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ERROLL GARNER & HIS TRIO WITH WOODY HERMAN Music for Tired Lovers (Columbia CL 651, 1955) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Also issued on EP set B-503 and EP B-2012.

Thomas Craig Jones was a female impersonator comedian.

Second cover.

11-79, #5 country

Narration

9-65, #37

(6-75, #13) Also issued in quadraphonic as QU 54530.

Original label was red and black.

11-76, #62

UK release only, never released in the United States.

Also issued as EP set B-817.

Medley of 26 All Time Hits.

12 inch record.

1/72, #195

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

11/60, #1

Monaural only.

2-73, #72

10-74, #11

11-75, #25

(10-74, #31) Two record set.

Reissue of Palladium P 1006.

9-68, #12 country

5-72, #136

Reissue of the 1969 LP originally on Paramount PMS-1001.

4-79, #8

10-77, #34 C&W

"Starring" Bob Eberley, Jimmy Blaine, Elton Britt, and Rosalie Allen, but these are the stars of the movie; all the songs here are instrumental.

Reissue of Roxbury RLX 106.

(4-71, #1) Original pressings had the "Ode 70" label with a fold-open record jacket.

8-72, #162

12/74, #37

2-LP set

A compilation of recordings made 1954-1959.

(1-81, #64) The label on this album is Mirage.

Stereo originally issued on blue vinyl.

Silver label with black print, same design as blue label.

2-76, #42

1-68, #162

Audio Master + Series.

4-77, #114

2-LP set

9-74, #9

The label on this album is Capricorn Records.

7-74, #56

3-75, #137

Reissue of Atlantic 1239.

(2-74, #192) Reissued in 1979 as Serpent on RCA AFL1-3595, and in 1981 as Serpent on RCA AQL1-4111.

3-73, #165

2 Track, 12 Inch Record.

2-58, #16

Reissue of Millennium MNLP 8012.

This has the true stereo version of "No Matter What Sign You Are.

Issued in monaural only.

Produced by Berry Gordy.

Promotional disc, with same label design as regular label, but with a promotional statement printed on the label.

Johnny Mandel, arranger-conductor.

12-72, #147

This cover was released to pop music outlets.

10-82, #26

With Speedy West on steel guitar.

Monaural only.

11-63, #26

10-75, #5 C&W

Produced by Mason Proffit and Bill Traut.

7-75, #153

Reissue of Nemperor NE439.

Originally issued on red vinyl.

Royal Wedding Album of Charles and Diana recorded at St.

Stereo content not known.

Buddy Morrow on trombone and Eddie Layton at the organ.

2/72, #34

This album has a Dark Horse label.

7-64, #11

With Merl Saunders, Mel Graves, and George Marsh.

5/61, #50

12 inch record.

The label on this album is Win Or Lose Records.

Promotional disc, with same label design as regular label, but with a promotional statement printed on the label.

10-80, #67

Reissue of Partee 2404.

9-77, #55

Issued in mono as W- 3114-LP.

10/79, #100

4-72, #6

11-64, #42

Sonata No.

3-79, #23

A group from Minnesota consisting of Dick Winther, Jerry Longie, Ed Knutson and Jerry Goodge.

Original stereo copies issued in 1958 on red vinyl.

12-71, #35

1-70, #15 C&W

The original cover was yellow with a drawing of a silhouette of a rooster in red, later covers had the picture of a rooster on them.

This album is a sampler of the San Francisco albums, it has the standard San Francisco label and is not a white label promo.

Issued in monaural only.

Reissued in March, 1983 as Charly CR 30195.

2-LP set

Mr.

Issued in stereo as WST-8021-LP.

4/68, #12

Reissue of Checker LP-1428, issued in mono only.

(12-61, #2) An early compilation, this consists entirely of material from his previous albums, but it was released with the revival of the twist in late 1961.

David Matthews on electric piano along with the Brecker Brothers, Larry Carlton, and others.

6-77, #4 Country

9/70, #8

7/83, #39CW

Remixed greatest hits package from the NewVoice catalog, but with horn and string overdubs on songs marked with an asterisk (*).

Reissue of the 1975 album of the same title [Charly CR 300 011].

Stereo information not available.

Reissued in 1979 as RCA AFL1- 3597 with a different cover.

11-74, #102

11-77, #126

3-EP set

Reissue of Dunhill DS 50063.

(12-67, #127) This is the corresponding stereo issue to Z 12-44001.

Two record set.

(2-LP set) Disc 1: Shout, Part 1 - Isley Bros.

Reissue of Candid CJS-9014.

4-77, #30 C&W

Mono originally issued on red vinyl.

2-LP set

WSAI is in Cincinnati, Ohio.

When Will I Be Loved - Everly Bros.

Jerry Blavat talks over several of the songs here, but it's just as well, since this is one of the worst sounding albums we've ever heard.

6-70, #200

(9-79, #27 country) With song lyrics on inner paper sleeve.

11-69, #183

Mr.

New digital recordings.

10/69, #90

11-68, #13

Early Allman Bros.

(1-69, #11) Original title of the album was "Three Dog Night" by "Cory Wells, Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron.

This was scheduled to be released on Del-Fi, but was chosen to start the new label instead.

Do The

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

Only issued as a quadraphonic disc and 8-track.

Monaural release 33-428.

3- 67, #13

(4-LP set) This is a reissue of Mellow Moments [DVL2-0154] along with a reissue of Super Stars [ARI-1002], in one package.

(3-76, #100).

First pressing matrix numbers: SIDE 1, SM-55621-1E and SIDE 2, XSM-55622-1F

9-66, #35 country

Also issued in stereo as Christian Faith SQ-501.

Original label had the white drum head design.

Eddie Greene (organ) and Stephen Iles (piano).

10-70, #21 country

Reissue of the 1977 album Newcastle, December, 1963 [Charly CR 300 018].

6-67, #35

Released in the UK on DJM Records.

10-66, #33 country

6-74, #4

Originally issued on red vinyl in monaural only.

10-72, #128

11-80, #165

Issued in mono as W-4014-LP.

10-71, #172

Vocals by Bobby Bushe.

This album is on the Bearsville label.

2 LP set

3-72, #177

3-73, #13

Reissue Of Abner LP-2002.