Groundhogs
Blues Obituary
1x 12" Vinyl
Reissue
Studio Album

Blues Obituary

Groundhogs

United Kingdom·Original Year: 1969

Release Date

1970

Catalog #

LBS 83253

Tracks

7

Duration

33:35

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Notes

Repress version with black background Liberty labels, 1970. Three earlier versions exist with the older blue labels, all with incorrect timings for various tracks on side A. The label typography for this black label pressing is otherwise similar to Blues Obituary, but in this case: • All tracks on side A are shown with the correct timings, but • The track sequence is now wrong, showing 'Mistreated' as A2, 'Daze of the Weak' as A3 and 'Times' as A4. The correct sequence is as shown on the sleeve and as listed above. On labels: ℗ 1969 Rear sleeve: Groundhogs Blues Obituary featuring Rev. (T.S.) McPhee Recorded during June 1969 at the Marquee Studios, London. True durations for A1-A4 are, respectively, 3:45, 5:15, 5:15, and 4:07 by stopwatch.

Label

LBS 83253

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Stereo · Black Label
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Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    B.D.D.

    3:45
  2. A2

    Daze Of The Weak

    5:15
  3. A3

    Times

    5:15
  4. A4

    Mistreated

    4:00
album

Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Express Man

    3:55
  2. B2

    Natchez Burning

    4:35
  3. B3

    Light Was The Day

    6:50
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Questions about the credits

Who produced Blues Obituary by Groundhogs?
Blues Obituary by Groundhogs was produced by Tony McPhee.
Who engineered Blues Obituary by Groundhogs?
Blues Obituary by Groundhogs was engineered by Colin Caldwell and Gery Collins.
Who arranged and orchestrated Blues Obituary by Groundhogs?
Blues Obituary by Groundhogs was arranged by Tony McPhee.
Who performed vocals on Blues Obituary by Groundhogs?
Vocals on Blues Obituary by Groundhogs were performed by Tony McPhee.
Who played guitar on Blues Obituary by Groundhogs?
Guitar on Blues Obituary by Groundhogs was played by Tony McPhee.

Credits & Production

Credits

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