Back Street Crawler | |
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Studio album by Paul Kossoff | |
Released | 1973 |
Genre | Blues rock, hard rock, jam rock, instrumental rock |
Label | Island |
Producer | Paul Kossoff Bob Potter Diga Jean Roussel |
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Back Street Crawler is 1st solo album by Paul Kossoff. The same year as Free's demise, Kossoff was able to pull himself together, moderating his drug addiction, enough to record a solo album, Back Street Crawler, which surprisingly featured contributions from his former Free bandmates as well as Yes drummer Alan White.
Contents |
Side One
Side Two
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4
Track 5
All tracks recorded at Island Studios
Disc One
Disc Two
The Deluxe edition from 2008 features two discs: Disc One contains the original album digitally remastered from the original analogue master tapes plus 6 radically different versions of the opening track, "Tuesday Morning".
Disc Two contains a previously unreleased version of "May You Never" with John Martyn, the complete 38 minute jam for "Time Away", Kossoff's cover version of "The Lady Is A Tramp" plus a further 6 previously unreleased out-takes from the Back Street Crawler sessions.