Vinyl Album - The Ever-green Blues - 7 Do Eleven - Mercury

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Ever-green Blues
Title:	7 Do Eleven
Label:	Mercury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MG-21157
Date:	Mar 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Ever-green Blues	Yesterday's Coming	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
A2	The Ever-green Blues	I Don't Want To Lose You	Carl Davis, Karl Tarleton	Rate
A3	The Ever-green Blues	T-O-N-I	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
A4	The Ever-green Blues	Song Of The City	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
A5	The Ever-green Blues	Love Is A Hurtin' Thing	Ben Raleigh, David Linden	Rate
B1	The Ever-green Blues	Midnight Confessions	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
B2	The Ever-green Blues	(Yes) That's My Baby	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
B3	The Ever-green Blues	Gimme Some Loving	Steve Winwood, Mervyn Winwood, Spencer Davis	Rate
B4	The Ever-green Blues	Fun On The Train Part I	Ever-Green Blues	Rate
B5	The Ever-green Blues	Because I Love	Louis Terence Josie	Rate
B6	The Ever-green Blues	Laura (Keep Hangin' On)	Gary Buckley, Louis Terence Josie	Rate

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BB March 16, 1968

Although the Ever-Green Blues was virtually unknown in early 1968, they were the first rock group that were sent on a fifteen day mission thru which Mercury records had fully paid an airline tour so that this group would have a rare occasion to promote their unique music style.

The seven group members are Manny Esparza, the lead singer, Ken Walther, the trombonist, Rick Barrio, the lead and rhythm guitar, Sam Lombardo, the drummer, Joe McSweyn, the bassist, Steve Lawrence, the organist, and Tom Bray, the trumpet player.

Not only was this the first disc of 33.33 rpm thru which this group had debuted their professional recordings, but this was also the FINAL Mercury disc of 33.33 rpm that was monaurally issued exclusively to radio stations due to the fact that no mono stock copies of this disc are known to exist. Accordingly, this was the first Mercury disc of 33.33 that was stereofonically distributed to the record shops.

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USA - Mercury - 1968 [Stereo]