Mr. Big

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Release Date: 1977

Label: VJ International

Back of sleeve has brief biography of Little Richard, followed by an album description which reads the following:

In 1963, Little Richard returned to the music scene and toured Europe using the Beatles and the Rolling Stones as his opening acts. Both bands were so unknown then that they only got $50.00 a show. Upon returning to the states, Richard went back into the studio, and in 1964 and 65' cut these sides for Vee Jay Records. On these sessions he used R & B greats Don & Dewey to back him up, and he also re-cut versions of his specialty hits, there are other sides of Little Richard represented here. "Going Home Tomorrow" is Little Richard at his bluesiest, while on "Crossover" and "Everytime I Think About You" he ventures into a straight R & B. And the rest, well they're Little Richard at his rockingest.

- Written by Michael Ochs and taken from back of sleeve

"For catalog, write to: VEE JAY INTERNATIONAL
PO Box 69216
Los Angeles, CA 90069


The front cover has a VJ International logo on the bottom right, as does both labels.
Track listing on back of sleeve doesn't have a number for "Everytime I Think About You", and actually lists "Dancin' All Around The World" as first track on side B.

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