New York Dolls – In Too Much Too Soon

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Label:	Mercury – SRM-1-1001
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	May 10, 1974
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Rock & Roll, Glam

Tracklist

A1	Babylon Written-By – JoHansen, Thunders	3:31
A2	Stranded In The Jungle Written-By – E. Smith, J. Johnson	3:46
A3	Who Are The Mystery Girls? Written-By – JoHansen, Thunders	3:08
A4	(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown Written-By – K. Gamble - L. Huff*	3:38
A5	It's Too Late Written-By – JoHansen, Thunders	4:40
B1	Puss 'N' Boots Written-By – JoHansen, Sylvain	3:06
B2	Chatterbox Written-By – Thunders*	2:25
B3	Bad Detective Written-By – K. Lewis*	3:39
B4	Don't Start Me Talkin' Written-By – Sonny Boy Williamson (2)	3:13
B5	Human Being Written-By – JoHansen, Thunders	5:45

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Phonogram, Inc.
Manufactured By – Phonogram, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Phonogram, Inc.
Copyright © – Phonogram, Inc.
Published By – Seldak Music Corp.
Published By – Haverstraw Pub., Inc.
Published By – Peer International
Published By – Double Diamond Music
Published By – Downstairs Music
Published By – Cotillion Music
Published By – Arc Music Corp.
Recorded At – A&R Studios
Mastered At – Sterling Sound
Lacquer Cut At – Masterdisk

Credits

A&R [Phonogram] – Paul Nelson
Arranged By – The New York Dolls*
Artwork [Graphic Supervision] – Album Graphics*
Bass – Killer Kane*
Drums, Percussion – Jerry Nolan
Engineer – Dennis Druzbik, Dixon Van Winkle
Guitar, Vocals – Mister Johnny Thunders*
Guitar, Vocals, Piano – Sylvain Sylvain
Lacquer Cut By – G.K.*
Mastered By – Gilbert Kong
Photography By – Bob Gruen, Hans G. Lehmann, Pieter Mazel*
Producer – Shadow Morton*
Vocals, Gong – David JoHansen

Notes

Manufactured and distributed by Phonogram, Inc.
℗© 1974 Phonogram Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.

All songs published by Seldak Music Corp./Haverstraw Pub., Inc. (ASCAP), except A2 Peer International (BMI), A4 Double Diamond Music/Downstairs Music (BMI), B3 Cotillion Music Inc. (BMI), B4 Arc Music Corp. (BMI)

The New York Dolls are exclusively represented by Dollhouse, Inc.
A Dollhouse Inc. production
Recorded at A&R Studios/New York City
Mastered at Sterling Sound

This album is dedicated too Diana Barrymore

Printed inner sleeve with photos and credits and lipstick labels

There is additional runout groove information that has been crossed out: SRM-1-706A-CS6 (side A) & SRM-1-706A/B-CS7 (side B)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side A): SRM-1-1001-A-CS6 MASTERDISK G.K.
Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side B): SRM-1-1001-B-CS7 MASTERDISK G.K.
Rights Society: ASCAP
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 1) Etched Runout groove Side A): SRM-1-1001-A-CP5 MASTERDISK (stamped) G.K. SRM-1-706A-CP5 (crossed out)
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 1) Etched Runout groove Side B): SRM-1-1001-B-CP5 MASTERDISK (stamped) G.K. SRM-1-706B-CP5 (crossed out)
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 2) Etched Runout groove Side A): SRM-1-1001-A-CP5 ̶S̶R̶M̶-̶1̶-̶7̶0̶6̶A̶-̶C̶P̶5̶ MASTERDISK G.K.
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 2) Etched Runout groove Side B): SRM-1-1001-B-CP4 P ̶S̶R̶M̶-̶1̶-̶7̶0̶6̶B̶-̶C̶P̶4̶ MASTERDISK G.K.
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 3) Etched Runout groove Side A): SRM-1-1001-A-CS6 ̶S̶R̶M̶-̶1̶-̶7̶0̶6̶A̶-̶C̶S6 MASTERDISK G.K.
Matrix / Runout ((Variant 3) Etched Runout groove Side B): SRM-1-1001-B-CS7 ̶S̶R̶M̶-̶1̶-̶7̶0̶6̶B̶-̶C̶S7 MASTERDISK G.K.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	In Too Much Too Soon (LP, Album, Stereo)	Mercury	9100 002	France	1974
	Too Much Too Soon (LP, Album, Promo, Test Pressing)	Mercury	6338 498	Germany	1974
	Too Much Too Soon (LP, Album)	Mercury	6338 498	UK	1974
New Submission	Too Much Too Soon (LP, Album)	Mercury	6463 064	Netherlands	1974
New Submission	In Too Much Too Soon (LP, Album)	Mercury	63 38 498	Spain	1974

Reviews

A-B-spinnerR Oct 8, 2018
The backside foto shows the five guys in Hamburg, St. Pauli, in the street called Große Freiheit, as guests of the Salambo, that was becoming known in that time for it's opulent stage sex shows. Two songs of the record also really fit musically into that "burlesque" world, "Chatterbox" and "Bad Detective".