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01. "Don't Let It Throw You"
02. "Sunny Jim"
03. "Tea Leaves"
04. "Biblical Boogie (True He's Gone)"
05. "Lonesome Picker"
06. "Sandman"
07. "Tom Cat"
08. "You Show Me The Way To Go"
09. "Amos"
10. "I'll Be Here"
11. "Plain To See"
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| | Description: | The self-titled LP was originally released on Playboy mogul Hugh Hefnerâ??s short-lived Playboy imprint. Horns sweeten this funky and bombastic session driven by Jimâ??s unmistakably larger-than-life voice and exceptional song-writing chops, alongside a cast of legendary session musicians including Jim Hughart. Another LP youâ??ll rarely see in the wild, it is by no means the poor relation of U.F.O., but rather a big stride into country, folk rock, and swampy blues, mesmerically finger-picked, brass-bedecked, and with that uniqueness of phrasingâ??part crooner, part jazz singerâ??that makes Sullivan such a rare performer. - Limited vinyl LP pressing in deluxe tip-on jacket with debossing. Digitally remastered edition of this albumby the singer/songwriter. On March 4, 1975, Jim Sullivan mysteriously disappeared outside Santa Rosa, New Mexico. His VW bug was found abandoned, his motel room untouched. Some think he got lost. Some think the mafia bumped him. Some even think he was abducted by aliens. The self-titled LP was originally released on Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner's short-lived Playboy imprint. Horns sweeten this funky and bombastic session driven by Jim's unmistakably larger-than-life voice and exceptional song-writing chops, alongside a cast of legendary session musicians including Jim Hughart. Another LP you'll rarely see in the wild, it is by no means the poor relation of U.F.O., but rather a big stride into country, folk rock, and swampy blues, brass-bedecked, and with that uniqueness of phrasing-part crooner, part jazz singer-that makes Sullivan such a rare performer. Each song could have been a bonafide radio hit, but with spotty promotion and negative connotations surrounding the Playboy name, the self-titled album suffered a fate known all too well and fizzled out. While Sullivan's disappearance remains unsolved, his music endures and is finally gaining him the recognition he deserves, albeit long overdue.Originally released as Playboy PB 103, 1972.
Mastered from the original master tapes.
Booklet with liner notes and rare archive photos.
Includes obi strip.The self-titled album "Jim Sullivan" is a remarkable CD release from the enigmatic American singer-songwriter Jim Sullivan, brought to you by Light In The Attic / Cargo. This collection showcases Sullivan's unique blend of folk, rock, and country influences, marked by his haunting vocals and introspective songwriting. Originally released in 1972 as his second studio album, it has since become a cult classic among music enthusiasts for its mysterious aura and timeless soundscapes. Jim Sullivan?s career remains shrouded in intrigue due to his unexplained disappearance in 1975, but his musical legacy endures through songs like ?Plain As Your Eyes Can See? and ?Tom Cat.? Light In The Attic is renowned for their meticulous reissues of rare gems from the past, ensuring that forgotten masterpieces are rediscovered by new generations. With distribution via Cargo Records, this edition guarantees high-quality audio fidelity and packaging. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
00135887 |
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