COLOURS - Colours, Atmosphere - 多个标题 - LP 专辑（多件品） - 1968

Now offered these 2 very rare and very collectable LP Albums by American rock band Colours, released in 1968 and 1969. These are their only 2 Albums.

The Albums

Quality
Vinyl : VG + up to VG ++
Covers : VG ++

1)
Colours - Colours
Label: Dot Records – DLP 25,854, Dot Records – DLP 25854
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Boxed Logo Label
Country: US
Released: 1968
Genre: Rock
Style: Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Tracklist
A1 Bad Day At Black Rock, Baby 3:06
A2 Love Heals 2:38
A3 Helping You Out 2:57
A4 Where Is She 2:24
A5 Rather Be Me 3:35
A6 I'm Leaving 2:45
B1 Brother Lou's Love Colony 3:56
B2 I Think Of Her (She's On My Mind) 2:10
B3 Lovin' 1:38
B4 Cataleptic 3:06
B5 Don't You Realize 1:52

Notes
Released on a black Dot label with the boxed Dot logo at 12 o'clock, including a ''Paramount logo.
First cat.nr. on label, second on cover

The "LPS 76667 1A" and "LPS 76668 1A" part of the runouts are etched. The rest is stamped.

2)
Colours - Atmosphere
Label: Dot Records – DLP 25935
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Pressing Plant ID I
Country: US
Released: Jul 1969
Genre: Rock
Style: Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Tracklist
A1 Angie 3:11
A2 God Please Take My Life 5:00
A3 When Will You Be Coming Home? 2:27
A4 I Tried To Make You Love Me Last Night 3:32
A5 Grey Day 3:55
A6 Smilin' In Toronto 4:09
B1 Hyannis Port Soul (Lost You To The Wind) 2:16
B2 Run Away From Here 1:58
B3 It's Time To Tell You 4:03
B4 Announcement 1:54
B5 I'll Be Your Friend 2:15
B6 You're High 2:37

Identifiers
* Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Deadwax): LPS-76,853-1 I
* Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Deadwax): LPS 76,853/4-1 I
* Rights Society: BMI

Colours
Profile:
Colours (Los Angeles, CA) formed in 1967 and included Jack Dalton (guitar), Gary Montgomery (piano), Chuck Blackwell (drums), Rob Edwards (lead guitar) and Carl Radle (bass). They signed to Dot Records and released their first single later that year. In 1968, they issued their self titled debut LP. In 1969, they issued a follow up LP titled ‘Atmosphere’, but only Dalton and Montgomery are credited on the record. After the band broke up in late 1969, Radle went on to play in Delaney & Bonnie and, shortly afterward, Derek & the Dominoes, as well as with J.J. Cale and Eric Clapton. Chuck Blackwell also achieved some renown in the early 70s by playing with Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Taj Mahal, Freddie King, and other artists.

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