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Flat as a Pancake - © 1975 A&M Records |
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RIAA Gold Certification - 19 September, 1978 |
Tracks
Never Been Any Reason (Somerville) 
One Against The Other (Schlitt) 
Love Me Tonight (Somerville) 
City Of Gold (Huston)
Fly By Night Lady (Huston)
Jefftown Creek (Huston)
Lovin' Me Along (Somerville)
Ticket Back To Georgia (Huston)
Brother Jacob (Huston) 
(Click on the speakers above to hear short mp3 segments) |
Credits
Roger Boyd - Piano, Organ, Moog, Mellotron, Vocals
Steve Huston - Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Mike Somerville - Guitar, Vocals
John Schlitt - Lead Vocals
Dan Birney - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Produced by - Roger Boyd for Ssizle Productions |
Formats & Peak Chart
Position:
Originally issued on LP, 8-Track, and Cassette (stock # 4537)
Re-issued on LP, Cassette, and CD (stock # 3196)
Peaked at # 126 on Billboard's Pop Album Chart |
Additional Info - This
is the Flat As A Pancake album released by A&M Records in 1975 (the original
was released in 1974 on Head East's own Pyramid label). The album sides
are reversed compared to the Pyramid label but the tracks are the same.
It also has different front and back cover
art than the Pyramid release. The back photo was taken at the Rite-Way Diner
in Olivette, Missouri. The diner has changed names and owners a few times
over the years, but is still in business at 9638 Olive Blvd, Olivette, Missouri.
The diner is currently called the Olivette Diner.
Never Been Any Reason which has become a
staple of classic rock radio is Head East's third highest charting song on
Billboard's Hot 100 chart. It charted for 9 weeks beginning 18 October, 1975,
peaking at # 68.
Love Me Tonight charted for 6 weeks on
Billboard's Hot 100. It entered the charts on 7 February, 1976
and peaked at # 54. Both Never Been Any Reason and Love Me Tonight
performed better in local charts in the midwest where the band enjoyed greater
popularity and received more airplay.
This release is still in print and new copies in CD and
cassette formats can be purchased through most music retailers. Used copies in CD, LP, cassette, and 8-track formats can usually be found online through record dealers and auction sites. |
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