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Cheap Thrills --- 1968-08-12
[l=Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute], pressing variant of the original U.S. release, as indicated by "T" etched in runouts. Released in a gatefold cover on red "360 Sound" Stereo labels with white lettering. Although Janis Joplin has a release-wide vocal credit (and indeed sings on every song), on the individual song credits, only "Sam" is credited for vocals on tracks A1 and B2. Track A3 is incorrectly credited to Gershwin Bros. on the front cover, though the label correctly credits George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward. Track B3 is credited to W. M. Thornton on the label, and "Big Mama" Thornton on the front cover. Live material recorded at Bill Graham's Fillmore Auditorium (tracks A1, A2 and B3). Turtle Blues "Vibes" courtesy of Barney's Beanery Approved By Hell's Angels Frisco Tracks A1 to A3, B1, B2: ASCAP; tracks A4 and B3: BMI. Stereo "360 Sound". Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS, Inc. Litho in USA. Printed in USA. Rear cover photo © Thomas Weir 1967.
Tracklist
Combination Of The Two
I Need A Man To Love
Summertime
Piece Of My Heart
Turtle Blues
Oh, Sweet Mary
Ball And Chain