Various - The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show FLAC

Various Warner Bros Records Warner Bros Seven Arts Records Folk Rock Country Rock Pop Rock Prog Rock Rock Roll Vocal Art Rock Folk Classic Rock Psychedelic Rock 1974

Genre:	Rock / Blues / Pop / World - Folk
Performer:	Various
Title:	The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show
Style:	Folk Rock, Country Rock, Pop Rock, Prog Rock, Rock & Roll, Vocal, Art Rock, Folk, Classic Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Date of release:	1974
Label:	Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records
Catalog Number:	PRO 336
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1783 mb
MP3 album size:	1410 mb

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Tracklist

1	–Theo Bikel	Piggies Written-By – George Harrison	3:16
2	–Randy Newman	Yellow Man Written-By – Randy Newman	2:13
3	–Jethro Tull	Fat Man Written-By – Ian Anderson	2:48
4	–Hamilton Camp	Star Spangled Bus Written-By – J. D. Souther	2:34
5	–Neil Young (With Crazy Horse)	Cinnamon Girl Written-By – Neil Young	2:58
6	–Van Dyke Parks	Music For Ice Capades TV Commercials Written-By – Van Dyke Parks	2:00
7	–David Blue	Atlanta Farewell (abridged) Written-By – David Blue	1:47
8	–The Everly Brothers	Empty Boxes Written-By – Ron Elliot	2:40
9	–The Pentangle	Once I Had A Sweetheart Written-By – Jansch, Thompson, McShee, Renbourn, Cox	4:40
10	–Fats Domino	Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey Written-By – John Lennon and Paul McCartney	2:30
11	–The Fugs	Yodellin' Yippie Written-By – Ed Sanders	2:14
12	–The Blue Velvet Band	Weary Blues From Waitin' Written-By – Hank Williams	3:02
13	–Bert Jansch	Poison Written-By – Bert Jansch	3:13
14	Warner/Reprise's Soft Arty Underbelly Side: A Collection Of Unamplified And Other Delights
15	–Arlo Guthrie	Every Hand In The Land Written-By – Arlo Guthrie	2:19
16	–Geoff Muldaur & Maria Muldaur	All Bowed Down Written-By – Geoff Gutcheon	2:42
17	–The Grateful Dead	Doin' That Rag (abridged) Written-By – Garcia, Lesh, Hunter	2:20
18	–Joni Mitchell	Spoony's Wonderful Adventure (live)	0:40
19	–Pearls Before Swine	These Things Too Written-By – Tom Rapp	3:24
20	–Ella Fitzgerald	The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game Written-By – Wm. Robinson	2:55
21	–Mephistopheles	Take A Jet Written-By – Siller, Tackett, Mosher, Simone	2:39
22	–Peter, Paul & Mary	Going To The Zoo Written-By – Tom Paxton	3:09
23	–The Mothers	Electric Aunt Jemima Written-By – Frank Zappa	1:58
24	–Joni Mitchell	My American Skirt (live)	0:40
25	The Irreverent Hippie-Creep And Rock 'N' Roll Side
26	–Sweetwater	Day Song Written-By – Nansi Nevins	1:45
27	–Doug Kershaw	Son Of A Louisiana Man Written-By – Doug Kershaw	2:14
28	–The Kinks	Nothing To Say Written-By – Ray Davies	3:15
29	–John Renbourn	Transfusion Written-By – Charles Lloyd	1:58
30	–Louie Shelton	A Walk In The Country Written-By – Louie Shelton	1:58
31	–The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Stone Free Written-By – Jimi Hendrix	3:33
32	The Many Faces Of Pop
33	–Joni Mitchell	The Fiddle And The Drum Written-By – Joni Mitchell	2:45
34	Warner/Reprise's Country & Western, Cowboy Provincial, And Twangy Americana Side; Or Jumpin' On The Country Bandwagon With Warner/Reprise
35	–Lorraine Ellison	Stay With Me Written-By – George Weiss, Jerry Ragovoy	3:29

Notes

The second in Warners' "Loss Leaders" series.
The full title (only printed inside the gatefold) is "The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show or Son of Songbook" (Songbook being the first in the "Loss Leaders" series).

Tracks A4, D6 & D7 are mono, all others are stereo.

Packaged in a gatefold cover with a four-page booklet affixed to the inside.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): 30965 PRO 336 SIDE-1-1A
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): PRO·336 - 30966 - 1C A20
Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched): PRO#336 30967-3 1C 1<
Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched): 30968 - PRO 336 SIDE 4- -1A D