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OHIO PLAYERS Ecstasy (Westbound WB 2021, 1973) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

9-73, #70

Italian progressive group.

Theme From Dr.

(2-LP set, Loss Leaders Series; compiled and annotated by Barry Hansen aka Dr.

9/73, #3

Green vinyl turtle-shaped disc

Issued in mono as W-3176.

Released in monaural only.

7/75, #25

Reissued as Let Your Love Flow.

5-77, #109 pop/#32 R&B

Reissue of GNP 10 with the addition of 4 songs.

Reissue of Soul SS-711.

(11-79, #123) Three sides recorded live, with the fourth side a studio recording.

Coleridge T.

With Larry Carlton, Michael Omartian, Jim Gordon and Jim Horn.

Flying Dutchman Series.

Original pressings have the yellow label.

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

never officially released, but test pressings exist

A: Bobby Curtola Sings For Coca-Cola
B: Fortune Teller

Clear Flexi with a backdrop of Bobby singing and holding a bottle of Coca-Cola.

1-79, #112

8-69, #185

This and CL-6334 were also released as 12-inch LP CL-591.

8-71, #56

9-79, #1

11-69, #192

Monaural only.

2/68, #74

Recorded at Ter Mar Studios in Chicago on September 1-2, 1965.

Reissue of ULP-122.

3-79, #48r&b

This eponymous album is often mistakenly referred to as the "Beyond the Blue Horizon" album, due to its containing that hit.

1-82, #193

(6-72, #1) Gatefold cover.

Stereo release 33-355.

High quality vinyl pressing.

5-76, #28

Reissue of Cadence CLP-1006.

Flying Dutchman Series.

Filmworks label.

Produced by the Troll for Dunwich Productions, Ltd.

These are knockoffs of the hits.

Reissue of Columbia C-168.

8-67, #9 C&W

7-79, #29

(6-73, #2) Reissued in 1974 in quadraphonic as A&M QU 53519.

Issued in stereo as Design DCF-1017.

Issued in stereo as WST-8066-LP.

Red Garland (piano), with Ron Carter (bass) and "Philly" Joe Jones (drums).

12-75, #29 C&W

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

Issued in monaural only.

This album is a reissue of Jubilee LP-1014, The Best of Rhythm and Blues, with a different number and cover.

12/62, #9

Reissue of Design X1 and X8.

8-75, #140

Issued in mono as W-3093.

6/79, #73

Stereo information not available.

11-77, #142

10-73, #167

Stereo version reissued after ABC began distribution.

10-76, #40

11-73, #11

Musicians are not named for each track, but include Children of the Day, Love Song and others.

Two record set.

Reissue of Dunhill DS 50063.

Reissue of Crown 5115.

This album is on the Paradise label.

Monaural only.

(2-LP set) Issued in monaural only.

High quality vinyl pressing.

4-70, #146

Cover notes "Electronically altered for stereo.

Electronic stereo reissue of LP-9116.

A television marketing two record set, the same as Warner-Spector SP-9104, but with new graphics and a single pocket cover.

11/73, #67

Issued in mono as W- 3139-LP.

10-83, #80

10-62, #6

6-81, #154

Monaural only.

(2-72, #3) Also available in Quad as EQ 5015.

Mirwood versions.

Stereo content not available.

US issue of Straight STS 1063.

Monaural release 33-411.

Eight members of the group are pictured on the jacket.

Reissue of Seeco CE-422.

Features Barry McGuire, Gary Bonner, Bob Bailey, Terry Blackwood, Cheryl Prewitt, and the Nashville Festival Orchestra.

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

Also issued on EP set B-501 and EP B- 2009.

Issued in mono as W-3150-LP.

Reissue of above album in 12" format with a new cover.

8-69, #17

TV offer.

6-80, #13

12-75, #85

10-72, #55

Reissue of ESVOL- 1 with the red Happy Tiger label.

Hugh E.

(12-73, #1) Reissued in 1974 in quadraphonic as A&M QU 53601.

12/76, #23

(7-73, #30) Also issued in quadraphonic as QU 54361.

12-69, #147

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

1-83, #47

6-74, #4

9-80, #182

Stereo release 246.

Mirwood versions.

3-68, #78

8-73, #167

Initially issued in mono only.

5-74, #176

Cover photo shows the choir on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington.

2-LP set

Front cover has a large "JJ" as the album title, but label gives the title as "But It's Alright.

Issued in monaural only.

10/73, #129

(12-67, #172) Stereo information not available.

Some copies have a red label.

(8-72, #68) Trio of Manzarek, Krieger, and Densmore.

6-74, #32

11-64, #96

Reissue of Grunt BFL1-0147.

Issued in mono only.

8-68, #150

Reissue of A&M SP 4706

Reissue of Crown 356.

6-71, #7

3-65, #99

(10-68, #18 C&W) Two record set.

Original pressings have the red label with the "superman egg" logo without a bar across it.

3/75, #180

(3-67, #95) Hey Mrs.

Amon Dnnl is a German psych-progressive group which also released a couple of albums on Atco as Amon Dnnl II (2nd incarnation of the band).

Reissue of Slash SR 104.

(7-74, #158) (2-LP set) Featuring Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman, Sneeky Pete Kleinow, Michael Clarke, Chris Ethridge, Bernie Leadon, Rick Roberts, Gene Clark, Al Perkins & Jon Corneal.

Baby Please Come Back Home - J.

12/77, #106

1/72, #195

Recorded 1967 at the Regal Theater, Chicago, Illinois.

(7-76, #84) (3-LP set, with disc #1 having sides 1 and 2, etc.

2-LP set

Reissue of Ode SP 77024.

Comedy album.

Stereo information not available.

George Liberace, conductor.

This album is on the Paradise label.

2-LP set

The label on LP-200 is violet with black printing and "Class" in yellow script above the center hole.

The stereo version of this album is probably all rechanneled.

Same as Design 610.

Issued in mono only.

10-66, #96

Monaural release 33- 393.

St.

Record Label is black with silver print.

11-72, #160

9-62, #107

Four-piece band fronted by Mike Condello.

2-LP set