Cartoone white label promo Lp Self titled 1969 LP with Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin
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"Cartoone"
White Label Promo Lp
Self Titled 1969 LP
With Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin
GATEFOLD COVER WITH LYRICS
ORIGINAL 1969 PROMO PRESS
NEAR MINT CONDITION RECORDABLE FRAMABLE NO SPLITS
Cartoone Studio album by Cartoone Released 1969 Label Atlantic Producer Mark LondonCartoone was the debut album by the Scottish group Cartoone. The album is notable for featuring Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin as guest artist.
The album has an inside cover which contains the full lyrics of the songs on the right and the following note from June Harris: "There's a new kind of musical excitement, and it's coming from this remarkable album by four boys from England (formerly Scotland) called Cartoone, more specifically Derek Creigan, Mike Allison, Charles Mo Trowers and Chick E. Coffils. You can't put a tag on the music within these twelve tracks, but they do provide an excellent illustration of the joint capabilities of Cartoone as a self contained unit who write and perform all their own material. Cartoone has created a sound of its own - Melodic, poetic and with great attention paid to detail. It's a fresh, different sound, as new as the group itself. Listen. Cartoone is saying something which clearly needs no further explanation."
Tracks
All tracks written by Derek Creigan except when noted
- "Knick Knack Man" – 3:50
- "Withering Wood" – 2:24
- "The Sadness Of Toby Jugg" – 2:39
- "Penny For The Sun" – 3:06
- "I'll Stay" (Mike Allison) – 2:07
- "Girl Of Yesterday" – 3:10
- "Can't Walk Back" – 2:52
- "Let Me Reassure You" – 2:20
- "Mr. Poor Man" – 3:43
- "Ice Cream Dreams" – 2:47
- "Doing What Mamma Said" – 2:39
- "See Me" – 2:05
Personnel
- Derek Creigan - bass, lead vocals
- Mike Allison - Jimmy Page lead guitar
- Mo Trowers - rhythm guitar
- Charlie (Chick E.) Coffils - drums
- Jimmy Page - guest artist
- Leslie Harvey - guitar on some of the bonus tracks
- John Cameron - orchestral arrangements
- Dave Siddle, E. Offord, Brain Humphries - engineers