King Earl Boogie Band - The Mill Is Gone Album

Tracklist

1	Cocaine
2	Whoa Buck
3	Can't Get The Stuff
4	Wind Of Change
5	Fixin' To Die
6	Taste For Alcohol
7	Whenever I See Her
8	Bottle Up And Go
9	Long Tall Woman
10	Frisco Bay
11	Leavin' Trunk
12	Feel So Good
13	Sophisticated Mama
14	Built For Comfort
15	Valentines Blues
16	Plastic Jesus
17	Round And Round

Credits

• Bass Guitar, Vocals – Noel Jones
• Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Slide Guitar, Washboard, Percussion, Vocals, Kazoo – Jeff Ward
• Piano, Accordion, Organ, Clavinet – Colin Earl
• Violin – Mike Piggott
• Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo – Paul King

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 02172 951529

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Piano, Accordion, Organ, Clavinet Colin Earl. Violin Mike Piggott. Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo Paul King 3. Code-Barres et Autres Identifiants. Barcode: 5 02172 951529. Buyer pays according to format, destination and quantity. Typically for U. K Customers CD first one. The Second CD or others in the same order is an additional up to a max of LP additional charge for others in same order 7 first then 50p each in same order. Th King Earl Boogie Band were a short-lived offshoot of British skiffle revival group Mungo Jerry. The band was formed in 1972 by multi-instrumentalist acoustic guitar, banjo, harmonica, kazoo and occasional lead singer Paul King and keyboard player Colin Earl after leaving the group due to creative differences with Mungo's bandleader Ray Dorset. Other members included guitarist Dave Lambert, bassist Russell John Brown and washboard player Joe Rush, who had been a part-time Mungo member. Their sole album ''Trouble at Mill'' was well reviewed, but a single read more. Album: Trouble At Mill Lineup: Paul King vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, 12-string acoustic guitar, harmonica, recorder, kazoo Colin Earl for album The Mill Is Gone: King Earl Boogie Band. The Mill Is Gone. Members B. King recorded his version of The Thrill Is Gone in June 1969 for his album Completely Well, released the same year. King's version is a slow 12-bar blues notated in the key of B minor in 44 time. The song's polished production and use of strings marked a departure from both the original song and King's previous material. Go down you murderers. Trouble at mill. Live Your Own Life. Bad Storm Coming. Take Me Back. See which songs from which albums King Earl Boogie Band played in 1996. King Earl Boogie Band Albums by year: 1996. Browse first officially released album to be recorded there, while the studio was still being given its finishing touches in late 1971, was Let's Make Up And Be Friendly, a farewell reunion album by members of the Bonzo Dog Band. The most famous album to be recorded there was perhaps Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield, during 197273 when Oldfield was given a week to record an LP at the studio. Trouble at Mill March 1972 King Earl Boogie Band. Two Weeks Last Summer April 1972 Dave Cousins. The Academy in Peril 1972 John Cale. Gone to Earth September 1986 David Sylvian. Wild in the Streets 1987 Helix. Hold Your Fire 1987 Rush. King Earl Boogie Band Discography. You searched for a full discography of the artist 'King Earl Boogie Band' which returned the following results. Plastic Jesus - French - 7 VINYL more of this title KING EARL BOOGIE BAND Plastic Jesus Scarce 1972 French Pye label 2-track 7 vinyl single produced by the Strawbs' Dave Cousins and featuring former members of Mungo Jerry, also including If The Lord Don't Get You, housed in a sepia toned texture d picture sleeve . Gary Moore - The Thrill Is Gone with BB King. BB Factory - The Thrill Is Gone. Maples Blues Band - The Thrill Is Gone. Cadillac Blues Band - The Thrill Is Gone. Fabi's Blues Band - The Thrill Is Gone. The BB King Blues Band - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow. Modern Blues Band - Thrill Is Gone. The Charlie Smith Blues Band - Thrill Is Gone. The Red Roosters Blues Band - The Thrill Is Gone. Vargas Blues Band - Thrill Is Gone