🎵 AotW Booker T. & Priscilla: self-titled (A&M Records SP-3504)

Booker T. & Priscilla: self-titled

A&M Records SP-3504
2-LP set
Released 1971

Reissued on CD in Europe (2003) and Japan (2009, 2016)

A1: The Wedding Song / 9:26​

A2: She / 4:06​

A3: The Indian Song / 5:39​

A4: Sea Gull / 1:15​

B1: For Priscilla / 5:18​

B2: The Delta Song / 9:48​

B3: Why / 5:18​

B4: Mississippi Voodoo / 2:06​

C1: Cool Black Dream / 3:06​

C2: Sweet Child You're Not Alone / 3:02​

C3: He / 2:58​

C4:Sister Babe / 4:43​

C5: Earth Children / 3:32​

C6: Water Brothers / 3:29​

D1: Medley From The Jones Ranch / 4:43​

D2: Funny Honey / 4:12​

D3: California Girl / 3:56​

D4: The Sun Don't Shine / 3:19​

D5: Ole Man Trouble / 4:12​

Bass – Chris Ethridge
Drums – Jim Keltner
Guitar – Gerry McGhee* (tracks: A3, B4, C3, D4), Jesse "Indian Ed" Davis* (tracks: A1, B2, D2)
Guitar, Keyboards, Arranged By [Strings] – Booker T. Jones
Harmonica – Tim Hill (8) (tracks: A3, B2, B4, C1, C3, C6, D2, D4)
Oboe – Jim Horn (tracks: A4)
Percussion – Bobbye Hall Porter, Jim Keltner
Piano – Priscilla Jones (tracks: C4)
Producer – Booker T. Jones, Priscilla Jones
Tambourine – Sanford Konikoff* (tracks: A1)

Recorded in January and February, 1971 at Sunset Sound, A&M Studios, and Wally Heider Studios

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[Rudy]

SP-3503 was an alternate catalog number for SPX-4281, which is Michel Colombier's album Wings. Covered here:

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[rockdoctor]

This is another one that I only know of from the "Little Catalog" i believe, from back in the day. I never saw it in stores. I did have Priscilla's Gypsy Queen on Sussex Records and Flying but I do not remember the label as I no longer have the two albums.
I was very familiar with Booker T. so I think this is an album I would have liked if I had found it back in the 70's.