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T.B. Sheets
Artist Van Morrison
Album Title T.B. Sheets
Date of Release Jan ??, 1974 (release) inprint
AMG Rating  (Good)
Genre Rock
Styles Pop/Rock, Folk-Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Type compilation
Time 42:52
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AMG EXPERT REVIEW: Another re-packaging of Bang Records material issued without Van Morrison's approval, this album focuses on Morrison's longer, more ambitious songs, such as the title cut, and is notable for including early versions of "Beside You" and "Madame George," songs that later turned up on Astral Weeks. (Reissued on CD in 1990 by Columbia Records [LCK 46093], T.B. Sheets was superseded by Bang Masters, which contains all of its tracks except "He Ain't Give You None," presented in an alternate take, plus Morrison's other recordings for Bang, in 1991.) -- William Ruhlmann
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1. He Ain't Give You None (Morrison)
2. Beside You (Morrison)
3. It's All Right (Morrison)
4. Madame George (Morrison)
5. T.B. Sheets (Morrison)
6. Who Drove the Red Sports Car? (Morrison)
7. Ro Ro Rosey (Morrison)
8. Brown Eyed Girl (Morrison)
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 James Taylor: Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon
 John Sebastian: Cheapo Cheapo Production Presents
 Stephen Stills: Stephen Stills
 Jackson Browne: Late for the Sky
 Loggins & Messina: Sittin' In
 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: Deja Vu
 Bob Dylan: Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
 Joni Mitchell: Court & Spark
 John Sebastian: John B. Sebastian
 David Crosby: If I Could Only Remember My Name
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Seldon Powell - Saxophone, Wind
Brooks Arthur - Vocals, Engineer
Gary Chester - Drums
Dee Dee Warwick - Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
The Sweet Inspirations - Vocals (bckgr)
Jeff Barry - Percussion, Vocals
Bert Berns - Director, Vocals, Producer
Bob Bushnell - Bass
Artie Butler - Keyboards, Saxophone
Cissy Houston - Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
George Devens - Percussion
George Devins - Percussion, Vibraphone
Eric Gale - Guitar
Al Gorgoni - Guitar
Paul Griffin - Keyboards
Arthur Kaplan - Wind
Herb Lovell - Drums
Herb Lovelle - Drums
Hugh McCracken - Guitar
Van Morrison - Guitar, Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals, Lyricist
Russell Savkas - Bass
Myrna Smith - Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
Don Thomas - Guitar
Mark Wilder - Remastering
John VanHamersveld - Cover Design
Eddie Biscoe - Art Direction
Tomas Burzinski - Paintings
Jeff Berry - Tambourine, Vocals (bckgr)
Al Gordoni - Guitar
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1968CDCBS46093
1973LPBangBLPS-400
1990CSSony46093
1990CDColumbia46093

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