The Lazy Cowgirls – Tapping The Source Vinyl 1987 Bomp – BLP-4025 Garage Punk

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The Lazy Cowgirls – Tapping The Source
Original 1987 U.S. vinyl LP release of Tapping The Source, the second full-length studio album by Los Angeles punk rock band The Lazy Cowgirls. This pressing was issued by Bomp! Records under catalog number BLP-4025 / BOMP 4025.
RELEASE INFORMATION
Artist: The Lazy Cowgirls Title: Tapping The Source Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Label: Bomp! Records Catalog Number: BLP-4025 / BOMP 4025 Country: United States Released: 1987 Genre: Rock Style: Punk, Garage Rock, Rock & Roll Vinyl Color: Black
Tapping The Source was the band’s second album and marked a more forceful and representative studio recording than their earlier self-titled debut. The album captures The Lazy Cowgirls’ fast, raw blend of punk rock, garage rock, early rock and roll, blues and country influences.
The record contains original material including “Can’t You Do Anything Right?,” “Bullshit Summer Song,” “Goddamn Bottle” and “Mr. Screwdriver,” along with high-energy interpretations of earlier rock and country songs.
TRACK LISTING
SIDE A
1. Can’t You Do Anything Right? 2. Bullshit Summer Song 3. No Name 4. Left 5. Heartache 6. Reacurring’ Thang
SIDE B
7. Goddamn Bottle 8. Yakety Yak 9. Justine 10. Allen Says 11. Mr. Screwdriver
COVER SONG INFORMATION
“Heartache” is a version of the country song associated with Jim Reeves.
“Yakety Yak” was written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller and originally recorded by The Coasters.
“Justine” was written by Don “Sugarcane” Harris and Dewey Terry.
BAND PERSONNEL
Pat Todd – Vocals D.D. Weekday / Doug Phillips – Guitar Keith Telligman – Bass Allen Clark – Drums and Vocals
PRODUCTION AND ADDITIONAL CREDITS
Produced By: The Lazy Cowgirls Engineering: Marc Mylar Photography: Bill McCarter
EDITION DETAILS
• Original 1987 United States vinyl LP • Released by Bomp! Records • Catalog number BLP-4025 / BOMP 4025 • Eleven-track full-length album • Black vinyl pressing • Second studio album by The Lazy Cowgirls • Los Angeles punk, garage rock and rock-and-roll • Not the later CD edition • Not a modern colored-vinyl reissue
CONDITION
Vinyl: VG
The record is in Very Good condition and shows signs of previous play and handling. It may have visible surface marks, light scratches or scuffs consistent with the grade. No claim is made that the vinyl is Near Mint.
Sleeve: VG-
The outer sleeve has noticeable wear and is graded Very Good Minus. Wear may include edge wear, corner wear, surface rubbing, creasing, discoloration, seam wear or other age-related handling and storage wear. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact nature and extent of the sleeve wear.
Please examine all photographs closely for the exact condition of the vinyl, outer sleeve, center labels and any included printed materials. Photographs are considered part of the description.
This listing is specifically for the original 1987 Bomp! Records vinyl pressing identified by catalog number BLP-4025 / BOMP 4025. Later CD and vinyl reissues exist with different labels, catalog numbers, colors and packaging, so please compare the center labels, catalog number, sleeve artwork and matrix markings with the photographs to confirm this is the exact edition you are seeking.