ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change LP MGM 1967 ITA orig+foc+differ tracks
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS

VIC BRIGGS, DANNY McCULLOCH, BARRY JENKINS, JOHN WEIDER

Winds of Change opened the psychedelic era in the history of Eric Burdon & the Animals,

although Burdon's drug experiences had taken a great leap forward months earlier

 with his first acid trip, and he and the group had generated some startlingly 

fresh-sounding singles in the intervening time, it was Winds of Change 

that plunged the group headfirst into the new music

"WINDS OF CHANGE"

Produced by Tom Wilson

1967     LP        MGM  RECORDS       SMGL 50.007     STEREO  

MADE IN ITALY     ORIGINAL COPY

HEAVY DUTY CARDBOARD COVER LAMINATED ON THE OUTSIDE

GATEFOLD SLEEVE

This version : 1) The track listing for the Animals' Winds Of Change (Italian pressing) album is 

similar to the one for their UK/American LP , except that 

are missing two tracks ("The Black Plague" and "Man Woman")

and adds two other cuts not on the UK/U.S. release, "When I Was Young" and "A Girl Named Sandoz".

2) Still, "Anything" is not on Side Two (B5), but on Side One as A4.

3) Also, the spoken intro on "San Franciscan Nights" was translated in Italian & overdubbed.

4) on front & back cover "Sounds great in STEREO also playable mono.

5) on runout, the pressing date, etched on Side 1 & on Side 2: 23-10-67 / 24-10-67 [October 23 & 24, 1967]

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL:  MGM  - BLACK LABEL w/MULTICOLOURED MGM & LION LOGO ON TOP - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: (front, rear, inside left panel & spine)  SMGL 50.007

Catalog on labels: SMGL 50.007 (S?50.007/1) / SMGL 50.007 (S?50.007/2)

Matrix / Runout (Side A): S 50007 1

Other / Runout  (the pressing date, on Side A): 23?10?67

Matrix / Runout (Side B): S 50007 2

Other / Runout  (the pressing date, on Side B): 24?10?67   

On labels: STEREO

33 Giri

D.R.

Produced by Tom Wilson

Arranged by Vic Briggs

rim text reads "MGM Records-Riservati Tutti i Diritti............Made in Italy"

Rights Society: D.R.

On Inside Sleeve: This album is dedicated to..................

Distribuzione Dischi Ricordi S.p.A.

Corporazione Arti Grafiche - Roma

Notes by Eric Burdon

On Front (bottom right) & Back Cover: ®© Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc./Printed in Italy 

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side 1: WINDS OF CHANGE - POEM BY THE SEA - PAINT IT BLACK

ANYTHING - ARE YOU EXPERIENCED

Side 2: SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS - WHEN I WAS YOUNG

HOTEL HELL - GOOD TIMES - A GIRL NAMED SANDOZ - IT'S ALL MEAT

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The band's new era opened with waves washing over the title track, which included sitar 

and electric violin, while Burdon's voice, awash in reverb, calmly recited a lyric that 

dropped a lot of major names from blues, jazz, and rock. "Poem by the Sea" was 

a recitation by Burdon, amid a swirl of echo-drenched instruments, and it led into

 one of the group's handful of memorable covers from this period, "Paint It Black", driven 

by John Weider's electric violin and Vic Briggs' guitar, and featuring an extended vocal

 improvisation by Burdon, their approach to the song was good enough to make 

it part of the group's set at the Monterey International Pop Festival that June, 

and also to get a spot in the documentary movie that followed...(AllMusic)



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