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Born Under A Bad Sign

Albert King · 1967

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Лейбл	Stax
Каталожный №	S 723
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Стерео [Presswell ]
Дата выпуска	1967-08-00
Страна	США
Жанр	Блюз
Стиль	Electric Blues, Ритм-н-блюз, Delta Blues

Треклист

	Born Under A Bad Sign
	Crosscut Saw
	Kansas City
	Oh, Pretty Woman
	Down Don't Bother Me
	The Hunter
	I Almost Lost My Mind
	Personal Manager
	Laundromat Blues
	As The Years Go Passing By
	The Very Thought Of You

Участники

Design [Cover]: Loring Eutemey

Lacquer Cut By: Adrian Barber

Liner Notes: Deanie Parker

Supervised By: Jim Stewart

Компании

: Atlantic Record Sales

: Atlantic Recording Corporation

: Atlantic Studios

: Longwear Plating

: Presswell

: East

: East Side

: Armo

: St. Louis

: Lion

: Campbell Connelly

: M. Witmark & Sons

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Rights Society	BMI
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX-671057-A LW AT [W with three dots above]
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX-671058-B
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX- 671057-A LW AT [W with 3 dots above, 1 dot below]
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX-671058-B LWP [small etching]
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX-671057-A. LW AT [W with 3 dots above and one dot below]
Matrix / Runout	ST-STX-671058-A. LW AT [W with 3 dots above and one dot below]

Примечания

Matrices identify this as a 1967 pressing which was cut at Atlantic Studios using Longwear Plating metalwork and a Scully Lathe. There are subtle differences compared to the 1968 stereo pressing, which was pressed at Columbia’s plants, including label texture, label font, matrix numbers and vinyl thickness. The original Atlantic pressings have thicker vinyl, slightly lighter yellow labels with slightly different font and crude hand-etched matrices. The Columbia pressings, which were issued during a brief transition in 1968 between Stax’s termination of Atlantic’s distribution and being acquired by Gulf + Western, have thinner vinyl with machine-stamped matrices. This original Stax/Atlantic pressing should not be confused by the short-lived 1970 Atlantic reissue on the green and orange label. There is a small etching on Side B runout that might be "AB" Adrian Barber's signature?