
Tracklist
- A1 Remember MeMcVie 2:41
- A2 Bright FireWelch 4:37
- A3 DissatisfiedMcVie 3:51
- A4 (I’m A) Road RunnerHolland-Dozier-Holland 4:52
- B1 The DerelictWalker 2:43
- B2 RevelationWelch 4:55
- B3 Did You Ever Love MeWelch, McVie 3:39
- B4 Night WatchWelch 6:09
- B5 Caught In The RainWeston 2:35
Musicians
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John McVieBass
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Mick FleetwoodDrums, Percussion
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Bob WelchGuitar, Vocals, Written-By
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Fleetwood MacInstruments (Other Instruments Except Where Credited), Producer (Produced By)
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Christine McVieKeyboards, Vocals, Written-By
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Bob WestonSlide Guitar, Banjo, Harmonica, Lead Guitar, Vocals, Written-By
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Dave WalkerVocals, Harmonica, Written-By
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Fred TotesautSteel Drums
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Ralph RichardsonSteel Drums
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Russel ValdezSteel Drums
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Steve NyeOrgan (Played Organ On Parts Of)
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Written-By: Holland-Dozier-Holland. Crew (Road Crew): Colin Stone, John Courage, Phil McDonnel. Design (Sleeve Design): Modula. Photography By (Inside Photo): Barrie Wentzell.
Release notes
Original UK release in matt gatefold cover, on ‘mustard’ Reprise labels without Warner (w) logo.
No mention of Warner anywhere on this release.
First catalogue number on cover and labels, 2nd (US cat.#) in parentheses on labels.
Recorded in Hampshire on Rolling Stones Mobile Unit / January 1973
Mixed at Air Studios, London
℗ 1973
℗ © 1973
Interpak by Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd., England
Made in UK
Published by Fleetwood Music, except A4: Jobete/Carlin Music.
This is the only UK version with correct spelling on label of B1 as “The Derelict”; on all subsequent releases it’s written as “The Derelect”.
Runouts are stamped; everything after ‘STERLING’ is etched.
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