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Zager & Evans - The Early Writings Of Zager & Evans (And Others)

Musician: Zager & Evans
Album title: The Early Writings Of Zager & Evans (And Others)
Style: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Released: 1969
Country: New Zealand
Size MP3 version: 1217 mb
Size APE version: 1365 mb
Size WMA version: 1217 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
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Genre: Rock

Zager & Evans - The Early Writings Of Zager & Evans (And Others) mp3 album

Zager and Evans Garage Rock Psychedelic Rock 1969 New Zealand

Tracklist

A1	Listen To The Raindrops	2:30
A2	Lonesome For Your Love	2:34
A3	I Still Love You	2:22
A4	Night Time Noon Time	2:52
A5	Share Me	2:14
A6	Stars	2:20
B1	Break Of Dawn	0:32
B2	Fly	4:41
B3	Little Children	3:05
B4	Christine	2:12
B5	Speed	0:14
B6	Crystal Ball	1:03
B7	Nobody	4:00

Companies, etc.

Published By – Peter Jan Publishing
Published By – Pequod Music

Credits

Performer [Uncredited] – J.K. & Company* (tracks: B1 to B7), The Eccentrics (tracks: A1 to A6)
Written-By – Zager & Evans

Notes

Performers are not credited on the release and has been derived from external sources.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: WST 8914
Matrix / Runout: WST 8914
Matrix / Runout: WW-7123 WST 8914 1C 3 2 0
Matrix / Runout: WW-7123 WST 8915 1C 3 2 0
Rights Society (tracks: A1 to A6): BMI
Rights Society (tracks: B1 to B7): ASCAP

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SWWL 933683	Zager & Evans	The Early Writings Of Zager & Evans (And Others) ‎(LP)	White Whale	SWWL 933683	New Zealand	1969
WWS-7123	Zager & Evans	The Early Writings Of Zager & Evans (And Others) ‎(LP)	White Whale	WWS-7123	US	1969

Zulurr

Side 2 seems to be an exact lift of the second side of the JK & Co. LP. Anyone know what the deal is?

Sti

In my research into these bands, I've found there's no connection between J.K. & Company and The Eccentrics whatsoever. The Eccentrics listed here is a Lincoln, NE-based group that was a precursor to Zager and Evans ("In the Tear 2525"). The Eccentrics released two singles on the Omaha, NE based Applause label: "Share Me"/"Stars" and "Night Time Noon Time"/"I Still Live You". The other recordings on this comp credited to the Eccentrics ("Listen to the Raindrops"/"Lonesome for Your Love") were actually done by a group called Denny Lammar and the Echoes, another Zager & Evans precursor that was also released on Applause. White Whale had relationships with other Lincoln-based bands from this era. My guess is that White Whale licensed the 6 Applause tracks, while also holding some sort of copyright to the J.K. & Company, and used the J.K. & Company tracks to fill out the 2nd half of the LP. I'm in touch with the family that owns the rights to all the Applause label stuff and will see if I can find out more, as this is something I've had questions about for a long time too.