Album

Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon

Norton Buffalo

1977 · Rock

Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon by Norton Buffalo

Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon is a Rock album by Norton Buffalo, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Lovin' In the Valley of the Moon2:56
  2. 2One Kiss to Say Goodbye3:07
  3. 3Ghetto Hotel4:06
  4. 4Nobody Wants Me4:10
  5. 5Puerto de Azul2:31
  6. 6Hangin' Tree5:23
  7. 7Another Day4:02
  8. 8Rosalie3:59
  9. 9The Jig Is Up2:18
  10. 10Eighteen Wheels3:02
  11. 11Sea of Key1:14

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Orange-red Capitol labels Capitol bottom centered, with rim text 8:00-4:00 around the top.
Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon (US 1977) (opens in a new tab) is a passel of confused information, incorrectly identifying pressing as Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Los Angeles
The five pointed star etched was NOT used by Capitol, LA during the 1970s to identify pressing.

Credits

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Performers

  • Dave ShapiroARRANGED BY GUITAR MANDOLIN
  • Fred JonesPEDAL STEEL GUITAR
  • Gary CrellerBASS
  • Kirk HarwoodDRUMS PERCUSSION
  • Norton BuffaloARRANGED BY HARMONICA PERCUSSION
  • Phil RichardsonARRANGED BY STRINGS VIOLIN
  • Bob McFeeBASS
  • Byron AllredKEYBOARDS PIANO
  • David GeorgeSTRINGS
  • David LaddFLUTE
  • David ShapiroMANDOLIN
  • Feddie SmithBACKING VOCALS
  • John McFeeACOUSTIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR GUITAR
  • John TenneySTRINGS
  • Johnny CiambottiBASS
  • Lynette HawkinsBACKING VOCALS
  • Mickey HartJEW'S HARP PERCUSSION
  • Myra BuckySTRINGS

9 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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