Mercury Records Collection: MG-21060: Sings Where It's At

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MG-21060: Sings Where It's At / Dick Campbell

Label Type :	red Mercury type B
Matrix Number :	SIDE-A	MG 21060A M1 T A III
	SIDE-B	MG 21060B M1 T IIII

Comments

Equivalent release: Mercury SR-61060. (stereo).

A-1 and A-4 are also available on 72511 (45rpm).

Mr. Gary Campbell, who is Dick Campbell's son, kindly contacted me on this great album. He even let me know the detailed discographic information on this album. Thank you so much!

Inside The Groove

A great Dylan-influenced sound backed by the Butterfield Blues Band members.

Personal Impression (and brief notes)

Dylan has been great of course. He has left many influences to all other musicians in various ways. When he switched to electric sound, many followers came into the Folk-Rock world. Some even tried to imitate Dylan's new sound, like The Mouse And The Traps.

This album, by Dick Campbell, also represents Dylan-like sound and lyrics. However, it's not just an imitation. Although it doesn't have gruesome, ghastly force like Dylan did, it shows another fine example during the Folk-Rock era in the 1960s.

Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)

9 out of 10

Track Listing

SIDE-A
A-1	1-37432	The Blues Peddlers (Dick Campbell)	2:45
A-2	1-36679	You've Got Be Kidding (Dick Campbell)	3:10
A-3	1-36677	Sandi (Dick Campbell)	2:35
A-4	1-37433	The People Planners (Dick Campbell)	2:33
A-5	1-36682	Aphrodite's Child (Dick Campbell)	3:15
A-6	1-36678	Despairs Cafeteria (Dick Campbell)	2:55
SIDE-B
B-1	1-37434	Approximately Four Minutes Of Feeling Sorry For D.C. (Dick Campbell)	4:00
B-2	1-36681	Object Of Derision (Dick Campbell)	2:35
B-3	1-37481	Where Were You (Dick Campbell)	2:03
B-4	1-37482	Girls Named Misery (Dick Campbell)	2:41
B-5	1-37480	Ask Me If I Care (Dick Campbell)	2:33
B-6	1-36680	Don Juan Of The Western World (Dick Campbell)	3:09

Personnel

Personnel/recorded date/master numbers confirmed with the Ruppli's discography.
(“The Mercury Labels - A Discography” by Ruppli and Novitsky, Greenwood Press, 1993)

Below information was firstly taught by Gary Campbell-san. Thanks!

Dick Campbell (vo, g) with:
Mike Bloomfield (g), Jimmy Vincent (g), Pete Cetera (aka Peter Cetera) (el-b),
Mark Naftalin (org), Marty Grobb (tambourine, p, finger cymbals, etc.), Artie Sullivan (tambourine, vo),
Paul Butterfield (harp), Billy Herman (ds), Sam Lay (ds), Larry Wrice (ds).
Recorded at Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, IL in 1965.

Produced by Lou Reizner and Eddie Mascari.