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   <item id="6279-1110918810" type="release">
      <title>BOZ</title>
      <genre>Rhythm and Blues </genre>
      <releasedate>1965.09.30</releasedate>
      <formats>Vinyl</formats>
      <studiolive>Studio</studiolive>
      <label>Polydor</label>
      <distributor>Stockholm, Sweden</distributor>
      <cataloguenumber>OOP</cataloguenumber>
      <description>Boz, born William R. Scaggs in Ohio, '44, grew up in Dallas, Texas, the rhythm &amp; blues capital of the world.  Started playing guitar with &quot;Miller&quot;, his best friend and teacher, in '60.  Left the University of Wisconsin in January '65, went to London, then hitchhiked all over Europe, sang songs in the streets, came to Stockholm, Sweden, was &quot;discovered&quot; and did this LP.</description>
      <tracklisting>   <track number="1" title="Steamboat " />
         <track number="2" title="Baby Let Me Follow You Down " />
         <track number="3" title="Girl From The North Country " />
         <track number="4" title="You're So Fine " />
         <track number="5" title="Got You On My Mind " />
         <track number="6" title="That's Allright " />
         <track number="7" title="Hey Baby " />
         <track number="8" title="Gangster Of Love " />
         <track number="9" title="How Long" />
         <track number="10" title="Let The Good Times Roll " />
         <track number="11" title="Stormy Monday Blues " />
         <track number="12" title="C.C. Rider " />
      </tracklisting>
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   <item id="6280-1110919503" type="release">
      <title>Boz Scaggs</title>
      <genre>Rhythm and Blues / Pop / Jazz Standards</genre>
      <releasedate>1969.08</releasedate>
      <formats>Vinyl, 8-Track, Cassette, CD</formats>
      <studiolive>Studio</studiolive>
      <label>Atlantic Records</label>
      <cataloguenumber>19166-2</cataloguenumber>
      <producers>Produced by Boz Scaggs, Jann Wenner &amp; Marlin Greene</producers>
      <guestmusicians>Boz - vocals and guitarDuane Allman - dobro and slideEddie Hinton, Jimmy Johnson - guitarsBarry Beckett - keyboardsDavid Hood - bassRoger Hawkins - drumsAl Lester - fiddleOn I'm Easy the horn section is:Charles Chalmers - tenor saxFloyd Newman - baritone saxBen Cauley - trumpetOn all the other selections the horn section consists of:Gene &quot;Bowlegs&quot; Miller - trumpet and tromboneJoe Arnold - tenor saxJames Mitchell - baritone saxJeannie Greene, Donna Thatcher, Mary Holiday - Background vocals (except &quot;Now You're Gone&quot;)On &quot;I'll Be Long Gone&quot;, they are joined by Tracy Nelson, Irma Routen, and Joyce Dunn who provide the vocal background on &quot;Now You're Gone&quot;.Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound RecordersRecording engineer: Marlin GreeneCover &amp; backliner photos: Elaine MayesInside liner photos: Stephen PaleyAlbum design: Robert Kingsbury</guestmusicians>
      <description>Re-mixed at Sound City, Los Angeles, CA October 1977 by Tom Perry</description>
      <tracklisting>   <track number="1" title="I'm Easy" />
         <track number="2" title="I'll Be Long Gone" />
         <track number="3" title="Another Day (Another Letter)" />
         <track number="4" title="Now You're Gone" />
         <track number="5" title="Finding Her" />
         <track number="6" title="Look What I Got" />
         <track number="7" title="Waiting for a Train" />
         <track number="8" title="Loan Me a Dime" />
         <track number="9" title="Sweet Release  " />
      </tracklisting>
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