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Boz Scaggs - Down Two Then Left (1977)

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  • Label CBS
  • Format Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
  • Media 1 x Vinyl
  • Album release date 1977
  • This pressing 1977
  • Region Europe
  • Genres Rock
  • Section Rock & Pop
  • Catalog number CBS 86028
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This is the European CBS edition of Down Two Then Left, catalogue number CBS 86028, issued in 1977 and pressed by CBS at its Haarlem plant in Holland. CBS 86028 is printed on the back cover, the spine and both labels, and the labels read Made in Holland.

One stereo LP. The side A label carries the matrix AL 34729, and the side A runout on this copy reads PAL 34729 IM TML-S C. The lacquers were cut at The Mastering Lab in Los Angeles, and the TML in the deadwax is that studio's etched mark beside the stamped numbers. The back cover is printed in Holland and carries the label code LC 0149.

The album first appeared in the United States on Columbia as JC 34729, and that number lives on in the 34729 of this edition's label matrix and runout. For Europe, CBS gave the record its own number, 86028, in the album's release year.

Down Two Then Left was Boz Scaggs's eighth album, and it reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Still Falling For You
  2. Hard Times
  3. A Clue
  4. Whatcha Gonna Tell Your Man
  5. We're Waiting

Side B

  1. Hollywood
  2. Then She Walked Away
  3. Gimme The Goods
  4. 1993
  5. Tomorrow Never Came
  6. Tomorrow Never Came (Reprise)

The side B label lists the reprise as a separate track, though it runs straight on from Tomorrow Never Came without a break.

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