Vinyl Album - Tommy James - My Head, My Bed And My Red Guitar - Roulette

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Tommy James
Title:	My Head, My Bed And My Red Guitar
Label:	Roulette
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SR-3007
Date:	Jan 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$20
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Tommy James	Nothing To HIde	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
A2	Tommy James	Tell 'Em Willie Boy's A'Comin'	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
A3	Tommy James	White Horses	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
A4	Tommy James	The Last One To Know	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
A5	Tommy James	Rosalee	Linda Hargrove	Rate
A6	Tommy James	Paper Flowers	Tommy James, Joey Dee, Ritchie Cordell	Rate
B1	Tommy James	Walk A Country Mile	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
B2	Tommy James	Who's Gonna Cry	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
B3	Tommy James	Forty Days And Forty Nights	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
B4	Tommy James	Kingston HIghway	Tommy James, Bob King, Morris Levy	Rate
B5	Tommy James	I Live To Love A Woman	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate
B6	Tommy James	Fortunada	Tommy James, Bob King, Arnie Silver	Rate
B7	Tommy James	Dark Is The Night	Tommy James, Bob King	Rate

Notes

Produced by Tommy James, Bob King and Pete Drake.
Arranged by Tommy James and Bob King.

Images

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Comments and Reviews


TheDroid 23rd Aug 2016		Not sure of that, but he did like to claim some composer credit on many records that were issued on his labels. This would have been a likely title for an album of his "compositions", eh? BSK 3605



pudgym 23rd Aug 2016		An interesting composer credit on B4. Is this the last song he ever ‘*wrote*’? ;=)}



TheDroid 2nd Aug 2016		Added front and back cover images. This album found Tommy James going to Nashville, apparently for some new energy and enthusiasm for his recordings. Commercially this wasn't very successful with two minor charting singles coming from the album, "Nothing To Hide" peaked at #41 on BB Hot 100. "Tell 'Em Willie Boy's A Comin' " stalled at #89. It would not be until 1980 that Tommy again reached the upper level of the charts with "Three Times In Love" (#19).