Vinyl Album - Joe Stead - Live At The Whittlebury Folk Club - Sweet Folk And Country

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joe Stead
Title:	Live At The Whittlebury Folk Club
Label:	Sweet Folk And Country
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SFA 007
Date:	1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Matt Armour	Introduction		Rate
A2	Joe Stead	Then I Took Out Assurance Upon Her / Sailor Jack McCoy	Warburton, Morton, Trad. Arr. Stead	Rate
A3	Joe Stead	Whittlebury Buses / Standing Behind Richard Burton / I Missed The Last Bus With You	Christmas, Wedlock, Stead	Rate
A4	Joe Stead	A Cold Cold Night At Heathrow	Stead	Rate
A5	Joe Stead	Tootie Poem / Goodbye Again	Trad. Arr. Stead, Denver	Rate
B1	Joe Stead	A Trip To The Dentist / I Didn't Care	Stead, Isherwood	Rate
B2	Joe Stead	The Terrible Saga Of The Tamworth Man	Stead	Rate
B3	Joe Stead	Sister Josephine	Thackray	Rate
B4	Joe Stead	All About Coming Home Late / The Loneliness Of A Long Distance Folk Singer	Stead	Rate

Notes

Joe Stead, banjo, bandoline, vocals; Derek Smith (The Amazing Mr Smith), guitar; Ray Tassie, mandolin.

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Comments and Reviews


Fokeman 16th Sep 2018		Track A3 was co-written with Keith Christmas?



Fokeman 16th Sep 2018		Despite what it says at the bottom of the label, this record was issued in 1974. There are three giveaways; first it was recorded in October 1973 with a view to being issued as a record soon after, and secondly it has the catalogue number 007 in the SFA series. Both SFA 006 and SFA 009 were issued in 1974 and this was issued in between the two. The third clue is that by 1976 SFA had moved to Shooters Hill, London, from Kent. Thus we have the original sleeve but a much later issue label. I can only think it was either a mistake or had another later issue 3 years after the original. A quick browse on the internet confirms this suspicion. The First issue had a yellow label in 1974 and the second issue a dark blue label in 1977. I'm going to change the date accordingly and see if I can find if I have the yellow label available for scanning.

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