Smith Perkins Smith

This great album from 1972 appears never to have been issued on CD. Hopefully one day it will be, but meanwhile here is my contribution, having spent several hours cleaning up as many scratches as possible on an old school friend's original LP which I remember him enjoying at the time. Thanks, Chris! 00:00:00 Catcher In The Rye 00:01:06 Save Me 00:04:07 Say No More 00:09:02 In The Aftermath 00:12:12 I Cry Mercy 00:15:44 The Man He Was 00:19:19 Mighty Good Time 00:22:43 Memories Of The Future 00:24:45 On Blind Faith Alone 00:28:54 Can't Go Back 00:32:37 So Long Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals – Wayne Perkins Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals – Steve Smith Piano, Guitar, Vocals – Tim Smith Drums, Percussion – Roger Hawkins Keyboards – Barry Beckett Bass – David Hood Plus: Eddie Hinton - Guitar Larry Gimmer Nicholson - Bottleneck Jamie Grant - Vocals Weldon Myrick - Strings Produced by David Hood Mastered by Chris Blackwell and David Hood According to Last FM: Smith Perkins Smith was a short-lived American country-rock band of the early 1970s. The trio included guitarist and singer Wayne Perkins, together with Tim Smith and Steve Smith. The trio recorded two albums, but only the first was released (in 1972). Wayne Perkins went on to be a successful session musician and had stints with Leon Russell's Shelter People and the Gap Band. He plays on the Rolling Stones' albums Black and Blue and Tattoo You. Steve Smith became a producer. He produced Robert Palmer's solo debut album Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley. Tim Smith too went into production and arranging, working with Lynyrd Skynyrd among others.