<- back Status Quo - the german LP discography Rockin' all over the world 1977 Vertigo 6360 156 (Stereo) The original album was relased in Germany as LP and as cassette (Cat.No. 7138 095) . In 1980 it was released in East Germany (AMIGA 855 725). It was released as Club-Edition in Austria (Vertigo 34 015). See cover below. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release: 24.11.1977 Studio: Studio Bohus, Sweden Producer : Pip Williams Engineer: John Eden Line-Up: Francis Rossi (lead voc, gui), Alan Lancaster (bass), Rick Parfitt (gui), John Coghlan (drum) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It was the most successful Status Quo studio album in Germany. More than 500,000 sold records meant a gold award. And this album signified the band on top of their career alongside with the biggest tour ever. Charts: the album entered the german LP-charts on 1.12.1977 and it reached No.7. The album spent a total of 26 weeks in the charts with 8 weeks TOP10. german single releases: Rockin all over the world and Rockers Rollin ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A-Side: 1 Hard Time (Rossi/Parfitt) 2 Can't give you more (Rossi/Young) 3 Let's ride (Lancaster) 4 Baby Boy (Rossi/Young) 5 You don't own me (Lancaster/Green) 6 Rockers Rollin (Parfitt/Lynton) B-Sidte: 7 Rockin all over the world (J.Fogerty) 8 Who am I? (P.Williams) 9 Too far gone (Lancaster) 10 For you (Parfitt) 11 Dirty Water (Rossi/Young) 12 Hold you back (Rossi/Young/Parfitt) The label of the austrian LP ist different to the west-german label - you can't see it here but its stated "Made in Austria - Austro Mechana". The back of the austrian cover is in white with black writing of the tracklisting etc. The front cover of all 3 LP's are identical.
Rockin' all over the world 1977 Vertigo 6360 156 (Stereo) The original album was relased in Germany as LP and as cassette (Cat.No. 7138 095) . In 1980 it was released in East Germany (AMIGA 855 725). It was released as Club-Edition in Austria (Vertigo 34 015). See cover below. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release: 24.11.1977 Studio: Studio Bohus, Sweden Producer : Pip Williams Engineer: John Eden Line-Up: Francis Rossi (lead voc, gui), Alan Lancaster (bass), Rick Parfitt (gui), John Coghlan (drum) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It was the most successful Status Quo studio album in Germany. More than 500,000 sold records meant a gold award. And this album signified the band on top of their career alongside with the biggest tour ever. Charts: the album entered the german LP-charts on 1.12.1977 and it reached No.7. The album spent a total of 26 weeks in the charts with 8 weeks TOP10. german single releases: Rockin all over the world and Rockers Rollin ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A-Side: 1 Hard Time (Rossi/Parfitt) 2 Can't give you more (Rossi/Young) 3 Let's ride (Lancaster) 4 Baby Boy (Rossi/Young) 5 You don't own me (Lancaster/Green) 6 Rockers Rollin (Parfitt/Lynton) B-Sidte: 7 Rockin all over the world (J.Fogerty) 8 Who am I? (P.Williams) 9 Too far gone (Lancaster) 10 For you (Parfitt) 11 Dirty Water (Rossi/Young) 12 Hold you back (Rossi/Young/Parfitt) The label of the austrian LP ist different to the west-german label - you can't see it here but its stated "Made in Austria - Austro Mechana". The back of the austrian cover is in white with black writing of the tracklisting etc. The front cover of all 3 LP's are identical.
Vertigo 6360 156 (Stereo) The original album was relased in Germany as LP and as cassette (Cat.No. 7138 095) . In 1980 it was released in East Germany (AMIGA 855 725). It was released as Club-Edition in Austria (Vertigo 34 015). See cover below. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release: 24.11.1977 Studio: Studio Bohus, Sweden Producer : Pip Williams Engineer: John Eden Line-Up: Francis Rossi (lead voc, gui), Alan Lancaster (bass), Rick Parfitt (gui), John Coghlan (drum) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It was the most successful Status Quo studio album in Germany. More than 500,000 sold records meant a gold award. And this album signified the band on top of their career alongside with the biggest tour ever. Charts: the album entered the german LP-charts on 1.12.1977 and it reached No.7. The album spent a total of 26 weeks in the charts with 8 weeks TOP10. german single releases: Rockin all over the world and Rockers Rollin ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A-Side: 1 Hard Time (Rossi/Parfitt) 2 Can't give you more (Rossi/Young) 3 Let's ride (Lancaster) 4 Baby Boy (Rossi/Young) 5 You don't own me (Lancaster/Green) 6 Rockers Rollin (Parfitt/Lynton) B-Sidte: 7 Rockin all over the world (J.Fogerty) 8 Who am I? (P.Williams) 9 Too far gone (Lancaster) 10 For you (Parfitt) 11 Dirty Water (Rossi/Young) 12 Hold you back (Rossi/Young/Parfitt) The label of the austrian LP ist different to the west-german label - you can't see it here but its stated "Made in Austria - Austro Mechana". The back of the austrian cover is in white with black writing of the tracklisting etc. The front cover of all 3 LP's are identical.
The label of the austrian LP ist different to the west-german label - you can't see it here but its stated "Made in Austria - Austro Mechana". The back of the austrian cover is in white with black writing of the tracklisting etc. The front cover of all 3 LP's are identical.