Stingray - Original 1976 UKK A&M label 10-track LP

Scarce original 1976 UK A&M label 10-track LP - grand late British soulful rock and blues singers 6th studio effort recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studios, Kingston, Jamaica.

Vinyl has the generic graded silver and white company labels with black printing and large fonted olive A&M letters stretching from top labels and into the lower label section.

Vinyl is held in a generic white inner sleeve and ultimately in a gatefold picture cover.

Condition: VG+(+) (Vinyl and Labels)/VG+ (Cover):

Vinyl is bright and shiny - has some degree of fine and light sleeve marks - nothing resembling needle indiced marks - perfect labels.

Cover has light ring and edge wear and a mid-top back panel pressure mark - otherwise nice.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. The Jealous Kind (Bobby Charles) - 3:51
2. I Broke Down (Matthew Moore) - 3:29
3. You Came Along (Bobby Charles) - 3:50
4. Catfish (Bob Dylan, Jacques Levy) - 5:24
5. Moon Dew (Matthew Moore) - 5:53

Side 2:
1. The Man in Me (Bob Dylan) - 2:43
2. She Is My Lady (George Clinton) - 4:37
3. Worrier (Matthew Moore) - 3:16
4. Born Thru Indifference (Joe Cocker, Richard Tee) - 6:15
5. A Song for You (Leon Russell) - 6:25


Credits:
Joe Cocker - lead vocals, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar (Worrier)
Cornell Dupree - guitar
Steve Gadd - drums
Eric Gale - guitar (Catfish, Moon Dew, She Is My Lady)
Albert Lee - guitar (You Came Along)
Gordon Edwards - bass
Richard Tee - keyboards, organ (Moon Dew)
Sam Rivers - soprano saxophone (The Jealous Kind)
Felix "Flaco" Falcon - conga, percussion (The Jealous Kind, I Broke Down)
Patti Austin, Bonnie Bramlett, Lani Groves, Gwen Guthrie, Phyllis Lindsay, Brenda White, Maxine Willard , Deniece Williams - backing vocals

Technical Credits:
Rob Fraboni - Production
Marco Aglietti - associate producer
Richard Tee - arrangements, associate production
Baker Bigsby, Neil Case - engineer
Tyrone Downey, Peter Tosh, Eric Gale - arrangements
Bernie Grundman - mastering

Artwork:
Bob Cato - design
Lee Jaffe - photography