Genre - Rock
Painter – Painter (LP) (NM/NM)
Painter – Painter
LP | Elektra | Cat. No. EKS-75071 | Canada | 1973
A rare and beautifully preserved Canadian Elektra pressing of an early 1970s Canadian hard rock and proto-AOR record with exceptional collector presentation. Original factory cellophane still attached. Painter are a Vancouver-based Canadian hard rock band whose self-titled debut on Elektra is the sought-after collector copy — Canadian hard rock on Elektra from this era has genuine demand among Canadian rock enthusiasts and Pacific Northwest rock collectors. West Coast Woman (A1) was a Canadian regional hit and remains the band’s best-known track. Produced by Dan Lowe (who also plays lead guitar on the record); engineered by Jim Gaines — who went on to engineer and produce for Santana and to engineer Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Couldn’t Stand The Weather and Soul To Soul; a significant Pacific Northwest and roots rock studio figure. Recorded at Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA — the premier Pacific Northwest recording facility of the 1970s, founded by Danny Kaye and Dinah Shore, and used by Heart, among many others. The band: Doran Beattie (lead vocals), Dan Lowe (lead guitar), Barry Allen (rhythm guitar, vocals), Wayne Morice (bass, vocals), Bob Ego (drums). Exceptionally clean NM/NM presentation throughout with strong glossy vinyl surfaces and stunning vintage cover. An excellent early Canadian hard rock and proto-AOR collector piece — scarce in this condition with cellophane intact.
Condition
- Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) — strong glossy surfaces; excellent
- Sleeve: Near Mint (NM or M-) — stunning vintage cover presentation
- Original factory cellophane still attached
Tracklist
Side A
A1. West Coast Woman (2:47)
A2. Tell Me Why (2:07)
A3. Song For Sunshine (2:58)
A4. Goin’ Home To Rock N’ Roll (2:58)
A5. Space Truck (2:34)
A6. Kites And Gliders (3:47)
Side B
B1. Oh! You (2:24)
B2. Slave Driver (3:01)
B3. For You (3:57)
B4. Crazy Feeling (2:42)
B5. Goin’ Down The Road (8:47)
Credits
Lead Vocals: Doran Beattie
Lead Guitar & Producer: Dan Lowe
Rhythm Guitar & Vocals: Barry Allen
Bass & Vocals: Wayne Morice | Drums: Bob Ego
Engineered By: Jim Gaines
Details
- Format: LP
- Label: Elektra (EKS-75071)
- Country: Canada (Canadian Elektra pressing)
- Released: 1973
- Weight: 230 g
- Recorded: Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA
- Style: Hard Rock, Proto-AOR, Canadian Rock, Southern Rock
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
Painter – Painter
LP | Elektra | Cat. No. EKS-75071 | Canada | 1973
A rare and beautifully preserved Canadian Elektra pressing of an early 1970s Canadian hard rock and proto-AOR record with exceptional collector presentation. Original factory cellophane still attached. Painter are a Vancouver-based Canadian hard rock band whose self-titled debut on Elektra is the sought-after collector copy — Canadian hard rock on Elektra from this era has genuine demand among Canadian rock enthusiasts and Pacific Northwest rock collectors. West Coast Woman (A1) was a Canadian regional hit and remains the band’s best-known track. Produced by Dan Lowe (who also plays lead guitar on the record); engineered by Jim Gaines — who went on to engineer and produce for Santana and to engineer Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Couldn’t Stand The Weather and Soul To Soul; a significant Pacific Northwest and roots rock studio figure. Recorded at Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA — the premier Pacific Northwest recording facility of the 1970s, founded by Danny Kaye and Dinah Shore, and used by Heart, among many others. The band: Doran Beattie (lead vocals), Dan Lowe (lead guitar), Barry Allen (rhythm guitar, vocals), Wayne Morice (bass, vocals), Bob Ego (drums). Exceptionally clean NM/NM presentation throughout with strong glossy vinyl surfaces and stunning vintage cover. An excellent early Canadian hard rock and proto-AOR collector piece — scarce in this condition with cellophane intact.
Condition
- Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) — strong glossy surfaces; excellent
- Sleeve: Near Mint (NM or M-) — stunning vintage cover presentation
- Original factory cellophane still attached
Tracklist
Side A
A1. West Coast Woman (2:47)
A2. Tell Me Why (2:07)
A3. Song For Sunshine (2:58)
A4. Goin’ Home To Rock N’ Roll (2:58)
A5. Space Truck (2:34)
A6. Kites And Gliders (3:47)
Side B
B1. Oh! You (2:24)
B2. Slave Driver (3:01)
B3. For You (3:57)
B4. Crazy Feeling (2:42)
B5. Goin’ Down The Road (8:47)
Credits
Lead Vocals: Doran Beattie
Lead Guitar & Producer: Dan Lowe
Rhythm Guitar & Vocals: Barry Allen
Bass & Vocals: Wayne Morice | Drums: Bob Ego
Engineered By: Jim Gaines
Details
- Format: LP
- Label: Elektra (EKS-75071)
- Country: Canada (Canadian Elektra pressing)
- Released: 1973
- Weight: 230 g
- Recorded: Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA
- Style: Hard Rock, Proto-AOR, Canadian Rock, Southern Rock
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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