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White Light - White Light FLAC album

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A1 Instrumental I
Written-By – J. Perron*, K. Perron*
 2:39
A2 What Is This
Written-By – B. Womack*
 3:08
A3 You'll Lose A Good Thing
Written-By – B.L. Ozen*
 3:27
A4 Baby, What You Want Me To Do
Written-By – J. Reed*
 2:47
A5 But I Don't Know Why
Drums – Noel GoodaleGuitar – Steve FotiWritten-By – G. Abrams
 2:05
A6 Cold Shot
Written-By – G. Abrams, J. Perron*, K. Perron*
 4:25
B1 I'm Waiting For The Man
Written-By – L. Reed*
 4:12
B2 Always Always
Drums – Noel GoodaleGuitar – Steve FotiWritten-By – G. Abrams
 4:10
B3 Heartbreak Hotel
Written-By – Presley*, M. Axton*, T. Durden*
 3:21
B4 I Couldn't Get High
Written-By – K. Weaver*Written-By [Last Verse] – G. Abrams
 2:00
B5 Instrumental II
Written-By – J. Perron*, K. Perron*
 2:20

Credits

  • Electric Piano, Drums, Bass, Guitar – Kurt Perron
  • Lead Guitar, Bass, Drums – Joel Perron
  • Vocals, Rhythm Guitar – Mississipi

Notes

Distributed through Century Records. Original issues have a black label with rainbow segment on left,

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
39955 White Light White Light ‎(LP, RE) Vanita Record Productions 39955 US Unknown


White Light - White Light FLAC album

Musician performer: White Light

Title: White Light

Country: US

Date of release: 1970

Style: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1182 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 972

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White Light Psychedelic Rock Prog Rock 1970 US

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Thozius
A word about the 2 different versions of this LP:Catalog # Vanita 40136 is the other version of this album, I believe it came out after this but not 100% sure. After careful listening to both, I have deduced that the version of "Crashin'" sounds different to the one that appeared on the Mississippi "Velvet Sandpaper" LP - "VDFM" sounds the same. And I think the White Light jam was just book ended on this version instead of being just one track with some possible editing. 40136 seems a lot rarer. This version goes for the more 60s crooner styled tracks that Mississippi did earlier. Dr. Gary "Mississippi" Abrams was a psychologist out in California, private practice...and half of his 1973 solo "Velvet Sandpaper" album (later re-released by Tom un Ton as a White Light record with altered cover) featured the Perron Brothers (side 2). "Crashin'" and "VDFM" were both on the Velvet Sandpaper LP yet the version of "Crashin'" on 40136 of the White Light LP is double the length as on "Velvet Sandpaper" Hopefully that clears up some confusion!Tracklist for the other 40136 LP is such:Cold ShotVFDMCrashin'You'll Lose A Good ThingWhat Is ThisI'm Waiting For My ManAlways AlwaysI Couldn't Get HighWhite Light 1White Light 2
Thozius
A word about the 2 different versions of this LP:Catalog # Vanita 40136 is the other version of this album, I believe it came out after this but not 100% sure. After careful listening to both, I have deduced that the version of "Crashin'" sounds different to the one that appeared on the Mississippi "Velvet Sandpaper" LP - "VDFM" sounds the same. And I think the White Light jam was just book ended on this version instead of being just one track with some possible editing. 40136 seems a lot rarer. This version goes for the more 60s crooner styled tracks that Mississippi did earlier. Dr. Gary "Mississippi" Abrams was a psychologist out in California, private practice...and half of his 1973 solo "Velvet Sandpaper" album (later re-released by Tom un Ton as a White Light record with altered cover) featured the Perron Brothers (side 2). "Crashin'" and "VDFM" were both on the Velvet Sandpaper LP yet the version of "Crashin'" on 40136 of the White Light LP is double the length as on "Velvet Sandpaper" Hopefully that clears up some confusion!Tracklist for the other 40136 LP is such:Cold ShotVFDMCrashin'You'll Lose A Good ThingWhat Is ThisI'm Waiting For My ManAlways AlwaysI Couldn't Get HighWhite Light 1White Light 2