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Ernie Graham was a member of Eire Apparent and Help Yourself among others.
As a solo artist for in between his membership of these two bands, Graham signed to Liberty Records by Andrew Lauder.
Sharing management with Brinsley Schwarz and Help Yourself, they all toured together as The Down Home Rhythm Kings package and lived in the same commune in Northwood, a London suburb.
Both bands backed Graham on his eponymous solo album Ernie Graham 1971 .
The album was well received, described as one of the most hauntingly beautiful albums of the pub-rock scene, and one of the more distinctive and memorable solo albums of the period ,but sold poorly.
The record is clean and shiny with a few light surface marks.
Other than a small surface tear at the top right hand corner of the jacket caused by a removed price tag, and edge wear typical of a jacket of this vintage more than 45 years old , the jacket is in decent shape see photos .
Grading is visual only.
Tracklist A1 Sebastian A2 So Lonely A3 Sea Fever A4 The Girl That Turned The Lever B1 For a Little While B2 Blues To Snowy B3 Don t Want Me Round You B4 Belfast Credits Bass Andrew Bodnar Bass, Vocals Nick Lowe Cover Jeff Powell Drums Billy Rankin, Steve Goulding Drums, Percussion, Vocals Dave Charles Engineer Anton Mathews, Roger Bechirian Fiddle Chris Cunningham Guitar Brinsley Schwarz, Richard Treece Guitar, Piano Malcolm Morley Guitar, Vocals Ian Gomm Guitar, Vocals, Producer Ernie Graham Liner Notes Nigel Cross Organ, Accordion, Guitar, Piano, Vocals Bob Andrews Photography By Chris Gabrin Saxophone Davey Payne NOTES Blues To Snowy is Misprinted on B side label and wrongly spelled Blues To Snowey Shipped in a cardboard record mailer with cardboard inserts.
LP s packed with inner sleeve outside the jacket, and in an additional inner sleeve outside printed inner sleeve if printed inner sleeve present .
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