You Broke My Heart So...I Busted Your Jaw - Original 1973 Danish Island label 8-track LP

Scarce original 1973 Danish/UK Island Records 8-track vinyl LP album - the first album to be released after the British blues rock comb re-formed, following their 1970 breakup... guitarist Luther Grosvenor left to execute his guitar abilities under the stage name of Ariel Bender in glamrockers Mott The Hoople and was substituted Mick Jones, who would later be a founding member of heady arena rockers Foreigner.

Vinyl is printed in Denmark and presented with pink rim palm tree labels with boxed NCB copyright information and 'Printed In denmark' text.

Vinyl is accompanied by a lyric insert - both housed in a gatefold picture cover with ''i' logo, company name and 'Basing Street' address on mid-lower back - printed in the UK - as it was often customary for UK releases in Denmark at the time.

Condition: M- (Vinyl and Labels)/M- (Insert)/VG++ (Cover):
Perfect vinyl - shiny and flawless. perfect labels, perfect insert.
Picture cover is extremely close to perfect with a tiny spot in the gatefold - otherwise perfect - simply not of this world.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. Cotton Growing Man 4:39
2. Old as I Was Born 4:40
3. This Time Around" (Bryson Graham) 4:08
4. Holy Water 3:27

Side 2:
1. Wildfire 4:04
2. Self Seeking Man 3:47
3. Times Have Changed (Mick Jones, Gary Wright) 3:53
4. Moriah 6:20

All songs written by Gary Wright, except where noted.
Recorded at Olympic Studio, London and at Island Stuidos, London and at Apple Studios, London

 
Credits:

Spooky Tooth:
Mike Harrison – lead vocals, piano, harmonica
Mick Jones – guitars, backing vocals
Gary Wright – organ, backing vocals, piano
Chris Stewart – bass
Val Burke – bass, backing vocals
Bryson Graham – drums, percussion[5]

Technical Credits:
Chris Kimsey – Recording Engineer, Mix
Phil McDonald – Mix
Rod Thear – Mix, tape operator

Artwork:
Klaus Voormann – cover drawings
Noot - Layout