Tracklist
| Noah | 2:57 | ||
| Innervenus Eyes | 2:42 | ||
| Lonely Man | 3:09 | ||
| Loneliness Is A Feeling | 3:05 | ||
| Cat | 6:20 | ||
| Jumpin' Humpin' Hip Hypocrite | 3:07 | ||
| Follow The Children | 3:09 | ||
| Lennie Johnson | 3:01 | ||
| Paint Them A Picture Jane | 4:03 | ||
| Death Row | 2:52 |
Credits (12)
Dan HonakerBass, Lead Vocals
Pep PerrineDrums, Percussion-
Jim BruzzeseEngineer
Tom NemeLead Guitar, Lead Vocals, Piano, Rhythm Guitar
Bob SegerLead Guitar, Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Bob SchultzOrgan, Piano, Saxophone, Backing Vocals
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Noah
LP, Album, Scranton pressing
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Capitol Records – ST-236 | US | 1969 | US — 1969 |
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Noah
LP, Album, Jacksonville pressing
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Capitol Records – ST-236 | US | 1969 | US — 1969 |
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Noah
8-Track Cartridge, Album
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Capitol Records – 8XT-236 | US | 1969 | US — 1969 | ||||
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Noah
LP, Album
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Capitol Records – ST-236 | Canada | 1969 | Canada — 1969 | ||||
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Noah
Cassette, Non-Dolby
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Capitol Records – 4XT-236 | US | 1969 | US — 1969 |
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Noah
LP, Album, Los Angeles Pressing
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Capitol Records – ST-236 | US | 1969 | US — 1969 |
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Noah
CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release
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Virgin Mist – VM-R-750 | Canada | 2002 | Canada — 2002 | ||||
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Noah
CD, Album, Unofficial Release
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Capitol Records (2) – ST-236 | Europe | 2004 | Europe — 2004 | ||||
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Noah
CDr, Album
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EMI Group Of Companies – ST-236 | Europe | 2004 | Europe — 2004 |
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Noah
CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release, Digipak
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Lost Diamonds – 80002-2 | Argentina | 2008 | Argentina — 2008 |
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Noah
LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release
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Capitol Records (2) – ST-236 | US | 2010 | US — 2010 | ||||
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Noah
CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release, Stereo
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Big Pink – BIG PINK 798 | South Korea | 2022 | South Korea — 2022 |
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Noah
CD, Album, Reissue, Stereo
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Big Pink – BIG PINK 798 | Japan | 2022 | Japan — 2022 |
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Noah
CDr, Unofficial Release
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Palladium Records (9) – CDP 7 2136 | US | US |
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Recommendations
Reviews
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referencing Noah (Cassette, , Non-Dolby) 4XT-236
“Cat” is split between side 1 and side 2. Tape is duplicated without Dolby. -
referencing Noah (LP, Album, Jacksonville pressing) ST-236
The album has a good sound. This wasn’t nearly as big of a crap show as it could have been. It’s weird that Seger was almost getting pushed out of his band on the first album. I’d like to know more about the story. The songs are hit or miss. Neme’s song Lonely Man is pretty good.
With that said Cat is ridiculous.
The title track is memorable and catchy.
The rest are okay. Not remarkable. Just okay. -
While the jacket and record labels are really nicely reproduced, the sound quality is terrible....
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Edited 8 years ago
referencing Noah (LP, Album, Scranton pressing) ST-236
The title song "Noah" was written by Bob Seger himself and is a classic Seger song that was a single in the summer of 1969 and should have been as big a hit as "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man". Why it wasn't, nobody knows... Seger now disavows this album and will not rerelease it (along with "Brand New Morning" - Any CDs of these 2 are "counterfiet"), but a lot of people and his fans think it is great. Was also issued on Capitol 8-Track Stereo Cartridge Tape and Stereo Cassette Tape. -
referencing Noah (CDr, Unofficial Release) CDP 7 21236
A Very Good Unofficial Release You Can Hardly Tell The Difference ! -
Edited 10 years ago
referencing Noah (LP, Album, Scranton pressing) ST-236
Bit of an odd album. Seger was seriously contemplating getting out of the music business by '69 as he had laboured for several years... scoring some regional success but no national impact.
This was the kind of 'make or break' album at the time. They drafted in some guy called Tom Neme and gave him equal billing on the LP - as though he was going to take over the band when Seger went back to college (which he did, briefly).
Neme wrote some of the songs on this album and sang too - but the thing is - his stuff is no good. The only good stuff is the Seger material - most notably the last song on the album - Death Row - which is a story-telling song and just about as good as anything Seger ever wrote. The production is good too with the slamming cell door sound fx and the anguished scream of Segers's epic vocal. Worth getting for this one track really. Inervenus Eyes is the other standout track.
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