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Don't Look Back

Harold Vick · 1974 · Vinyl-LP · US · SES-7431, STEREO SES-7431

Runouts are etched. On labels : SES-7431 On front cover and spine : STEREO SES-7431 ℗© 1974 Strata-East Records, Inc., 156 Fifth Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. 10010 Strata-East ® A product of Strata-East, Inc., N.Y.C. 10010 Made by Strata-East Records, Inc., U.S.A. All selections composed, and arranged by Harold Vick (Matron Music) BMI. Produced by Harold Vick. Recorded at Blue Rock Studio, New York City Mixed and mastered at Generation Sound Studio, New York City Printed in U.S.A. For information concerning bookings, contact MsManagement, Room 419, 463 West Street, New York, N.Y. 10014 (212) 691-0481 Thanks to MsManagement and Lou Courtney for their assistance. Special thanks to the musicians for their love and cooperation in this endeavor. Liner notes written by Harold Vick: DON'T LOOK BACK describes a new and positive feeling / attitude that I possess as a result of a gift of love received by me during a period of crisis. MELODY OF BU was written for Ms. Bu Pleasant, a warm and fiery multi-talented lady, who leads her own trio. SENOR ZAMORA was written for a special brother I met along the road of music who has always reached out to help others. His name is Antonio Zamora and he is currently director of the Black Cultural Center, Purdue University. STOP AND COP was inspired by a childhood buddy, Ivory (Nab) Spearman, who is presently the proprietor of a neighborhood store. The sign over the front reads "Stop And Cop." Think about it. LUCILLE was one of my favorite ladies of all times. Once upon a time she graced this planet as she dwelled in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Her name was Lucille Vick and my memories of her are all warm for she was beautiful - she was my grandmother. God of Life / God of Love We Praise Thy Name Prayer of acknowledgment and thanks to the Almighty Creator for all things All Praise Due to Allah I dedicate this music to: The late Charles Futrell, father The late Walter Lucas, friend The late Gene Ammons, friend and early influence William Eaton, friend Charles Woods, teacher and friend Dr. Walter Weber, friend and physician