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OL’ PAINT - SELF TITLED - CD

Ol’ Paint

1. Always In The Way
2. She Leaves Free
3. It’s My Birthday
4. All For Love
5. I’m A Natural Man
6. Was I Surprised
7. Mogitah
8. Victims Of The Sex Revolution
9. Up From The Sea
10. You Are My Friend
11. Good-Bye
12. Down So Long

This superb collection of psych-tinged power pop first appeared in 1971, and has languished in undeserved obscurity ever since. The band are thought to have come from New York, and display a clear Beatles influence, covering similar ground to that which Big Star would make its own a couple of years later. This is their only album, and it makes its long-overdue CD debut here.

1. Always In The Way (Caputo)
2. She Leaves Free (Caputo)
3. It’s My Birthday (Caputo)
4. All For Love (Caputo)
5. I’m A Natural Man (Caputo)
6. Was I Surprised (Zeppetello)
7. Mogitah (Mendelson)
8. Victims Of The Sex Revolution (Caputo / Williams)
9. Up From The Sea (Mendelson)
10. You Are My Friend (Mendelson)
11. Good-Bye (Mendelson)
12. Down So Long (Zeppetello)

Tony Caputo – vocals
Andy Mendelson – lead guitar, organ, vocals
Phil Zeppetello – rhythm guitar, vocals
John Bujak – electric bass
Richard Mendelson – drums

Produced by Rupert Holmes, Danny Jordan and Stan Herman

Engineered by Mike Moran (RCA Studios) and Joe Veneri (Century Studios)

Remixed at Electric Lady Studios, with help from Dave Palmer

Sleeve concept by Tomorrow Today / design by Richard Lucik

Thanks to Jim Connely, Justin Root, Allen Williams, Joyce & Jere

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