LEAVING ON A JET PLANE

DENVER, JOHN

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Leaving On A Jet Plane [Electric Version]
Baby, That's Where It Is
Like To Deal With The Ladies As Sung In The Shower Accompanied By A Twenty-Seven Piece Band
Both Sides Now
Take Me To Tomorrow
Victoria Dines Alone
'68 Nixon (This Year's Model)
Yellow Cat
Leaving On A Jet Plane
She Loves You
He Was A Friend Of Mine
If You Had Me In Shackles

NOTES

1. Reprise single 0588, June 1967
2. Reprise single 0588(B), June 1967
3. Reprise single 0630, October 1967
4. Previously unreleased
5. Reprise single 0695, June 1968
6. Previously unreleased, 1968
7. Reprise single 0695(B), June 1968
8. Previously unreleased, 1968
9. From the album The Mitchell Trio Alive, Reprise R-6258, 1967
10. Reprise single 0630(B), October 1967
From the album The Mitchell Trio Alive, Reprise R-6258, 1967
11. From the album The Mitchell Trio Alive, Reprise R-6258, 1967
12. Previously unreleased outtake from the album The Mitchell Trio Alive, Reprise R-6258, May, 1967

Only Credits Musicians for Live Tracks (9-12)

(9-12) Recorded Live At American University, Washington, D.C. and The University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

Mastered By Steve Massie for Steve Massie Productions

Art Direction for Varese Sarabande Records: Bill Pitzonka

Cover photo courtesy of JBP Productions

Special thanks to Matt Block and John Walsh, Denison University, Miami University and Graceland University

Printed in U.S.A.

DISC MADE IN MEXICO

Writing credit for "Yellow Cat" is John Denver, but "Yellow Cat" was actually written by Steven Fromholz.
Writing credit for "If You Had Me in Shackles" is Traditional, but "If You Had Me in Shackles" was actually written by Tom Paxton.

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