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62. Nick Greenwood – Cold Cuts

Posted by Bill Rippel on January 04, 2021 - 3:06am


Year: 1972/2004
Record label: Kingdom/Akarma
Worth Today: $4,657.21*

Cold Cuts was released as a reissuance in 2004 on Akarma Records. It was initially released in Italy, but the vinyl has become rare, despite being relatively newer. The A-side of Cold Cuts by Nick Greenwood has five tracks, as does the B-side. The progressive rock album was first released in 1972 in CD format.

Cold Cuts was released first on the Kingdom Records album (CAT #KVL9002). Later, it would be re-released on Pink Elephant, Venture, and Kismet. Cold Cuts was Greenwood’s solo album after a heyday working with Arthur Brown from 1968-1969. His release of a solo project came right before he joined the group Khan from 1971 until 1972.