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| Released = 1969 |
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| Recorded = Golden State Recording, [[San Francisco]]<br />Wally Heider |
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| Genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Blues music|Blues]] |
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'''''It's Not Killing Me''''' is the debut solo album by [[United States|American]] blues guitarist [[Mike Bloomfield]] and was released in [[1969 in music|1969]]. Following his success with [[Paul Butterfield|Paul Butterfield Blues Band]], [[The Electric Flag]] and in the [[Super Session]] recordings with [[Al Kooper]], Bloomfield teamed up with former colleagues to record this largely self-written album. It was not well-received, [[AllMusic]] criticising its "lack of a powerful vocalist", and the under-use of Bloomfield's guitar, going so far as to say "It makes about as much sense as [[Led Zeppelin]] having [[Jimmy Page]] sing lead while [[Robert Plant]] played tambourine!"<ref>[{{Allmusic|class=album|id=r105597|pure_url=yes}} Allmusic.com Review]</ref> |
'''''It's Not Killing Me''''' is the debut solo album by [[United States|American]] blues guitarist [[Mike Bloomfield]] and was released in [[1969 in music|1969]]. Following his success with [[Paul Butterfield|Paul Butterfield Blues Band]], [[The Electric Flag]] and in the ''[[Super Session]]'' recordings with [[Al Kooper]], Bloomfield teamed up with former colleagues to record this largely self-written album. It was not well-received, [[AllMusic]] criticising its "lack of a powerful vocalist", and the under-use of Bloomfield's guitar, going so far as to say "It makes about as much sense as [[Led Zeppelin]] having [[Jimmy Page]] sing lead while [[Robert Plant]] played tambourine!"<ref>[{{Allmusic|class=album|id=r105597|pure_url=yes}} Allmusic.com Review]</ref> |
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==Track listing== |
==Track listing== |
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It's Not Killing Me is the debut solo album by American blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield and was released in 1969. Following his success with Paul Butterfield Blues Band, The Electric Flag and in the Super Session recordings with Al Kooper, Bloomfield teamed up with former colleagues to record this largely self-written album. It was not well-received, AllMusic criticising its "lack of a powerful vocalist", and the under-use of Bloomfield's guitar, going so far as to say "It makes about as much sense as Led Zeppelin having Jimmy Page sing lead while Robert Plant played tambourine!"[1]
Track listing
All tracks have words and music credited to Mike Bloomfield, except as indicated.
Side One
- "If You See My Baby" - 3:07
- "For Anyone You Meet" – 4:07
- "Good Old Guy" – 3:21
- "Far Too Many Nights" – 5:07
- "It's Not Killing Me" - 3:14
Side Two
- "Next Time You See Me" (Ben Tucker) – 2:57
- "Michael's Lament" - 4:22
- "Why Must My Baby" – 2:38
- "The Ones I Loved Are Gone" – 3:07
- "Don't Think About It Baby" – 3:33
- "Goofers" – 1:50
Personnel
- Mike Bloomfield – Lead Guitar. Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar
- Bob Jones – Drums, Vocals
- John Kahn – Bass
- Fred Olsen – Rhythm Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
- Ira Kamin – Organ, Piano, Banjo
- Mark Naftalin – Organ, Piano
- Roy Ruby – Organ
- Michael Melford – Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
- Nick Gravenites – Vocals
- Orville "Red" Rhodes – Steel Guitar
- Ron Stallings – Tenor Saxophone
- Mark Teel – Baritone Saxophone
- Gerald Oshita – Baritone and Tenor Saxophone
- Noel Jewkis – Soprano and Tenor Saxophone
- John Wilmeth – Trumpet
- Marcus Doubleday – Trumpet
- Richard Santi – Accordion
- The Ace of Cups – Vocals
- Diane Tribuno - Vocals
- Cover design : Daily Planet
- Cover illustration : Don Wilson
- Cover photo : Peter Amft (son of Robert Amft)
- Back Cover photo : Jim Marshall