the same as on the one with large logo.