Anyone out there have more solid information about this album? There's no info on the plain white album cover, but from the repertoire, I would have guessed this is an early-to-mid '70s release - maybe '73, '74? - although I've also heard that Adams only lived in Seattle for a few years in the late '70s/early '80s before moving to Alaska.

Jerry Jack Adams 'In Seattle At The Flame' (Flame Records, 197-?) (LP)Ī live recording, with covers of pop and country standards such as Freddy Hart's 'Easy Lovin',' Tony Orlando's 'Knock Three Times,' 'Joy To The World,' etc. This is an ongoing projects, with new stuff coming in all the time, and we welcome any recommendations, additions or corrections. Most of the artists here are little-known locals, bar-band singers, etc., but the list also includes Nashville stars who were from the state, as well as some bluegrass and gospel artists, etc. It's part of a larger guide to unsigned and off-the-radar regional artists from years gone by, which is also part of the even larger Guide To Hick Music on.

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