Album, Record

You're Driving Me Crazy

Record album: "The New McKinney's Cotton Pickers", LP, "You're Driving Me Crazy," recorded at Pampa Studios in Warren, Michigan, and released by the Bountiful Record Corporation of 12311 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, featuring "Peggy," "If I Could Be with You," "Who's Got It," "Am I Blue?," "Ol' Man River," "You're Driving Me Crazy," "My Honey Lovin' Arms," "Gee Ain't I Good to You," and "The Shiek of Araby." The wedge-shaped black and white photos of the band arranged in a circle against a yellow background compose the cover of the jacket. A black and white photo of the band playing at Chuck Muer's "Top of the Pontch," in February 1973, as well as notes written by Gary Blonston of the Detroit Free Press and the track list are printed on the back cover. The record is housed in a white sleeve.