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Bobby WhitlockBobby Whitlock

Tracklist

Where There's A Will There's A Way3:43
Song For Paula4:17
A Game Called Life4:17
Country Life2:59
A Day Without Jesus3:22
Back In My Life Again3:30
The Scenery Has Slowly Changed3:50
I'd Rather Live "The Straight Life"2:30
The Dreams Of A Hobo3:17
Back Home In England2:50

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    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972-04-00, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo, True Sound Press
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold
    CBS – 65109, CBS – S 65109, CBS – DSX-50121UK1972UK1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Promo, Stereo, Monarch Pressing
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972-04-00, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo, Monarch Pressing
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album
    CBS – S 65109Netherlands1972Netherlands1972
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Promo, Stereo, True Sound Press
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972-04-00, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo, True Sound Pressing
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972-04-00, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo
    ABC/Dunhill Records – DSX 50121, ABC/Dunhill Records – DSX-50121Canada1972Canada1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo
    CBS – S 65109, CBS – 65109Italy1972Italy1972
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, 8-Track CartridgeBobby Whitlock
    8-Track Cartridge, Album, Stereo
    Dunhill – V 8023-50121, ABC Records – V 8023-50121US1972US1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo
    CBS – SPB-234169Australia1972Australia1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Promo, Stereo
    Epic – ECPL-50Japan1972Japan1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Gatefold
    CBS/Columbia Internacional, S.A. – CLS-5381Mexico1972Mexico1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972, 8-Track CartridgeBobby Whitlock
    8-Track Cartridge, Album, Stereo
    Dunhill – V 8023-50121, ABC Records – V 8023-50121, ABC/Dunhill Records – S 113815US1972US1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 1972-04-00, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Stereo, True Sound Press
    Dunhill – DSX 50121, ABC Records – DSX 50121US1972US1972
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 2013-06-25, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered
    Future Days Recordings – FDR 605US2013US2013
    New Submission
    Cover of Bobby Whitlock, 2013-06-25, VinylBobby Whitlock
    LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Limited Edition, Merlot Marble
    Future Days Recordings – FDR 605US2013US2013
    New Submission
    Bobby Whitlock
    8-Track Cartridge, Album, Club Edition, Stereo
    Dunhill – DUN M 85121, ABC Records – DUN M 85121USUS
    New Submission

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    • Beachbeatle1's avatar
      Beachbeatle1
      Top notch 70s southern country/soul roots rock from ex-Derek & the Dominoes/Delaney & Bonnie sideman w/ excellent songwriting & all-star backing musos from Cream, Beatles, Rollings Stones, Traffic, etc.
      Whitlock has had a very impressive musical career with a soulful voice soaked in gospel, R&B, and blues and accomplished keyboard skills, by the time he was a teenager he was playing on many of the sessions at the legendary Stax Studios and was in fact the first white artist signed to Stax Records.
      There’s a reason they call this "classic" rock.
      • Showbiz_Kid's avatar
        Showbiz_Kid
        Edited 6 months ago
        It's a great record, musically, but these True Sound pressings are muddy and lifeless. High end seems rolled off about, say, 13 kHz; definitely a loss of high frequency. The stereo separation seems poor as well.

        I can't imagine the Monarchs are much better given their poor stamper de-horning practices. Probably the best bet for sonic quality is the reissue vinyl or the CD (gasp!) that compiles both of the Dunhill albums.

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