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Rich Man was originally released by Sire in 1972, four years before the Climax Blues Band broke through to the mainstream via their only radio hit, "Couldn't Get It Right." While this isn't the most memorable record in their discography, it is worth checking out for fans, as a lighter, pop-oriented approach is mixed with the hard blues-rock the band was known for at the time, especially on the Bo Diddley-like "Shake Your Love" and the Son House standard "Don't You Mind People Grinning in Your Face." ~ Al Campbell
Original mini vinyl artwork which includes a booklet with authoritative and extensive liner notes by respected author and journalist Chris Welch. Climax Blues Band Rich Man Songs | 1. | Rich Man |
| 2. | Mole on the Dole |
| 3. | You Made Me Sick |
| 4. | Standing by a River |
| 5. | Shake Your Love |
| 6. | All the Time in the World |
| 7. | If You Wanna Know |
| 8. | Don't You Mind People Grinning in You Face |
| 9. | Mole on the Dole (Single Version) (Bonus Track) |
| 10. | Like Uncle Charlie (Bonus Track) |
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