One&Done @ A&M: Lambert and Nuttycombe / At Home -- SP 4250
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Never heard of these guys until this issue.
Sparsely produced by Gly Johns and Chad Stewart, this is a marvellous album featuring solid songwriting. It's notable that two very well known Englishmen came to the US to produce an American duo who were assumed to be up-and-coming recording artists at that time.
Sparsely produced by Gly Johns and Chad Stewart, this is a marvellous album featuring solid songwriting. It's notable that two very well known Englishmen came to the US to produce an American duo who were assumed to be up-and-coming recording artists at that time.
Though this duo might have been a one-and-done, there is a later A&M album with Craig Nuttycomb as a solo.
SP-4683 (This one from Discogs looks a bit ragged. I have a cleaner copy in my also-ran record box.)
This one was also produced by Glyn Johns, but with Andy Fairweather-Low listed secondarily. Needless to say, I've never listened to this.
I see that it was also released on a Japanese CD - twice, so it must've gotten some action over there.
SP-4683 (This one from Discogs looks a bit ragged. I have a cleaner copy in my also-ran record box.)
This one was also produced by Glyn Johns, but with Andy Fairweather-Low listed secondarily. Needless to say, I've never listened to this.
I see that it was also released on a Japanese CD - twice, so it must've gotten some action over there.
Here are some notes from correspondence with Mr. Nuttycombe I had in 2002. I ordered some solo discs from his website. He signed some sleeves and generously penned a story in the inner gatefold.
Also note the front and back of the 2nd N&C album on 20th Century from 1973. It was not issued by A&M but had been proposed to be SP 4285 titled WAIKIKI.
Also note the front and back of the 2nd N&C album on 20th Century from 1973. It was not issued by A&M but had been proposed to be SP 4285 titled WAIKIKI.
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Wow! Thank you for sharing. Craig's story of Wally Heider's mobile unit recording of the LP was interesting and fun to read. Thank you again for providing this fascinating information.
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