Vinyl Album - Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees - CBS

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Boz Scaggs
Title:	Silk Degrees
Label:	CBS
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CBS 32036
Date:	1981
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Boz Scaggs	What Can I Say	B. Scaggs, D. Paich	Rate
A2	Boz Scaggs	Georgia	Boz Scaggs	Rate
A3	Boz Scaggs	Jump Street	B. Scaggs, D. Paich	Rate
A4	Boz Scaggs	What Do You Want The Girl To Do	A. Toussaint	Rate
A5	Boz Scaggs	Harbor Lights	B. Scaggs	Rate
B1	Boz Scaggs	Lowdown	B. Scaggs, D. Paich	Rate
B2	Boz Scaggs	It's Over	B. Scaggs	Rate
B3	Boz Scaggs	Love Me Tomorrow	D. Paich	Rate
B4	Boz Scaggs	Lido Shuffle	B. Scaggs, D. Paich	Rate
B5	Boz Scaggs	We're All Alone	B. Scaggs	Rate

Notes

Produced by Joe Wissert
Arranged by David Paich
Engineer: Tom Perry

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ppint. 26th Feb 2017		this is the 1981 "nice price" series mid-price reissue, not the 1976 original cbs uk release.



Monolith 2nd Jul 2015		Monolith, even at £12.50 a set, you're still reasonably well in front, as against £18.00 for the Canon product. Yes Neil, that's £18 per cartridge (£90) per set. I'm very much better of at £12.50 So the £90 set is approx $180AUS



Neil Forbes 1st Jul 2015		Monolith, even at £12.50 a set, you're still reasonably well in front, as against £18.00 for the Canon product. Not sure of the exchange rate between British £ and Aussie $ but the brand you get is still good value. As to Record Collector's comment about Boz Scaggs' "We're All Alone", all I can say is "Ribbit, ribbit!"(ha-ha)



Record Collector 1st Jul 2015		Sorry have to disagree rather Rita's version as boz sounds like kermit the frog



Monolith 30th Jun 2015		The last time I priced Canon genuine ink for my printer was quite a few years ago, don't even know if they still support it. They were £18 a pop X 5 cartridges, that's £90 a set. My compatibles (Black Diamond) were £2 each meaning £10 a set. My dealer recently upped his prices and now I have to pay £12.50 a set. Which is still a damn sight cheaper than Canon.



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		@Monolith: "Oh and I use compatible ink cos the original is out of my price range and is a rip-off". Yeah!!!! I've been using G & G ink cartridges for mine, they're only roughly a third of the price that Canon charges for their "genuine" cartridges, and the G & G ones work fine and last as long as Canon's. Works out a heck of a lot cheaper. The colour(yellow/magenta/cyan) and the smaller black cartridge(not the thicker "page-black" for document printing), I get them for $11.95 each at a "Leading Edge" computer shop in Nelson Bay(north of Newcastle, by about 40 minutes' drive, about 57 kilometres, give or take a few). The Canon's go for around $30. The G & G page-blacks are a bit over $12.



Monolith 30th Jun 2015		The first CD printer I bought was the iP3000, it went tits-up, so I bought an iP4000 as a replacement. It burned down, fell over and sank into the swamp, but I bought another 4000 and it's still running. I kept going with the Canon ones cos the software was the same and the saved templates would have been useless on a different make. I've even got a spare 4000 in the roof space in case I need it. Bought on eBay second hand. These days most of my stuff in on hard drives so I don't burn as much. But the occasional time I need the facility. Oh and I use compatible ink cos the original is out of my price range and is a rip-off.



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		A model or two earlier than mine, but mine would have been superseded as well, by now!



Monolith 30th Jun 2015		iP 4000



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		Hi. Monolith, my printer's an IP-4850! What's your model?



Monolith 30th Jun 2015		Would that be a Pixma iP 3000 or a 4000 maybe?



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		Yep, Gotta be careful with cassettes. It's the inventor of the format that I blame, Philips. If any other company had come up with the idea, say EMI, or any of the German companies, they would've done a far better job in developing the format. I've stopped using cassettes anyway(except for extracting content off them), I burn all my music to home-compiled CDs these days, inkjet-printable ones too, so I can design my own labels and print straight to the disc with my Canon printer that has that CD-printing feature.



Record Collector 30th Jun 2015		Jammed up mechanism yep my parents bought a box full of cassettes from Singapore one of them was the Beatles ballads the tape got caught up in the heads



Record Collector 30th Jun 2015		Released in Australia early 1977



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		A particular favourite track for me was at the paper sheet position!(A4 - get it? Ha-ha).



Neil Forbes 30th Jun 2015		I bought cassette copies of this and "Down Two Then Left" issued on Rainbow(brand) cassettes in a two-fer pack(each in its own case with its own card) but late bought them on CD. The cassettes were disappointing as they jammed(bad mechanism - probably Rainbow were using product from a dodgy supplier of cassette blanks). As for song, We're All Alone, think I prefer Scaggs' own version over Rita Coolidge's.



Record Collector 30th Jun 2015		One of two biggest selling albums of 1977 here in Australia the other is rumours by Fleetwood Mac as I have both Of them Rita Coolidge thankfully with B5 made a better version

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Linked Releases

Australia - CBS - 1976

Canada - Columbia - 1976

Japan - CBS Sony - 1976

Netherlands - CBS - 1976

UK - CBS - 1976

USA - Columbia - 1976

USA - Columbia - 1980