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Mr. Stress Blues Band: 1967 - 1970 (Unreleased Smog Veil Records archival compilation) SV148

Mr. Stress Blues Band 1967 - 1970 Unreleased Smog Veil Records archival compilation Catalogue # SV148 Liner notes can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1seGA... Please note: The introduction of these liner notes did not receive a final copy edit due to the termination of the release and closure of Smog Veil Records, so we ask that you please forgive the errors. Thank you! 01. Mercury Blues 02. Treat Me So Lowdown 03. Hoodoo Man Blues 04. Keep It To Myself 05. Born Under A Bad Sign 06. Little Red Rooster 07. Lovin' Cup 08. Don't You Expect Me 09. So Many Days 10. I Feel So Bad 11. 17th Drawing Room = Tracks 6, 8, 9, 11 recorded at Audio Recording, Cleveland, October 24, 1967 Bill "Mr. Stress" Miller: Vocals / Harmonica Kenny Klimak: Lead Guitar / Vocals on 6 and 8 Rick Dzurik: Rhythm Guitar Wayne O'Neill: Bass Lud Hrovat: Drums The fifth track from the acetate - a version of Amos Milburn's Chicken Shack (Boogie)" - can be found here:    • Mr. Stress Blues Band "Chicken Shack" (196...   = Tracks 1, 2, 3, 10 recorded at Landen Magnetic Sound, Garfield Hts., late 1968 Bill “Mr. Stress” Miller: Vocals / Harmonica Chuck Drazdik: Guitar / Guitar solos on 2 and 10 Donny Baker: Guitar / Guitar solos on 1 and 3 Duane Verh: Bass / Vocals on 1 Kenny Ruscitto: Drums = Tracks 4, 5, 7 recorded in Chuck Drazdik's basement, Euclid, spring 1970 Bill “Mr. Stress” Miller: Vocals / Harmonica Chuck Drazdik: Guitar / Guitar solos on 5 and 7 Mark Herczog: Guitar / Guitar solo on 4 Duane Verh: Bass Tom Almassy: Drums Project heads: Frank Mauceri and Nick Blakey Acetate transfers and pre-mastering on tracks 4, 5, and 7 by Sam Habash at AMH Productions, Milbrae, CA, supervised by Nick Blakey. Tape transfer and mastering by Jeff Lipton and Maria Rice at Peerless Mastering, Boston, MA Extra special thanks to Tom Almassy and Rick Dzurik for providing the acetates and tape Package design and layout by Ron Kretsch Liner notes copy edited by Martin Schneider Special thanks to Donny Baker, Dave Bortz, Charlie Drazdik, Colin Dussault, Eric Ehrmann, Chip Fitzgerald, Marilyn Herczog, Patti Holzheimer, Jeff Kelly, Kenny Klimak, Jimmy Ley, Lynn Marie, Wende Miller, Mike Sands, Pete Sinks, John Skrtic, Kendall Stauffer, Nick Tranchito, Bill Morris, and Duane Verh. A note from Mr. Charlie: "In light of the passing of our beloved friend and Cleveland guitar hero Donny Baker, Frank Mauceri of Smog Veil Records has given me permission to post this album - Mr. Stress Blues Band: 1967 - 1970 - which what was slated to be released in 2020/2021 as SV148. "This collection features two holy grail items: the 1968 acetate demo of the legendary Bill "Mr. Stress" Miller / Donny Baker / Chuck Drazdik / Duane Verh / Kenny Ruscitto lineup, and the 1967 acetate demo featuring Miller, Kenny Klimak, Rick Dzurik, Wayne O'Neill, and Lud Hrovat. "Rounding out the album are some killer basement demos from 1970 featuring most of the 1968 lineup but with Mark Herczog replacing Donny and Tom Almassy replacing Ruscitto. "I absolutely loved working on this album, but all of the Mr. Stress Blues Band albums I worked on were amazing experiences. I was welcomed like family by every member and associate I met, interviewed, and spoke with. Bill called me one to three times a week for a year up until three days before he died. Every conversation was a winner. "I can't thank Frank enough for giving the go ahead for this album to finally be released. We hope you enjoy this timeless piece of history. Thank you everyone for making this happen." In memoriam: Harold Anderson, Donny Baker, Mark Balogh, Bruce Cochrane, Don Farmer, Anton Fier, Mark Herczog, Lud Hrovat, Paul Klonowski, Peter Laughner, Bill “Mr. Stress” Miller, Greg Nelson, Bob “Hoss” Ostrunic, Tom Schuster, Glenn Schwartz, and Geoff Swisher. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.