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TOMMY ROE Phantasy (ABC Paramount ABCS 610, 1967) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

11-63, #111

Double 10-inch album.

Not issued in the U.

4/68, #12

8-63, #90

8/68, #87

Reissue of Ode SP 77021.

Also issued on EP set A-1106.

Produced by Al Schmitt.

(8-72, #20) The album jacket can be folded into a cigar box.

8-63, #32

reissue of Buddah BDM 1001/BDS 5001

Recorded at the Howard Theater in Washington, D.

(12-75, #132) Released in the UK as Private Stock PVLP 1006.

Mono and stereo versions both originally issued on red vinyl.

12-79, #10

Reissued in rechanneled stereo in 1964 as Word WST-8161-LP.

Reissue of Atlantic SD-8236.

2-LP set

2-76, #59

Also issued on EPs A-1919 and A-1920.

(10-62, #111) Initially issued with a "Gems" cover as shown at left; later reissued with a different cover (shown at right).

9/77, #10

45rpm EP.

11-72, #35 country

10-70, #21 country

9-68, #12 country

A Dunwich Production.

11/73, #67

Also issued on EP set B-440.

10-70, #189

Reissue of Volt VOS-6009.

4-62, #29

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

Reissue of Checker LP-1433 in electronic stereo.

Stereo content not available.

Reissue of King LP-575.

Monaural release 33-409.

Issued in monaural only.

Side 1 is "Can Can" and Side 2 is "Kiss Me Kate".

UK release only, never released in the United States.

(4-68, #18) Released in monaural as M-665.

Originally issued on red vinyl in monaural only.

This is considerably different from the US version, although the same cover art is used.

9-72, #21

Recorded live.

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

(12-59, #3) Cover is gatefold type with 4 pages of Fabian pictures and a tear out poster of Fabian.

Reissue of FOX 3002, with the highlighted "Little Drummer Boy" blurb at the bottom of the front cover.

Reissue of AKX-1.

Issued in monaural only.

4-81, #15

6/80, #22

Jayne Mansfield is pictured on the cover.

Chicago-based bandleader.

5-73, #124

Originally issued in mono only.

(8-71, #60) Original pressing has blue logo on the label.

8-70, #176; #8 C&W

Glenn Osser, conductor.

Exists in both gatefold and standard covers

Issued in monaural only.

Produced by Todd Rundgren at Bearsville Studios.

Reissue of Crown 370.

10-75, #33

1-76, #177

This is a reissue of the 10-inch Aladdin LP 705 with the addition of the last three songs on side 2.

(12-64, #71) Recorded live in Birmingham, Alabama, on July 1, 1964.

(11-71, #58) Also Quad as EQ-4107.

Reissue of EmArcy SR 80018.

12/74, #37

6-64, #144

Produced by Jim Golden (for Dunwich Productions Ltd.

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

Produced by Jim Post; Bill Traut is listed as "Executive Observer.

8-77, #27 country

11-75, #50

This album is on the Bearsville label.

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

1-77, #193

3-77, #4

(9-76, #15) Murphy was formerly a music arranger for Doc Severinsen.

12/63, #11

(2-LP set) Reissue of Vee Jay LP-1049 and LP-1058.

8-70, #100

8-75, #181

Stereo information not available.

10/73, #87

Artists include Tami Lynn (vocals), Harold Battiste (piano & saxophone), Red Tyler (saxophone), Chuck Badie (bass), Mel Lastie (trumpet), and John Boudreaux (drums).

Second version of the album contains "Ask Me Why" and "Please, Please Me" replacing "Love Me Do" and "P.

Label is maroon with silver printing.

Cast includes Jack DeLeon, Patti Deutsch, Dick Gautier, Joan Gerber, Gary Miller, Dennis Flanagan, Jaye P.

11-77, #144

Medley of 26 All Time Hits.

8-77, #58

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

1-79, #112

5-59, #7

Group includes Ray Manzarek.

7/80, #36

(12-67, #46) The Story Of Snoopy Vs.

(2-LP set, Loss Leaders Series) Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me) - Doobie Bros.

11-80, #85

9-77, #64

7-81, #13

Reissue of Shelter SW 8901.

(2-LP set) Yellow Capitol Special Markets label.

12-78, #104

Reissue of Musicor MS 3031.

4-72, #5

Label is red with black printing.

Stereo information not available.

Recorded live in Las Vegas.

2-LP set

Reissued on CD in 1996 as Jewel JCD-3143.

(2-LP set) All tracks are mono.

10-77, #181

Originally issued in mono only.

Also issued on gold vinyl.

Dr.

(1-68, #114) Audio Master + Series.

5/77, #115

(1-77, #37) Two-LP set.

8/81, #17

Released with CL-1196 as two-record set C2L-10.

Released with CL-1197 as two-record set C2L-10.

Reissue of FL-9516.

Mono

(10-64, #63) The fold out cover contains a copy of the second version of Vee Jay LP-1062, Introducing the Beatles.

(12-66, #17 country) Almost Persuaded No.

3-73, #9

2-81, #28

8-68, #190

This is a 10" LP.

9-70, #40 country

2-LP set

All tracks mono.

A collection of questions and smart-aleck answers from the television show Hollywood Squares.

Reissue of Atlantic 8004 with the same cover graphics.

2-72, #14

1/63, #1

Features Jack Burns and Avery Schreiber.

2-72, #15

Originally issued in mono only.

Quite good remakes of classic early rock and roll female vocals, all in true stereo.

1-79, #94

2-LP set

4-75, #17

(12-70, #143) Reissue of Make It Happen to coincide with the #1 hit "The Tears of a Clown" in 1970.

6/69, #31

7-78, #181

45rpm EP.

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

10-70, #189

Reissue of Back on My Feet Again [Bluesville 1036] and Done Changed My Mind [Bluesville 1037].

Second cover.

Reissue of Herald HLP-1014.

5-71, #35

12/74, #141

3-LP set

Label is maroon with silver printing.

Calls are by Floyd Lockhart and Munyon.

11-59, #43

Reissued as Steel Guitar Record Club #9.

10-70, #189

11-79, #34

[These tunes are the usual Duane Eddy cuts, but renamed as twist songs to make them sound current.