The Pointer Sisters - Love In Them There Hills FLAC

Pointer Sisters Abc Blue Thumb Country Rhythm Blues 1974

Genre:	Soul - Funk / World - Folk
Performer:	The Pointer Sisters
Title:	Love In Them There Hills
Style:	Country, Rhythm & Blues
Date of release:	Sep 1974
Label:	ABC Blue Thumb
Catalog Number:	BTA 254
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1618 mb
MP3 album size:	1254 mb

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Tracklist

1	Love In Them There Hills Written-By – K. Gamble , L. Huff, R. Chambers	3:19
2	Fairytale Written-By – A. Pointer, B. Pointer	3:11

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BTA 254	Pointer Sisters	Fairytale ‎(7")	Blue Thumb Records	BTA 254	Netherlands	1974
BTA 254	The Pointer Sisters	Fairytale ‎(7", Mono, Promo)	Blue Thumb Records	BTA 254	US	1974
K-5585, BTA-254	Pointer Sisters	Fairytale ‎(7")	Blue Thumb Records, Blue Thumb Records	K-5585, BTA-254	Australia	1974
BTA 254	The Pointer Sisters	Fairytale ‎(7", Mono, Promo)	Blue Thumb Records	BTA 254	US	1974
BTA 254	The Pointer Sisters	Love In Them There Hills / Fairytale ‎(7", Single, Mono, Promo)	Blue Thumb Records	BTA 254	US	1974

Credits

Engineer – David Rubinson, Fred Catero, Jeremy Zatkin
Mastered By – George Horn, Phil Brown
Producer – David Rubinson & Friends, Inc.

Notes

From the Blue Thumb album "That's A Plenty"

Barcodes

Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): 8149
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): 8150
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 (etched)): BTA 254 8149-1C T
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 (etched)): BTA 254 8150-1C T

Companies

Published By – Fox Fanfare Music
Published By – Double Diamond Music
Published By – Downstairs Music
Published By – Polo Grounds Music
Published By – Para-Thumb Music
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Blue Thumb Records, Inc.

Wat!?

Written by Anita and Bonnie Pointer (and one of the last releases Bonnie would sing on with the other three before launching her own solo career,) "Fairytale" paved the way for the Sisters to become the first black females to ever perform at the country music mecca known as the Grand Ole' Opry House... and they had been invited by the management to boot - something practically unheard of for non-country artists. They received such an incredible reception by the unexpecting "Oprygoers" that the Sisters' little excursion into country resulted in the song going top 10 on the country charts and top 15 on the pop charts in America.

The icing on the cake for the quartet came the following year when they ended up snatching the 1975 Grammy for Best Country Performance by a Group or Duo for "Fairytale" --- a first in Grammy history and ironically the first Grammy the Sisters ever won --- long before their trademark pop-funk sound of "Break Out" and "Contact" nearly a decade later.