Three Week Hero
Three Week Hero is a 1969 studio album released by American-born rock singer P. J. Proby. The album was recorded in September 1968, at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London and Lansdowne Studios, Holland Park, London, England, UK, and released on 8 April 1969, by Liberty Records.
Track list
Side one
- 'Three Week Hero' (John Stewart) - 2.56
- 'The Day That Lorraine Came Down' (Kenny Young) - 3.14
- 'Little Friend' (Robin Gair, Peter Mason) - 4.01
- 'Empty Bottles' (Albert Hammond, Mike Hazlewood) - 2.53
- 'Reflections (of Your Face)' (Amory Kane) - 5.14
- 'Won't Be Long' (J. Leslie McFarland) - 3.41
Side two
- 'Sugar Mama' (Woodley, Young) - 2.50
- 'I Have a Dream' (Terry Hansley, Alec Wilder) - 4.45
- 'It's Too Good to Last' (Baker, Stephens) - 3.14
- 'New Directions' (Albert Hammond, Mike Hazlewood) - 3.46
- 'Today I Killed a Man' (Roger Cooke, Roger Greenway) - 3.24
- Medley: 'It's So Hard to Be a Niggɵr' / 'Jim's Blues' / 'George Wallace is Rollin' in This Morninˈ' (Traditional, Hillery, Rowland) - 7.38
Credits
Musicians:
- P. J. Proby - vocals
- Jimmy Page – acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitar
- Robert Plant – harmonica, tambourine, backing vocals
- John Paul Jones – bass guitar, piano, organ, arranger
- John Bonham - drums, conga, percussion
- Amory Kane - acoustic guitar, strings
- Alan Parker - electric guitar
- Alan Hawkshaw - piano, organ
- Clem Cattini - drums
- Stan Barrett - percussion
- Dennis Lopez - percussion
- The Jericho (The Family Dogg with Bob Henry) - backing vocals ('Won't Be Long' and 'I Have a Dream')
Production:
- Steve Rowland – producer, arranger ('It's So Hard ...' medley)
- Reg Tilsley - arranger ('Reflections (of Your Face)')
- Mike Weighell - engineer (Lansdowne studio)
- John Macswith - engineer (Lansdowne studio)
- Spencer Leigh - liner notes
- Gustav Karl Moody - art direction, cover design
- Anthony Lloyd Parker - photography
- Steve Thomas - art direction
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