Joe Cocker - Something To Say (1973)

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  • Label Cube Records
  • Format Vinyl, LP, Album
  • Media 1 x Vinyl
  • Album release date 1972
  • This pressing 1973
  • Region UK
  • Genres Rock
  • Section Rock & Pop
  • Catalog number HIFLY 13
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This is the 1973 UK issue of Joe Cocker's Something To Say on Cube Records, catalogue number HIFLY 13, with the European number 2326 024 printed beside it on the labels. The side A runout is stamped HI FLY 13 A#1 1 1 1, and side B carries the hand-etched initials KIP.

One LP in a textured sleeve, printed and made by Howards Printers (Slough) Ltd. The labels are cream with a brown rim and Cube's fly-in-a-cube logo, marked 33 1/3 Stereo and Made in Gt. Britain; side one reads HIFLY 13 (HIFLY 13A). The back of the jacket is a full-bleed live stage photograph with the credits set in white, and the issue's inner bag is a die-cut brown Cube sleeve printed with the same fly-in-a-cube design.

The album first appeared in 1972, and in the United States A&M issued it under the title Joe Cocker. This Cube pressing dates from 1973, and its labels show the seam: High Time We Went and Black-Eyed Blues carry a 1971 copyright date from their earlier release as a single, while the rest of side one is dated 1973.

Something To Say is Joe Cocker's third studio album, recorded mostly in 1972 with Chris Stainton on piano and organ.

Tracklist

Side One

  1. Pardon Me Sir
  2. High Time We Went
  3. She Don't Mind
  4. Black-Eyed Blues
  5. Something To Say

Side Two

  1. Midnight Rider
  2. Do Right Woman
  3. Woman To Woman
  4. St. James Infirmary

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