LF James Blood Ulmer - Tales of Captain Black booklet

[jeffcrom]

Back in the day I bought a sealed copy of James Blood Ulmer's Tales of Captain Black on Artists House. My copy didn't have the booklet that was supposed to be included. While, of course, I would love to have an original copy of the booklet, I would be perfectly happy with a photocopy or a scan. Can anybody help me out?

[jeffcrom]

Done - thanks, Mr. Sangrey!

[JSngry]

No holiday tunes, ok?

[jeffcrom]

No holiday tunes, ok?

You got it.

[romualdo]

interesting - didn't know it came with a booklet (we're talking about the LP, right?)

My LP (gatefold) has no booklet either - maybe only the initial pressing came with that

[robertoart]

Here's an online scan of the booklet for anyone else that might be curious. Including the infamous 'harmolodic guitar clef

Any insights welcome.

Also this interesting recollection from one of Blood Ulmer's ex-students.

It has some good writing about the difference between street musicians and the academy.

http://www.myspace.com/theelectricson/blog/495500705

Edited November 19, 2012 by freelancer

[jeffcrom]

interesting - didn't know it came with a booklet (we're talking about the LP, right?)

My LP (gatefold) has no booklet either - maybe only the initial pressing came with that

Yes, I've also got the gatefold LP. I think all the Artists House LPs had booklets - someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Maybe we both got pressings from that day when Stevie at the factory was hung over.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

interesting - didn't know it came with a booklet (we're talking about the LP, right?)

My LP (gatefold) has no booklet either - maybe only the initial pressing came with that

Yes, I've also got the gatefold LP. I think all the Artists House LPs had booklets - someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Maybe we both got pressings from that day when Stevie at the factory was hung over.

I've got the Waymon Reed, '46th & 8th', which does have a booklet

The gatefold is left-handed, the record is in the left hand side, when you open it in a normal manner. Are all Artist House LPs like that?

MG

[jeffcrom]

interesting - didn't know it came with a booklet (we're talking about the LP, right?)

My LP (gatefold) has no booklet either - maybe only the initial pressing came with that

Yes, I've also got the gatefold LP. I think all the Artists House LPs had booklets - someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Maybe we both got pressings from that day when Stevie at the factory was hung over.

I've got the Waymon Reed, '46th & 8th', which does have a booklet

The gatefold is left-handed, the record is in the left hand side, when you open it in a normal manner. Are all Artist House LPs like that?

MG

I don't know how they orignally came. All my Artists House records have migrated to the right side, which is where God intended them to be.