Queen’s song “Bring Back That Leroy Brown” from their 1974 hit album ‘Sheer Heart Attack’ was a long reference / lament about the death of Jim Croce a few months earlier.

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Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

 

Notes:

"20 magic tracks from the golden era of Chess records"

All selections recorded in Chicago, Ill.
Cutting done at Artisan Sound, Hollywood, CA

A1: Stereo remix. Recorded March 26, 1964
A2: Previously unreleased version. Recorded May 15, 1957
A3: Previously unreleased version. Stereo. Recorded September 1, 1965
A4: Original demo version. Recorded December 29, 1957
A5: Previously unreleased version. Stereo. Recorded July 29, 1961
B1: Previously unreleased version. Recorded December 30, 1957
B2: Stereo remix. Recorded February 12, 1960
B3: sequel to Memphis. Stereo remix. Recorded September, 1964
B4: Previously unreleased. Recorded May 2, 1958
B5: Stereo remix. Recorded February 25, 1964
C1: Previously unreleased version. Recorded October 21, 1958
C2: Stereo remix. Recorded November 15, 1963
C3: Previously unreleased version. Recorded December 29, 1957
C4: Original version. Recorded July 29, 1959
C5: Recorded September 9, 1958
D1: Stereo remix. Recorded November 16, 1963
D2: Recorded July 29, 1959
D3: Stereo remix. Recorded August 18, 1964
D4: Previously unreleased version. Recorded April 20, 1958
D5: Recorded May 2, 1958

A1. No Particular Place To Go 2:40
A2. Rock And Roll Music 2:22
A3. It Wasn't Me 2:32
A4. Reelin' & Rockin' 3:34
A5. Come On 1:48
B1. Johnny B. Goode 3:08
B2. Bye Bye Johnny 2:02
B3. Little Marie 2:34
B4. Time Was 2:26
B5. Promised Land 2:28
C1. Little Queenie 2:34
C2. You Never Can Tell 2:40
C3. Sweet Little Sixteen 3:08
C4. County Line 2:14
C5. Run Rudolph Run 2:42
D1. Nadine 2:46
D2. Betty Jean 2:28
D3. I Want To Be Your Driver 2:16
D4. Beautiful Delilah 2:28
D5. Oh Yeah 2:30

 

 

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Phonographic Copyright (p) MCA Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) MCA Records, Inc.
Manufactured By MCA Records, Inc.
Lacquer Cut At Artisan Sound Recorders
Pressed By MCA Pressing Plant, Gloversville

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Weight 1.01 lbs