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Along with
the Day Gig single on the Trace label, Coxon's Army
represents some of Pat's earliest known recordings.
It was
recorded in conjunction with a never aired PBS special. As such they are both very
desirable collectors items and extremely difficult to find, but not impossible. If
you look closely at the picture above, you may recognize the gentleman on the right, in
the plaid jacket, as Roger Capps, who played bass for a number of years in Pat's
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Coxon's Army Live From Sam Miller's Exchange
Cafe, 1974 |
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Another album of interest is a
holiday recording of the Lindenhurst High School Choir from Pat's senior year. On
the album "Patti Andrzejewski" performs a solo of The Christmas Song.
A rare, early glimpse of an exceptionally talented singer. |
Lindenhurst High School Choir
1970-1971 |
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PROMO DISCS
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Heartbreaker,
single
front and back cover
1979
Japan |
Special D.J. Copy,
LP
front and back cover
A compilation of cuts from In the Heat of the Night and Crimes of Passion.
1980
Japan |
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Front and back cover
of press kit for
Special D.J. Copy LP
Japan |
Promo sticker for
Crimes of Passion
1980
Australia |
12" SINGLES,
COMMERCIAL
UNAUTHORIZED RELEASES
(BOOTLEGS)
Chipshots
Live From Hell
Chipshots and
Live From Hell are the only two known vinyl bootlegs, both featuring live
performances. Live From Hell had a limited issue of 500 copies and contains Pat's
performance, probably taken, from her HBO concert special. Chipshots contains six
songs from an undetermined source, with the same program on both sides of the disc.
It surfaces occasionally at record shows and in the pages of Goldmine.
It's not Murder, She
Wrote; but there is a mystery involving Pat and a missing butterfly.
Click here to find out
more about "The Crimes of Passion Caper."
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