John the Revelator - Wild Blues (1970)

                                                            John the Revelator
The first album of John the Revelator released by Phonogram in 1970. Recorded at the Phonogram Studio in Hilversum, Holland.
 
Produced by Tony Vos, engineered and mixed by Gerard Beckers. This CD-reissue was released in 2003 by Pseudonym Records and contains 6 bonus tracks, a.o. the single that the band recorded with producer Hans van Hemert with a B and C-side: Rockin' Squirell/ One track mind. The single was never released as the company considered it not to be commercial. Released May 1, 1970


Credits:

Line-up John the Revelator tracks 1-11,14:

Tom Huissen - Lead Vocals, Bass
Charles van der Steeg - Tenor & Bariton Saxophone
Henno van Donselaar - Alto Saxophone
Frans ten Kleij - Lead Guitar, Harmonica
Jos de Wilde - Slide Guitar
Charles van den Heuvel - Piano
Fred Huissen - Drums

Line-up tracks 12-13

Tom Huissen - Lead Vocals, Bass
Charles van der Steeg - Tenor & Bariton Saxophone
Frans ten Kleij - Lead Guitar, Harmonica
Jos de Wilde - Slide Guitar
Paul Dammers - Rhythm Guitar
Fred Huissen - Drums

guest:

Hans van Hemert - Synthesizer, Mellotron

Line-up tracks 15-16

Tom Huissen - Lead Vocals, Bass
Hille van der Galien - Bariton Bax, Conga's
Frans ten Kleij - Lead Guitar, Harmonica
Paul Dammers - Slide, Rhythm Guitar


Tracklist:

01. John the Revelator 00:46
02. I can't stop lovin' you 03:02
03. Worried dreams 05:41
04. Charlie's drive-in 01:39
05. Talk to me, baby 05:01
06. Personal manager 04:35
07. W ild Blues (free) 01:37
08. Bleeding heart 04:42
09. No woman 03:12
10. Homework 03:05   
11. Yeah (bonus track) 03:03
12. Rockin' Squirrel (bonus track; B-side of never released single 1971) 03:34
13. One track mind (bonus track; C-side of never released single 1971) 04:44
14. I can't stop lovin' you (bonus track; live Loosdrecht Jazz Concours 1970) 03:22
15. Little red rooster (bonus track; rehearsal Domi Overveen 1972) 04:17   
16. Worried dreams (bonus track; rehearsal Domi Overveen 1972) 04:50