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PHOTOGRAPH |
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US LP issued
by ATLANTIC RECORDS 1976, SD 18190 |
SIDE 1 1. CYCLONE* (4:11) 2. IF I NEEDED YOU* (3:49) 3. THE LETTER* (2:51) 4. GROUNDHOG DAY (4:41) 5. NICKEL SONG.. Music! Music!
Music! (2:49) 6. PHOTOGRAPH (4:01) SIDE 2 7. I'M SO BLUE* (3:27) 8. SECRET OF THE DARKNESS (I
Believe) (3:15) 9. SAVE ME (5:55) 10. RAINDANCE* (4:45) 11. FRIENDS & CO (4:21) Produced and Directed Peter
Schekeryk *Co-Produced by Marty and David
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PHOTOGRAPH (Double
Exposure) |
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Rhino
Handmade CD Released 13th
September 2005 RHM2 7893 Compilation
Produced for release by Cheryl Pawelski Project
Supervision: Mark Leviton Tape
Research: Bill Ingot at OFR Studios Remastering
and Editing: Dan Hersch at DigiPrep Liner Notes:
Barry Alfonso/Licensing: John Austin Art
Direction & Design: Greg Allen@gapd Project
Assistance: Kate Dear, StevenGorman & Steve Woolard Special
Thanks: Peter Schekeryk, Audrey Bilger, Patrick Milligan, Bill Ingot &
Mason Williams |
Disc I 1. CYCLONE(4:11) 2. IF I NEEDED YOU(3:49) 3. THE LETTER (2:51) 4. GROUNDHOG DAY (4:41) 5. NICKEL SONG… Music! Music! Music!
(2:49) 6. PHOTOGRAPH (4:01) 7. I'M SO BLUE (3:27) 8. SECRET OF THE DARKNESS (I
Believe) (3:15) 9. SAVE ME (5:55) 10. RAINDANCE (4:45) 11. FRIENDS & CO (4:21) 13. POEM (2:43) *** Disc II 1. GROUNDHOG DAY (Alternate Version)
(10:07) 2. CYCLONE (Alternate Vocal Version)
(5:04) 3. SECRET OF THE DARKNESS (I
Believe) Part 1 (1:50) 4. SECRET OF THE DARKNESS (I
Believe) Part 2 (3:38) 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (Selma
Version) (2:54) 6. WHAMP BHOMP SONG (3:44) 7. RUBY TUESDAY (3:49) 8. LOVE TO LIVE AGAIN (3:18) 9. HERE WE GO AGAIN (2:35) 10. JUKEBOX MAGAZINE (5:11) 12. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (West
Version) (3:02) 13. REMEMBER ME GOOD (5:02) 14. OVER THE RAINBOW (2:46) All tracks on Disc II previously
unissued. |
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*** CD is
now available in Europe from MUNICH RECORDS (MRCD 266). Includes the bonus
track POEM, recorded live in Holland in 2005. Visit their web-site at: |
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All sections
written by Melanie Safka except Ruby Tuesday
written my Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Miranda
written by Phil Ochs ORIGINAL
ALBUM CREDITS Save Me,
Groundhog Day, Photograph and Friends & Co. arranged by David
Campbell Ahmet
Ertegun: Creative Direction Final recording
and all mixing at the Sound Factory by Peter Schekeryk and Gregory “Da Duke”
Ladanyi, engineer (assisted by Dennis Kirk) Save Me was
recorded and miced by Joel Soifer at Fidelity Sound Studios Melanie, Dave
Doran, Dean Parks and Louis Shelton: Guitars David Paich
and Jim Drennan: Keyboards Jay Wolfe,
Jerry Scheff and David Jackson: Bass Milt
Holland, Victor Feldman and Angelo Mauceri: Percussion Melanie, Carole
Parks, Denny Bell & some Edwin Hawkins Singers and “The Hand Made Band”
(Jim Drennan, Jay Wolfe, Angelo Mauceri & Dave Doran): Backing Vocals Richard
Greene: Violin Solos David
Campbell: Viola solo on Raindance |
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COMMENTS Regarded by many as Melanie's
finest album, Photograph was critically acclaimed on its debut in 1976
and yet was only ever released in US, Australia and New Zealand. For reasons
unknown Atlantic Records later pulled the album from distribution. Nearly 30 years later Photograph
finally gets re-issued as a two CD set that includes 14 previously unreleased
tracks, recorded during the Photograph sessions. This second disc
includes alternate versions and outtakes of key Photograph tracks,
plus previously unreleased originals and cover versions. One of the
highlights of this re-issue package must surely be the stunning 10 minute
version of Groundhog Day, which includes the Great Mantra poem. Unfinished Business is perhaps better know as Leftover
Emotions, a version of which was later included on Victim Of The
Moon/Crazy Love. The Whamp Bhomp Song
is an earlier version of Natural Man, which first appeared on Silver
Anniversary. Love To Live Again is a re-working of Love To
Lose Again from Madrugada. Here We Go Again and Remember Me Good had
previously only been available as live versions. Here We Go Again on
the On Air CD and Remember Me Good on the very rare Melanie
In Concert transcription disc, both from BBC recordings. Miranda appeared on Ballroom
Streets but the version here is an earlier studio recording. Ruby Tuesday is, of course, a re-recording
but Jukebox Magazine and Over The Rainbow both get their first
ever release on this CD. The version of Nickel Song
(Music! Music! Music!) was also included on Melanie's 1983 release Seventh
Wave. |
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