Various - The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show Album

Tracklist

1	–Geoff Muldaur & Maria Muldaur	All Bowed Down Written-By – Geoff Gutcheon	2:42
2	–Louie Shelton	A Walk In The Country Written-By – Louie Shelton	1:58
3	–The Kinks	Nothing To Say Written-By – Ray Davies	3:15
4	–The Grateful Dead	Doin' That Rag (abridged) Written-By – Garcia, Lesh, Hunter	2:20
5	–Bert Jansch	Poison Written-By – Bert Jansch	3:13
6	–The Everly Brothers	Empty Boxes Written-By – Ron Elliot	2:40
7	–The Blue Velvet Band	Weary Blues From Waitin' Written-By – Hank Williams	3:02
8	–Theo Bikel	Piggies Written-By – George Harrison	3:16
9	–Doug Kershaw	Son Of A Louisiana Man Written-By – Doug Kershaw	2:14
10	The Irreverent Hippie-Creep And Rock 'N' Roll Side
11	–Peter, Paul & Mary	Going To The Zoo Written-By – Tom Paxton	3:09
12	–The Pentangle	Once I Had A Sweetheart Written-By – Jansch, Thompson, McShee, Renbourn, Cox	4:40
13	–Neil Young (With Crazy Horse)	Cinnamon Girl Written-By – Neil Young	2:58
14	The Many Faces Of Pop
15	–Ella Fitzgerald	The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game Written-By – Wm. Robinson	2:55
16	–The Mothers	Electric Aunt Jemima Written-By – Frank Zappa	1:58
17	Warner/Reprise's Soft Arty Underbelly Side: A Collection Of Unamplified And Other Delights
18	–Jethro Tull	Fat Man Written-By – Ian Anderson	2:48
19	–Fats Domino	Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey Written-By – John Lennon and Paul McCartney	2:30
20	–Mephistopheles	Take A Jet Written-By – Siller, Tackett, Mosher, Simone	2:39
21	–The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Stone Free Written-By – Jimi Hendrix	3:33
22	–The Fugs	Yodellin' Yippie Written-By – Ed Sanders	2:14
23	–Sweetwater	Day Song Written-By – Nansi Nevins	1:45
24	–Hamilton Camp	Star Spangled Bus Written-By – J. D. Souther	2:34
25	–Joni Mitchell	My American Skirt	0:40
26	–John Renbourn	Transfusion Written-By – Charles Lloyd	1:58
27	–Van Dyke Parks	Music For Ice Capades TV Commercials Written-By – Van Dyke Parks	2:00
28	–Randy Newman	Yellow Man Written-By – Randy Newman	2:13
29	–Arlo Guthrie	Every Hand In The Land Written-By – Arlo Guthrie	2:19
30	–David Blue	Atlanta Farewell (abridged) Written-By – David Blue	1:47
31	–Pearls Before Swine	These Things Too Written-By – Tom Rapp	3:24
32	–Joni Mitchell	Spoony's Wonderful Adventure	0:40
33	–Lorraine Ellison	Stay With Me Written-By – George Weiss, Jerry Ragovoy	3:29
34	Warner/Reprise's Country & Western, Cowboy Provincial, And Twangy Americana Side; Or Jumpin' On The Country Bandwagon With Warner/Reprise
35	–Joni Mitchell	The Fiddle And The Drum Written-By – Joni Mitchell	2:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PRO 336	Various	The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show ‎(2xLP, Comp, Promo, RP)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 336	US	1969
PRO 336	Various	The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show ‎(2xLP, Comp, RP)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 336	US	Unknown
PRO 336	Various	The 1969 Warner-Reprise Record Show ‎(2xLP, Comp, RE, Gat)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 336	US	Unknown
PRO 336	Various	The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show ‎(2xLP, Promo, Smplr)	Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records	PRO 336	US	1969
PRO 336	Various	The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show ‎(2xLP, Comp, Promo, RE, Gat)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 336	US	Unknown

Credits

• Artwork – Teresa Woodward

Notes

The second in Warner's "Loss Leaders" series.
The full title (only printed inside the gatefold) is "The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show or Son of Songbook" (Songbook being the first in the "Loss Leaders" series).

First pressing.

Tracks A4, D6 & D7 are mono, all others are stereo.

"Auto-coupling" side sequencing: one disc has sides 1 (A) and 4 (D); the other has sides 2 (B) and 3 (C).

Short intro

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