Vinyl Album - Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper - The Live Adventures Of Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper
Title:	The Live Adventures Of Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KGP 6 / CS 9742 / CS 9765
Date:	Jan 1969
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Mike Bloomfield	Opening Speech	Mike Bloomfield	Rate
A2	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)	Paul Simon	Rate
A3	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	I Wonder Who	R. Charles	Rate
A4	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Her Holy Modal Highness	Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield	Rate
B1	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	The Weight	J. R. Robertson	Rate
B2	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Mary Ann	R. Charles	Rate
B3	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Together 'Til The End Of Time	F. Wilson	Rate
B4	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	That's All Right	A. Crudup	Rate
B5	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Green Onions	S. Cropper, A. Jackson Jr., L. Steinberg, B. T. Jones	Rate
C1	Al Kooper	Opening Speech	Al Kooper	Rate
C2	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Sonny Boy Williamson	J. Bruce, P. Jones	Rate
C3	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	No More Lonely Nights	Sonny Boy Williamson	Rate
D1	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Dear Mr. Fantasy	J. Capaldi, S. Winwood, C. Wood	Rate
D2	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong	A. King	Rate
D3	Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper	Finale - Refugee	Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield	Rate

Notes

Recorded at Bill Graham's Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, Sept. 26, 27, 28 1968
Also featuring Elvin Bishop and Carlos Santana
Produced by Al Kooper

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W.B.lbl 8th Mar 2023		On Santa Maria pressings such as {Images #713663, 713664, 713666 & 713667}, the die-cut center hole on the center label - specifically on {Image #713664} - was 0.290" (drilled with a 'L' size drill). By contrast, Pitman and Terre Haute labels' center holes in the 'two-eye' era (as on the hidden Pitman {Image #535048}) were usually die-cut at either 0.28125" or with a 'K' size drill of 0.281". It would also appear that Bert-Co printed Columbia's LP center labels in those days for West Coast pressings, though the label fonts are all Pitman through and through.



Vinylville 4th Jan 2019		Submitted image correction for # 1835673.



Vinylville 4th Jan 2019		Added jacket images.



TheDroid 6th Apr 2015		Added complete set of label images for both LP's, including cleaner side one label for image #535048 with a nod to TheJudge.



BigBadBluesMan 6th Jan 2014



BigBadBluesMan 6th Jan 2014