I love 45's and am a sucker for picture sleeves. If I see them in decent condition, I'll pounce. I recently took a drive from Los Angeles to Oakland to attend the Burger Boogaloo with my daughter Toby Ventura.
I stopped at Boo Boo Records in San Luis Obispo and scored these picture sleeves from Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Travellin' Band b/w Who'll Stop the Rain (Fantasy 1970)
A Little Richard styled rocker backed with a thinly veiled political tune. I once saw Bruce Springsteen open with the B Side at a rain drenched outdoor show in New Jersey.
Lookin' Out My Back Door b/w Long As I Can See the Light (Fantasy 1970)
Fortunate Son b/w Down on the Corner (Fantasy 1970)
Sweet Hitch Hiker b/w Door to Door (Fantasy 1971)
Tensions within the band over John Fogerty's dominance as a singer/songwriter forced participation on vocals and songwriting to other band members. The result was the disastrous LP Mardi Gras. The single (of course) was a Fogerty Tune as the A side.
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