Redbone – Message From A Drum

Label:	Epic – KE 30815
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Sant Maria Press, Gatefold
Country:	US
Released:	1971
Genre:	Rock, Blues
Style:	Blues Rock, Rock & Roll, AOR, Pop Rock

A1		Message From A Drum	3:08
A2		Niji Trance	3:27
A3		The Sun Never Shines On The Lonely	2:35
A4		Maxsplivitz	0:18
A5		Emotions	4:10
A6		Jerico	3:47
B1		The Witch Queen Of New Orleans	2:45
B2		When You Got Trouble	3:24
B3		Perico	0:18
B4		Fate	6:46
B5		One Monkey	4:09

• Mastered At – Customatrix
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria
• Manufactured By – Epic Records
• Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
• Published By – Novalene Music, Inc.
• Published By – Blackwood Music Inc.

• Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Piano, Vocals – Pat Vegas
• Design [Cover] – Dana Nordhausen, Ed Lee
• Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Pete (Last Walking Bear) DePoe*
• Engineer [In Los Angeles] – Alex Kazanegras, John Fiore, Sy Mitchell, Willie Greer
• Engineer [In San Francisco] – George Engfer, Roy Segal
• Lead Guitar, Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Lolly Vegas
• Photography By [Back And Inside Cover] – Emerson-Loew Photography*
• Producer – Lolly Vegas, Pat Vegas
• Rhythm Guitar, Electric Guitar [Wah-Wah], Dobro, Vocals – Tony Bellamy
• Written-By – L. Vegas* (tracks: A2 to B5), P. Vegas* (tracks: A1 to A2, A6 to B2), R. A. Bellamy* (tracks: A2)

Original pressing with a yellow Epic label. It comes with a yellow custom inner-sleeve.

• Rights Society: BMI
• Matrix / Runout (Matrix Side A, On Label): AL 30815
• Matrix / Runout (Matrix Side B, On Label): BL 30815

To use this LP record, simply place it on a turntable. Make sure the turntable is clean and properly calibrated. Gently lower the tonearm onto the record at the start of the desired track. Enjoy the rich sounds of Redbone's rock and blues music. When handling the record, always hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. After use, carefully place the record back in its sleeve and store it vertically in a cool, dry place. This will help keep the record in good condition for years to come. Avoid exposing the record to direct sunlight, heat, or moisture, as these can damage the vinyl and affect the sound quality.