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Eric Quincy Tate – Drinking Man's Friend (VG+/VG+) – LP, US 1972

Eric Quincy Tate – Drinking Man's Friend (VG+/VG+) – LP, US 1972

Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Comments: NOTE: White label promo copy on Capricorn Records.
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  • Drinking Man's Friend is an LP by Eric Quincy Tate from 1972 released on the Capricorn Records label.

    About this album

    Drinking Man's Friend is a tough, rootsy blues-rock statement from Eric Quincy Tate. Released in 1972, it draws on southern rock swagger, bar-band muscle and blues phrasing to create a sound that feels both loose and controlled. The album’s mix of hard-edged riffs, soulful vocals and road-worn energy reflects the era when Southern bands were broadening rock’s vocabulary beyond the usual West Coast and British models. With its gritty attitude and melodic, unpolished attack, Drinking Man's Friend stands as a vivid example of early 1970s American rock from the South.

    Genre: Pop & Rock

  • Artist: Eric Quincy Tate
    Label: Capricorn Records – CP 0104
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: US
    Released: 1972
    Genre: Pop & Rock
    Style: Blues Rock, Southern Rock

  • A1 Brown Sugar
    A2 Things (I Think I Think I'Ll Find)
    A3 Whiskey Woman Blues
    B1 Another Sunshine Song
    B2 Water To Wine
    B3 Can'T Get Home For Your Party
    B4 Texas Sand
    B5 Suzie B. Dunn

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Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Comments: NOTE: White label promo copy on Capricorn Records.
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist

  • Drinking Man's Friend is an LP by Eric Quincy Tate from 1972 released on the Capricorn Records label.

    About this album

    Drinking Man's Friend is a tough, rootsy blues-rock statement from Eric Quincy Tate. Released in 1972, it draws on southern rock swagger, bar-band muscle and blues phrasing to create a sound that feels both loose and controlled. The album’s mix of hard-edged riffs, soulful vocals and road-worn energy reflects the era when Southern bands were broadening rock’s vocabulary beyond the usual West Coast and British models. With its gritty attitude and melodic, unpolished attack, Drinking Man's Friend stands as a vivid example of early 1970s American rock from the South.

    Genre: Pop & Rock

  • Artist: Eric Quincy Tate
    Label: Capricorn Records – CP 0104
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: US
    Released: 1972
    Genre: Pop & Rock
    Style: Blues Rock, Southern Rock

  • A1 Brown Sugar
    A2 Things (I Think I Think I'Ll Find)
    A3 Whiskey Woman Blues
    B1 Another Sunshine Song
    B2 Water To Wine
    B3 Can'T Get Home For Your Party
    B4 Texas Sand
    B5 Suzie B. Dunn

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