Goldust LPS-162, stereo, ℗ 1973 Goldust Records Company, P.O. Box 998, Mesilla Park, New Mexico 88047; labels LPS-162 A / LPS-162 B with "(21376)". The front shows Dick Jonas in a flight suit with squadron patches, seated by a flowering hedge with an acoustic guitar; cover photography by David M. Hornbaker. Side One: The Wrench Bender's Revolt 2:50, God Bless the Gun Plumber 2:26, Thanh Hoa Bridge 1:43, The Ballad of Jeb Stuart 3:01, Pull the Boom from the Gashole 3:27, Angelina 2:47; Side Two: Old Henry's Hoss 2:34, Sharecroppin' 2:52, Seven Little Chartreuse Men 2:39, Saydee Bel 2:12, Seaboard Line 2:01, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (K. Kristofferson) 2:46; all other selections written by Dick Jonas and published by Enchantment Music Co., BMI. Musicians: Dick Jonas, rhythm guitar; Calvin Turbeville, steel guitar; Jake Brooks, drums and lead guitar; Emmit Brooks, bass; recorded at Emmit Brooks Recording Studio, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, engineer Emmit Brooks. Emmit Brooks's sleeve note recalls meeting Jonas in August 1969 at Holloman Air Force Base, recording FSH Volume I and Volume II of songs from his tour of duty in Southeast Asia, involvement in the POW-MIA campaign, and permission for "Battle Hymn of the Red River Rats" to be used in the film "Summer of '72"; it presents the album as "fighter pilot and good ole boy". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Goldust LPS-162, stereo, ℗ 1973 Goldust Records Company, P.O. Box 998, Mesilla Park, New Mexico 88047; labels LPS-162 A / LPS-162 B with "(21376)". The front shows Dick Jonas in a flight suit with squadron patches, seated by a flowering hedge with an acoustic guitar; cover photography by David M. Hornbaker. Side One: The Wrench Bender's Revolt 2:50, God Bless the Gun Plumber 2:26, Thanh Hoa Bridge 1:43, The Ballad of Jeb Stuart 3:01, Pull the Boom from the Gashole 3:27, Angelina 2:47; Side Two: Old Henry's Hoss 2:34, Sharecroppin' 2:52, Seven Little Chartreuse Men 2:39, Saydee Bel 2:12, Seaboard Line 2:01, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (K. Kristofferson) 2:46; all other selections written by Dick Jonas and published by Enchantment Music Co., BMI. Musicians: Dick Jonas, rhythm guitar; Calvin Turbeville, steel guitar; Jake Brooks, drums and lead guitar; Emmit Brooks, bass; recorded at Emmit Brooks Recording Studio, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, engineer Emmit Brooks. Emmit Brooks's sleeve note recalls meeting Jonas in August 1969 at Holloman Air Force Base, recording FSH Volume I and Volume II of songs from his tour of duty in Southeast Asia, involvement in the POW-MIA campaign, and permission for "Battle Hymn of the Red River Rats" to be used in the film "Summer of '72"; it presents the album as "fighter pilot and good ole boy". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Goldust LPS-162, stereo, ℗ 1973 Goldust Records Company, P.O. Box 998, Mesilla Park, New Mexico 88047; labels LPS-162 A / LPS-162 B with "(21376)". The front shows Dick Jonas in a flight suit with squadron patches, seated by a flowering hedge with an acoustic guitar; cover photography by David M. Hornbaker. Side One: The Wrench Bender's Revolt 2:50, God Bless the Gun Plumber 2:26, Thanh Hoa Bridge 1:43, The Ballad of Jeb Stuart 3:01, Pull the Boom from the Gashole 3:27, Angelina 2:47; Side Two: Old Henry's Hoss 2:34, Sharecroppin' 2:52, Seven Little Chartreuse Men 2:39, Saydee Bel 2:12, Seaboard Line 2:01, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (K. Kristofferson) 2:46; all other selections written by Dick Jonas and published by Enchantment Music Co., BMI. Musicians: Dick Jonas, rhythm guitar; Calvin Turbeville, steel guitar; Jake Brooks, drums and lead guitar; Emmit Brooks, bass; recorded at Emmit Brooks Recording Studio, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, engineer Emmit Brooks. Emmit Brooks's sleeve note recalls meeting Jonas in August 1969 at Holloman Air Force Base, recording FSH Volume I and Volume II of songs from his tour of duty in Southeast Asia, involvement in the POW-MIA campaign, and permission for "Battle Hymn of the Red River Rats" to be used in the film "Summer of '72"; it presents the album as "fighter pilot and good ole boy". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Goldust LPS-162, stereo, ℗ 1973 Goldust Records Company, P.O. Box 998, Mesilla Park, New Mexico 88047; labels LPS-162 A / LPS-162 B with "(21376)". The front shows Dick Jonas in a flight suit with squadron patches, seated by a flowering hedge with an acoustic guitar; cover photography by David M. Hornbaker. Side One: The Wrench Bender's Revolt 2:50, God Bless the Gun Plumber 2:26, Thanh Hoa Bridge 1:43, The Ballad of Jeb Stuart 3:01, Pull the Boom from the Gashole 3:27, Angelina 2:47; Side Two: Old Henry's Hoss 2:34, Sharecroppin' 2:52, Seven Little Chartreuse Men 2:39, Saydee Bel 2:12, Seaboard Line 2:01, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (K. Kristofferson) 2:46; all other selections written by Dick Jonas and published by Enchantment Music Co., BMI. Musicians: Dick Jonas, rhythm guitar; Calvin Turbeville, steel guitar; Jake Brooks, drums and lead guitar; Emmit Brooks, bass; recorded at Emmit Brooks Recording Studio, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, engineer Emmit Brooks. Emmit Brooks's sleeve note recalls meeting Jonas in August 1969 at Holloman Air Force Base, recording FSH Volume I and Volume II of songs from his tour of duty in Southeast Asia, involvement in the POW-MIA campaign, and permission for "Battle Hymn of the Red River Rats" to be used in the film "Summer of '72"; it presents the album as "fighter pilot and good ole boy". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Goldust LPS-162, stereo, ℗ 1973 Goldust Records Company, P.O. Box 998, Mesilla Park, New Mexico 88047; labels LPS-162 A / LPS-162 B with "(21376)". The front shows Dick Jonas in a flight suit with squadron patches, seated by a flowering hedge with an acoustic guitar; cover photography by David M. Hornbaker. Side One: The Wrench Bender's Revolt 2:50, God Bless the Gun Plumber 2:26, Thanh Hoa Bridge 1:43, The Ballad of Jeb Stuart 3:01, Pull the Boom from the Gashole 3:27, Angelina 2:47; Side Two: Old Henry's Hoss 2:34, Sharecroppin' 2:52, Seven Little Chartreuse Men 2:39, Saydee Bel 2:12, Seaboard Line 2:01, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (K. Kristofferson) 2:46; all other selections written by Dick Jonas and published by Enchantment Music Co., BMI. Musicians: Dick Jonas, rhythm guitar; Calvin Turbeville, steel guitar; Jake Brooks, drums and lead guitar; Emmit Brooks, bass; recorded at Emmit Brooks Recording Studio, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, engineer Emmit Brooks. Emmit Brooks's sleeve note recalls meeting Jonas in August 1969 at Holloman Air Force Base, recording FSH Volume I and Volume II of songs from his tour of duty in Southeast Asia, involvement in the POW-MIA campaign, and permission for "Battle Hymn of the Red River Rats" to be used in the film "Summer of '72"; it presents the album as "fighter pilot and good ole boy". [From the record sleeve and labels]