Jobriath (album)
Appearance
Jobriath | ||||
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Released | October 1973 | |||
Studio | Electric Lady Studios | |||
Genre | Glam rock | |||
Length | 38:14 | |||
Label | Elektra Records | |||
Producer |
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AllMusic | [1] |
New York Times | [2] |
Jobriath is the first album by the American glam rock artist Jobriath and was released in 1973. The singer/songwriter's first album for Elektra, Jobriath was preceded by a significant promotional campaign, attempting to create an American counterpart to David Bowie. The album received mixed reviews and sold poorly upon release.
The album cover was photographed by Shig Ikeda.
Track listing
All tracks composed by Jobriath
- "Take Me I'm Yours" (4:14)
- "Be Still" (3:40)
- "World Without End" (3:43)
- "Space Clown" (2:37)
- "Earthling" (3:53)
- "Movie Queen" (1:50)
- "I'maman" (3:35)
- "Inside" (3:52)
- "Morning Starship" (3:30)
- "Rock of Ages" (2:21)
- "Blow Away" (4:59)
Personnel
- Jobriath
- Billy Schwartz
- Steve Love
- John Syomis
- Andy Munson
- Ken Bichel
- Peter Frampton
- Carl Hall
- Tasha Thomas
- Rhetta Hughes
- Heather Macrae
- Zenobia
- Peggy Nestor
- Gerhard
References
- ^ Thompson, Dave. "Jobriath – Jobriath". AllMusic.
- ^ Edwards, Henry. "Jobriath – Jobriath". New York Times.