Vinyl Album - The Rustix - Bedlam - Rare Earth

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rustix
Title:	Bedlam
Label:	Rare Earth
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	S 508
Date:	Aug 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rustix	Feeling Alright	Dave Mason	Rate
A2	The Rustix	I Guess This Is Goodbye	C. Brucato	Rate
A3	The Rustix	I Heard It Through The Grapevine	N. Whitfield, B. Strong	Rate
A4	The Rustix	I Can't Make It Without You	D. Dean, D. Lussier	Rate
A5	The Rustix	Can't You Hear The Music Play	C. Brucato	Rate
B1	The Rustix	Lady In My Dreams	C. Brucato	Rate
B2	The Rustix	Country	C. Brucato	Rate
B3	The Rustix	Wednesday's Child	C. Brucato, A. Galich	Rate
B4	The Rustix	Free Again	R. Colby	Rate
B5	The Rustix	That's What Poppa Told Me	C. Brucato	Rate

Notes

Produced by R. Dean Taylor.

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Description: Front Cover

Number: 2525135

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Description: Back Cover

Number: 671816

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Description: A-side label (from the image collection of Diognes_The_Fox)

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Description: Side 2

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Bgray1 10th Feb 2023		Missing side 2 label image added.



Motownjohnny 6th Apr 2015		Master No. Side 1: HS-1638 (X4RS-4312) Master No. Side 2: HS-1639 (X4RS-4313) Jacket Concept: Craig Braun Inc. Design: Bob Cato Photography: Jim Hendin The Rustix are: Chuck Brucato – vocals Ron Collins – bass David Colon – drums Bob D'Andrea – guitar Vinnie Strenk – Hammond B3 Al Galich – lead vocals Formed in 1967 in Rochester, New York, the band comprised the above six members, although sloppy editing of the group photograph on the rear cover shows one of them appearing twice; on both the extreme left and right; so that at first glance The Rustix appear to have seven members. This is one of five albums that launched Motown's progressive rock "Rare Earth" label in August 1969 and like the other four; RS-505, RS-506, RS-507 and RS-509, it was initially housed in a die cut round top cover, with new artwork specifically commissioned for the release. Later re-pressings of these five albums were released with a standard square cover. Motown also included this album with those mentioned above in a promotional five record box set to launch the new label. The box cover featured the Rare Earth logo with "A Very Heavy New Label" printed on the front.

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