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| Black & White Blues | ||
| Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon | ||
| (LP) Year? Germany - LA Records 0060.205 | ||
| Albums in Kojak's personal music collection are highlighted in the database by an asterisk (*) | ||
| Kojak does not support the production or sale of unofficial or unauthorised recordings. | ||
| 1. I’ve Been Drifting / Once Upon A Time | |
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| 2. Steam Roller | ||
| 3. The Laws Must Change | ||
| 4. Have Mercy Judge | ||
| 5. Goin’ Down Slow | ||
| 6. Soledad | ||
| 7. Home Dream | ||
| 8. Headin’ For Home | ||
| 9. The Time Has Come | ||
| Produced by Jerry Goldstein and Eric Burdon. |
| In addition to Eric Burdon & Jerry Witherspoon this album features Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar, Harold Brown, George Suranovich, Charles Miller, Howard Scott , John Sterling, Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan, B B Dickerson, Kim Kesterson - on location with the Far Out Remote Unit - The San Quentin Prison Band (featuring Ike White on guitar) |
| Burdon and Witherspoon played 7 consecutive Mondays at The Whisky before recording this album. Track 10 on the "F#¢k Me ... I Thought He Was Dead" CD features Burdon and Witherspoon on one of those Mondays. |
| Also released in CD format by ARG Records/BMG 30748 74321 2 (1999 Germany). |
| Originally released as the "Guilty!" LP 1971 (MGM SE-4791). |
Jimmy Witherspoon - Obituary |
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| EricBurdonAlbums.com |