Vinyl Album - Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show - Sloppy Seconds - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show
Title:	Sloppy Seconds
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KC 31622 / PC 31622
Date:	Nov 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Freaker's Ball	Shel Silverstein	7.0 Rate
A2	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	If I'd Only Come And Gone	Shel Silverstein	7.0 Rate
A3	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Carry Me, Carrie	Shel Silverstein	8.0 Rate
A4	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	The Things I Didn't Say	Shel Silverstein	6.0 Rate
A5	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Get My Rocks Off	Shel Silverstein	6.0 Rate
A6	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Last Mornin'	Shel Silverstein	5.0 Rate
B1	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	I Can't Touch The Sun	Shel Silverstein	5.0 Rate
B2	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Queen Of The Silver Dollar	Shel Silverstein	7.5 Rate
B3	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Turn On The World	Shel Silverstein	5.0 Rate
B4	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Stayin' Song	Shel Silverstein	6.0 Rate
B5	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	The Cover Of "Rolling Stone"	Shel Silverstein	8.5 Rate

Notes

BB Album Reviews: November 25, 1972

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Comments and Reviews


Record Collector 15th Oct 2015		When I went to see glen Campbell back in 1989 one of members of his backing group was from dr hook



Jasper 15th Oct 2015		Playing Crown Casino right now. Dennis Locorriere presents Dr. Hook The Palms at Crown Melbourne, Southbank, VIC Thu 15 Oct 2015, 07:30 PM



Jasper 15th Oct 2015		I'm pretty sure they are in Australia at the moment - I heard Dennis Locorriere interviewed on local radio the other day. I remember them on the Don Lane show quite a few years back.



Neil Forbes 15th Oct 2015		I've seen Dr. Hook "live" a couple of times, both as & the Medicine Show while still with CBS, then later when they were with EMI(on their Capitol label) and had dropped the "Medicine Show" tag. In both instances I saw them at the Civic Theatre, Newcastle, and in both instances they were total crack-ups! A great deal of their show involved mad-cap carry-on between songs. The only downside was when Dennis Locorriere did his "Kiss It Away", a dirge of a song that carried on seemingly far too long.



Record Collector 15th Oct 2015		BBC big bad......yeah you'll get the idea



Jasper 15th Oct 2015		I have the Australian release of this bought through the Australian Record Club as it was at that time CBS cat. SBP 234254 - just looking at an old scrapbook I have with the NME, Melody Maker and Cashbox reviews. MM review (16/06/1973) of the If I'd Only Come And Gone single - "Shel Silverstein's tedious aggregation full of mountain dew strained accents and a plague of finger style geetars. One sometimes wonders what the A&R men are doing wasting so much studio time on this kind of codswallop".



Neil Forbes 15th Oct 2015		@RC, it's because they dared to plug a magazine and the stodgy ol' BBC couldn't allow it, being, as they were, strictly non-commercial.



Record Collector 15th Oct 2015		What I find funny is that b5 was banned due to advertising now come on give me a break



Record Collector 15th Oct 2015		B5 ooooohhhhhh beautiful



Neil Forbes 15th Oct 2015		I knew of this album and several tracks from it have turned up on other "best-of"-type albums, but this LP seems to be "rare as hens' teeth".



Rustical ● 14th Oct 2015		added a full set of (clear) images (cover, sleeve, labels).

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Canada - Columbia - 1972

Netherlands - CBS - 1972

UK - CBS - 1973