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Excalibur by Fogerty, Tom (Record, 2018)

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The Tom Fogerty Excalibur LP Vinyl Record Album is a new and sealed reissue of the folk rock artist's classic album. Released in 2018 under the record label CRF, this 12" LP features 33 RPM vinyl material. The album showcases Fogerty's unique style and musical talent, making it a must-have for rock music enthusiasts looking to add a new and sealed vinyl record to their collection.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCraft Recordings, CRF

UPC0888072053014

eBay Product ID (ePID)24046050212

Product Key Features

Release Year2018

FormatRecord

GenreRock

ArtistFogerty, Tom

Release TitleExcalibur

Dimensions

Item Height0.16 in

Item Weight0.74 lb

Item Length12.70 in

Item Width12.44 in

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Number of Discs1

NotesLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 1972, Excalibur is the second solo title from Creedence Clearwater Revival's Tom Fogerty. Full of bluesy hooks, the album features a who's who of '70s Bay Area musicians, including the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia on lead guitar, keyboardist Merle Saunders, bassist John Kahn and drummer Bill Vitt. Back in print after 46 years, and cut from the original analog master, Excalibur is pressed on 180-vinyl, and housed in an old-school-style, tip-on jacket. During the few years of the life of CCR, Tom sang backing vocals and wrote songs, but only one of his songs from when CCR was named the Golliwogs ("Walking on the Water") was re-recorded and chosen to be put on CCR's debut album. This lack of vocal and songwriting opportunity, along with festering, long-standing animosity with his brother, led him to leave the band in early 1971, after finishing the recording of Pendulum.