Vinyl Album - Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Boz Scaggs
Title:	Silk Degrees
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	PC 33920 / JC 33920
Date:	20 Feb 1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	26 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	$15
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PRICE GUIDE

$15

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Boz Scaggs	What Can I Say	B. Scaggs, D. Paich	Rate
A2	Boz Scaggs	Georgia	B. 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, D. Paich	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

BB Top Album Picks: March 6, 1976

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

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Comments and Reviews


PhilMH 19th Jun 2024		Apple Music/itunes and Amazon both have 18th February 1976 (a Wednesday) as the original release date; that date was presumably supplied to the sites by Columbia/Sony. However, the US Copyright office registration shows 20th February 1976 (Friday), and that date would also have been originally supplied by Columbia to the Copyright Office. I'm inclined to go with the Copyright Office, as it is a contemporaneous source.



Dale45 SUBS 19th Jun 2024		Wikipedia has that date. A more definitive source would be welcome.



Bomber501 19th Jun 2024		What's the source for the Feb 18 release date?



whitewhale1965 10th Oct 2023		Recorded in Los Angeles at Davlen Sound Studios and Hollywood Sound Disc-mastering: Doug Sax, The Mastering Lab David Paich - keyboards, moog, arp Jeff Porcaro - drums, percussion David Hungate - bass Fred Tackett - guitars Louie Shelton - guitars Lee Dudek - slide guitar Maxine Green - tenor saxophone Jim Horn, Tom Scott, Plas Johnson, Chuck Findley, Bud Shank, Dick Hyde, Paul Hubinon, Vincent DeRosa - horns Pepper Swenson, Carolyn Willis, Marty McCall, Jim Gilstrap, Augie Johnson, Maxine Green - background vocals



Record Collector 2nd Sep 2015		Along with rumours and hotel California the classic album period of the 1970's



Vinyl Fan 28th Mar 2014		Yep, you are so right bobzyeruncle, I can't count the number of both albums that I have seen at 2nd hand and flea markets.



bobzyeruncle 27th Mar 2014		The second most prevalent record in American second-hand shops after Herb Alpert & TJB's "Whipped Cream & Other Delights". (Both great albums, I'd say. :happy: )



Vinyl Fan 27th Mar 2014		Added cover, inner sleeve and label images fmc.