The two Back Street Crawler albums are straight reissues, but the two Crawler albums have been expanded with bonus tracks:

Crawler

Product Description
Crawler may be more familiar to you as Back Street Crawler. They issued two albums on Atco Records under the Back Street Crawler name. They then shortened their name to just Crawler and issued two more albums on Epic Records. We have added one bonus track to each of these releases. 10 tracks. Wounded Bird. 2008.

1. Without You Babe
2. You Got Money
3. Sold On Down The Line
4. One Too Many Lovers
5. You Are My Saviour
6. Pastime Dreamer
7. Never Loved A Woman
8. You And Me
9. Stone Cold Sober

— Bonus Track —
10. Stone Cold Sober [Single Version]

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DJ7QJK/?tag=imwan-20

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Snake, Rattle And Roll

Product Description
Crawler may be more familiar to you as Back Street Crawler. They issued two albums on Atco Records under the Back Street Crawler name. They then shortened their name to just Crawler and issued two more albums on Epic Records. We have added one bonus track to each of these releases. 11 tracks. Wounded Bird. 2008.

1. Sail On
2. Disc Heroes
3. How Will You Break My Heart
4. Muddy Water
5. First Class Operator
6. Where Is The Money?
7. Hold On
8. Midnight Blues
9. Liar
10. One Way Street

— Bonus Track —
11. How Will You Break My Heart [Single Version]

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DJ7QKE/?tag=imwan-20

I've got the "Crawler" CD (originally from 1977) as a Japanese import, Epic ESCA-5539, released way back in Dec.1992.

Killer album.

The closing track, Stone Cold Sober, is worth the price of admission on its own.

Blair, who took Kossoff's place?

Rick A.

Geoff Whitehorn

His work on the song "Stone Cold Sober" is why that track is such a highlight.

He came from a band I am unfamilair with called If.

Has been playing with Procol Harum since the early '90's and I've seen his name on a couple of later Paul Rodgers albums.

Geoff Whitehorn is absolutely a first class guitar player-his tone and his tasteful solos are just fantastic. He's been with Procol Harum since 1991 and his work with them has been outstanding.
He also played with Bad Company from 1990-91 (you can see him in the "Holy Water" video) and was also a part of Paul Rodgers band for a while when Procol Harum took a break in the late 90's.