Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon ‎– Guilty!

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Together with “Eric Burdon Declares War” (sept. 1970) and “Black Man’s Burdon” (Jan. 1971) – both available on CDs (Eric Burdon Declares “War”,The Black-Man’s Burdon) “Black & White Blues” (re-issued under this title in 1976 only; originally released as “Gulty!” in 1971 – see the images) is one of the most accomplished albums of the singer, and perhaps the most desirable one.
The album was recorded not only in the studios, but on location – which was San Quentin Prison. The musicians were backed by San Quentin Prison Band featuring Ike White ob guitar, and the album itself was fortified by the poem of John Pence Wagner (written in cell 4-E-56).
Get it – if you can. And read the book also – calm, honest, great

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MGM Records ‎– SE4791 Stereo Vinyl LP 1971 US Pressing

Side 1.

1. I’ve Been Driftin’ / Once Upon A Time
2. Steam Roller
3. The Laws Must Change
4. Have Mercy Judge
5. Going Down Slow
Accompanied By – The San Quentin Prison Band
Guitar – Ike White

Side 2.

1. Soledad
2. Home Dream
3. Headin’ For Home
4. The Time Has Come

Credits:
Bass – B. B. Dickerson, Kim Kesterson
Congas – Papa Dee Allen
Drums – George Suranovich, Harold Brown
Engineer – Chris Huston, George Koch, Richie Moore, Stan Agol
Guitar – Howard Scott, John Sterling
Harmonica – Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar
Piano, Organ – Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan
Producer – Jerry Goldstein
Producer, Vocals, Design – Eric Burdon
Tenor Saxophone – Charles Miller
Vocals – Jimmy Witherspoon

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Weight 0,5 kg
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LP Condition

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