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Eugene Mcdaniels Atlantic Fusion 1971
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Performer: Eugene McDaniels
Title: Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse
Country: US
Genre: Jazz / Rock
Style:Fusion
Released: 1971
Catalog number: SD 8281
Label: Atlantic
MP3 album szie: 1916 mb
FLAC album size: 1722 mb
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Tracklist

A1 The Lord Is Back
Written-By – Singleton, Mc Daniels
 3:18
A2 Jagger The Dagger
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 6:00
A3 Lovin' Man
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 4:45
A4 Headless Heroes
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 3:30
A5 Susan Jane
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 2:08
B1 Freedom Death Dance
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 4:16
B2 Supermarket Blues
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 4:07
B3 The Parasite (For Buffy)
Written-By – Mc Daniels
 9:36

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SD 8281 Eugene McDaniels Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse ‎(LP, Album, MO) Atlantic SD 8281 US 1971
SD 8281 Eugene Mc Daniels Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse ‎(LP, Album, Pre) Atlantic SD 8281 US 1971
7567-93113-1 Eugene McDaniels Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse ‎(Acetate, LP) Atlantic, Heathmans Mastering 7567-93113-1 UK 2002
SD 8281 Eugene McDaniels Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse ‎(LP, Album, RE, Unofficial) Atlantic SD 8281 Unknown
SD 8281 Eugene McDaniels Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse ‎(LP, Album, RE) Atlantic SD 8281 US Unknown

Credits

  • Acoustic Bass – Miroslav Vitous
  • Drums – Alphonse Mouzon
  • Electric Bass – Gary King
  • Engineer [Recording], Mixed By [Remix] – Lewis Hahn
  • Featuring – Welfare City Choir
  • Graphics – Tomas Nittner
  • Guitar – Richie Resnikoff
  • Liner Notes – Mc D.
  • Painting [Samurai] – Harvey Königsberg
  • Photography By – Bill Del Conte
  • Piano, Music Director – Harry Whitaker
  • Producer – Joel Dorn
  • Vocals – Carla Cargill
  • Vocals [uncredited] – Eugene McDaniels

Notes

RI / PRC Richmond pressing

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (A Runout): ST-A-712097-A AT/GP PR X
  • Matrix / Runout (B Runout): ST-A-712098-A 1 1 AT/GP PR X
  • Rights Society: BMI

Companies

  • Manufactured By – Atlantic Recording Corporation
  • Pressed By – PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN
  • Recorded At – Regent Sound Studios, New York City
  • Recorded At – Atlantic Studios
  • Copyright (c) – Atlantic Recording Corporation
  • Published By – Lonport Music, Inc.
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Reviews: (5)
Kajishakar
Kajishakar
Whenever i listen to "Supermarket Blues" the first thing that comes to mind is the "Black Lives Matter" movement. This is about 40+ years previous, but it just goes to show that very little has changed.
Doulkree
Doulkree
Very controversial album when it first dropped...goes to show..music and politics doesn't mix right! I have a sealed copy of the original of this now sort after classic for sale.
Arcanescar
Arcanescar
How much pls ??? :)I wouldn't mind a copy of this LP.I sell a few tunes myself if you are looking for anything?
Samutilar
Samutilar
'Headless Heroes" was the subject of one of the more implausible (but true) stories of Atlantic Records history. The CIA had been 'observing' Eugene McDaniels since the 1970 "Outlaw" album where he was pictured hanging out in a cemetary with a couple of beret-wearing 'revolutionary' babes toting machine guns on the front cover. They were so incensed by the lyrical content of the title track of his follow-up "Headless Heroes" that they brought it to the attention of Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon; Nixon actually had a reel-to-reel playback in the oval office (with a transcript of the lyrics), and afterwards Spiro Agnew called Atlantic boss Ahmet Ertegun to demand the withdrawal of the album, in promotion at the time, which he did under duress. To rub salt into the wound, there was supposed to have been a 45 from the album, 'The Lord Is Back' b/w 'Tell Me Mr. President' which also got canned, the only evidence is which is the promo of 'Mr President'. Considering what had just happened It was probably just one step too far for Atlantic. Can you imagine Richard Nixon listening to this album in the White House surrounded by a bunch of suits ? Beggars belief, but goes to show just how paranoid his administration was at the height of the Vietnam war, going as far as censoring "pop' records. You'd think they had a few more important issues to address. Great album though....and as for the track "Headless Heroes" itself, McDaniels was incredibly prescient and right on the money.
Fordrelis
Fordrelis
I would do anything for a copy of this LP signed by Richard Nixon ;)