Crow Discography

The Best of Crow

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Tracks
Evil Woman
Gonna Leave A Mark
Time To Make A Turn
Busy Day
Slow Down
Heading North
I Stand To Blame
Cottage Cheese
Gone, Gone, Gone
(Don’t Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie On The) King Of Rock And Roll
Easy Street
Yellow Dawg
When I Get Home
Satisfied
Watch That Cat
Keeps Me Running

With a lowdown bass lick, uptown R&B horns and surging organ punctuating a catchy chorus, "Evil Woman (Don't Play Your Games With Me)" hit the Top 20 like a comet in 1969 and propelled Crow from Midwest club band into national touring act overnight. Thanks in part to covers by Black Sabbath and Ike and Tina Turner, it's one of the most recognizable hits of the era and, inexplicably, one of the few to not make the transition into the digital age. Until now.

Out of print for four decades, Crow's finest recordings are now available again on CD and 180-gram vinyl editions meticulously mastered from the original tapes. Long-suffering Crow fans can at last savor the best of the band's gritty run from 1969-1971, including not only "Evil Woman," but their other charting singles "Cottage Cheese," "Slow Down" and "(Don't Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie on the) King of Rock & Roll" -- not to mention deep album cuts like "Keeps Me Running." Both formats also feature a previously unreleased demo cover of the Beatles' "When I Get Home," and the CD edition adds a previously unreleased long version of "Cottage Cheese." Each edition comes fully equipped with memorabilia, photos and detailed liners by Doug Sheppard of Ugly Things magazine.

Before the Storm

Tracks
Slow Down
Cottage Cheese
Satisfy Susie
Mobile Blues
Look
Chest Fever
Something In Your Blood
Don't Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie
(On the King of Rock & Roll)
Waitin' for the Wind
Evil Woman (Don't Play Your Games With Me)

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Evil Woman
The Best of Crow

Tracks
1. Evil Woman
2. Cottage Cheese
3. I Need Love
4. (Don't Try to Lay No Boogie-Woogie on the) King of Rock and Roll
5. Colors
6. Yellow Dawg
7. Slow Down
8. Time to Make a Turn
9. Busy Day
10. Keeps Me Running
11. Satisfied
12. Gonna Leave a Mark
13. Smokey Joe
14. I Stand to Blame
15. Mobile Blues
16. I Want Sunshine
17. Heading North
18. Gone, Gone, Gone
19. Watching Can Waste Up the Time

Crow
on the run

Tracks
1. On The Run
2. All For The Love Of Money
3. User
4. I Wanna Heart
5. Magic Boy
6. Rockit To The Moon
7. Someone
8. Gone, Gone, Gone

Credits
Lead Vocals – Dave Wagner
Backing Vocals – John Vezner (tracks: 4), Rick Waller (tracks: 4), Roxie (tracks: 4)
Bass – Denny Johnson
Drums – Robby Belleville
Keyboards – Rick Gillmore (tracks: 4)
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Greg Inhofer (tracks: 8)
Keyboards, Saxophone – Dave Marden (tracks: 2, 3, 7)
Lead Guitar – Jeff Christensen, John Richardson, Lonnie Knight (tracks: 1)

Best of Crow

Tracks
Evil Woman
(Don't Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie On The) King Of Rock And Roll
Colors
Gonna Leave A Mark
I Stand To Blame
Time To Make A Turn
Cottage Cheese
Busy Day
Satisfied
Keeps Me Runnin'
Yellow Dawg

Credits
Lead Vocals – Dave Wagner
Bass – Larry Wiegand
Drums – Denny Craswell
Lead Guitar – Dick Wiegand
Organ – Dave "Kink" Middlemist

Recorded at T.T.G. Studios, Hollywood, CA
Produced for Dunwich Productions
Producer – Bob Monaco
Engineer – Angel Balestier
Supervised By – Kenny Myers
Illustration – Cal Schenkel
Photography By [Back Cover] – Howard Risk

David Wagner d/b/a/Crow

Tracks
Mobile Blue
Cado Queen
Everything Has Got To Be Free
She Makes Me Warm
If It Feels Good, Do It
Before My Time
The Time That I Love You The Most
Load The Boat Up, Captain
I Don't Want My Love Refused
Victims Of The Darkness

Credits
Lead Vocals, Guitar – David Wagner
Bass – Joe Osborn
Drums – Jim Gordon, John Guerin
Guitar – Dean Parks, Don Peake, Mike Deasy
Keyboards – Michael Omartian
Percussion – Bobbye Hall
Tenor Saxophone – Jackie Kelso
Trombone – Lawrence Brown
Trumpet – Bud Brisbois, Buddy Childers, Ollie Mitchell
Vocals – Gene Morford, Ron Hicklin
Musician – Stan Farber
Producer – Kenny Myers
Producer, Arranged By – Jerry Styner
Mastered By – Arnie Acosta
Photography By – David Bruce Rawcliffe
Art Direction – Saul Saget
Artwork – Derek Church

Mosaic

Tracks
(Don't Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie On The) King Of Rock & Roll
Easy Street
Yellow Dawg
Sky Is Crying
I Need Love
Keeps Me Runnin'
Watching Can Waste Up The Time
Satisfied
Watch That Cat
Let's Not Say Goodbye

Credits
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Dave Wagner
Bass, Vocals – Larry Wiegand
Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Denny Craswell
Lead Guitar – Dick Wiegand
Organ, Piano, Vocals – Kink Middlemist
Producer – Bob Monaco

Crow By Crow

Tracks
I Stand to Blame
Colors
Smokey Joy

Medley: Death Down to Your Soul, Get Yourself a Number, Annie Fannie

The Last Prayer
Slow Down
Heading North
Cottage Cheese
Gone, Gone, Gone

Credits
Vocals – Dave Wagner
Bass – Larry Weigand
Drums – Denny Craswell
Guitar – Dick Weigand
Organ – 'Kink' Middlemist

Recorded At – T.T.G. Studios
Producer – Bob Monaco
Supervised By [Album Supervision] – Kenny Myers
Engineer [Chief Recording] – Angel Balestier
Illustration [Cover] – Cal Schenkel
Photography By [Back Cover] – Howard Risk

Crow Music

Tracks
Evil Woman
White Eyes
Thoughts
Da Da Song
Busy Day
Time To Make A Turn
Rollin'
Listen To The Bop (Dedicated To Chuck Berry)
Gonna Leave A Mark
Sleepy Woman

Credits
Vocals – David Wagner
Bass – Larry Wiegand
Drums – Denny Craswell
Guitar – Dick Wiegand
Horns – Bob Schiff, Skeet Bushor
Producer – Bob Monaco
Engineers – Dave Kalmbach, Mike Holloway, Stu Walder

Live at Someplace Else
(South 40)

Tracks
Fire
Medley:
Show Me, You Keep Me Hangin' On
If No Love
99 1/2
Get Out My Life Woman
I Want Sunshine
Ride Your Pony
Goin' Someplace Else
Take Me
What's Happenin'?

Credits
Vocals – Dave Waggoner
Bass – Larry Wiegand
Drums – Harry Nehls
Keyboards – Dave Middlemist
Lead Guitar – Dick Wiegand
Engineer – Bob Schultz
Photography By – Mike Barich