Quicksilver Messenger Service: Solid Silver (1975) LP

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Quicksilver Messenger Service
Quicksilver Messenger Service

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American psychedelic rock band formed in San Francisco, CA in 1965.
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– Solid Silver
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Solid Silver album cover
Label:
Capitol Records – SM-11820
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1978
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Psychedelic Rock
Tracklist


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A1 Gypsy Lights
Written-By – Gary Duncan
Written-By – Gary Duncan
3:40
A2 Heebie Jeebies
Written-By – John Cipollina
Written-By – John Cipollina
4:15
A3 Cowboy On The Run
Written-By – Dino Valenti
Written-By – Dino Valenti
3:13
A4 I Heard You Singing
Written-By – D. Freiberg*, B. Hunter*
Written-By – D. Freiberg*, B. Hunter*
3:48
A5 Worrying Shoes
Written-By – Dino Valenti
Written-By – Dino Valenti
3:25
B1 The Letter
Written-By – Dino Valenti
Written-By – Dino Valenti
4:06
B2 They Don't Know
Written-By – Gary Duncan
Written-By – Gary Duncan
3:54
B3 Flame
Written-By – D. Valenti*, J. Cipollina*
Written-By – D. Valenti*, J. Cipollina*
4:20
B4 Witches' Moon
Written-By – Dino Valenti
Written-By – Dino Valenti
2:59
B5 Bittersweet Love
Written-By – D. Valenti*, G. Duncan*
Written-By – D. Valenti*, G. Duncan*
4:23
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Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.
Mastered At – Capitol Mastering
Phonographic Copyright ? – Capitol Records, Inc.
Recorded At – CBS Studios, San Francisco
Credits
Backing Vocals – Kathi McDonald
Bass – Mario Cipollina, Skip Olson
Engineer – George Engfer, Mike Fusaro, Phil Brown, Tom Lubin
Mastered By – Jay Maynard (tracks: Side B), Wally Traugott (tracks: Side A)
Piano – Nicky Hopkins, Pete Sears
Piano, Organ, Harp – W. Michael Lewis
Producer – John Palladino, Quicksilver*
Notes
Label is actually silver, I used flash to take picture and could not get the color right.
Track B3 title is "Flame" on record label but "Flames" on back of album cover. I went with Flame.
Recorded June 30th through August 29th, 1975 at Columbia Recording Studios, San Francisco.
According to runout, Wally Traugott mastered side A, and Jay Maynard mastered side B.