Album

Love Chronicles

Al Stewart

1969 · Rock, Folk, World, & Country

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Love Chronicles by Al Stewart

Love Chronicles is a Rock album by Al Stewart, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 28 pressings tracked.

About

Released in 1969, Al Stewart's Love Chronicles became one of the very first records to include the word "fuck" in the lyrics, stirring controversy and making the album difficult to release in the United States. Nevertheless, Melody Maker selected it as folk album of the year. In 2007, three bonus tracks were added to new releases of the album: "Jackdaw," a demo from the '70s, "She Follows Her Own Rules," and "Fantasy," both demos from the '80s.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1In Brooklyn
  2. A2Old Compton Street Blues
  3. A3Ballad Of Mary Foster
  4. A4Life And Life Only

Side B

  1. B1You Should Have Listened To Al
  2. B2Love Chronicles

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Rough-texture orange labels.
First # on sleeve
Second # on label
Gatefold sleeve with inserting of the disc from the inside.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Al StewartCOMPOSED BY, WRITTEN-BY, ARRANGED BY, GUITAR GUITAR VOCALS, GUITAR
  • Ashley HutchingsBASS
  • Brian BrocklehurstBASS
  • Brian OdgersBASS
  • Harvey BurnsDRUMS
  • Jimmy PageFEATURING, LEAD GUITAR GUITAR
  • Martyn FrancisDRUMS
  • Marvyn PrestwickGUITAR
  • Phil PhillipsORGAN
  • Simon BreckenridgeGUITAR
  • Simon BrekenridgeGUITAR
  • Steve GrayORGAN
  • Krysia KristianneBACKING VOCALS
  • Robin LambleBACKING VOCALS

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 28 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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