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Supertramp: Same

Supertramp first album

On July 14, 1970, “A&M” labele released the self-titled, debut Supertramp album. It was recorded in June 1970, at “Morgan Sound Studios” in London, and was produced by Richard Davies, Roger Hodgson, Richard Palmer and Robert Millar.

Personnel:

  • Richard Davies– vocals, organ, harmonica, piano, electric piano
  • Roger Hodgson– vocals, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, cello, flageolet
  • Richard Palmer– vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, balalaika
  • Robert Millar – drums, percussion, harmonica
  • Robin Black – engineer

Track listing:

All tracks by Rick Davies, Roger Hodgson and Richard Palmer.

  1. Surely (reprise)
  2. It’s a Long Road
  3. Aubade / And I Am Not Like Other Birds of Prey
  4. Words Unspoken
  5. Maybe I’m a Beggar
  6. Home Again
  7. Nothing to Show
  8. Shadow Song
  9. Try Again
  10. Surely

 

Ringo Starr: Sentimental Journey

Sentimental Journey

On March 27, 1970, “Apple” label released “Sentimental Journey”, the debut Ringo Starr studio album. It was recorded October 27 – December 26 1969 and January 14 –  March 6 1970, at “Abbey Road Studios”, “Trident Studios”, “Wessex Sound Studios”, “Olympic Sound Studios”, “De Lane Lea Studios” , “Morgan Sound Studios” in London, and  “A&M Studios” in Los Angeles, and was produced by George Martin.

Personnel:

  • Ringo Starr – vocals
  • George Martin Orchestra – all instruments

Track listing:

  1. Sentimental Journey – Bud Green, Les Broen, Bon Homer
  2. Night and Day – Cole Porter
  3. Whispering Grass (Don’t Tell the Trees) – Fred Fisher, Doris Fisher
  4. Bye Bye Blackbird – Mort Dixon, Ray Henderson
  5. I’m a Fool to Care – Ted daffan
  6. Stardust – Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish
  7. Blue, Turning Grey Over You – Andy Razaf, Fats Waller
  8. Love Is a Many Splendoured Thing – Sammy Fain, Paul Francis Webster
  9. Dream – Johnny Mercer
  10. You Always Hurt the One You Love – Allan Roberts, Doris Fisher
  11. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? – Scott Wiseman
  12. Let the Rest of the World Go By – Ernest Ball, Karen Brennan