Reissue of Steed STS 37008.

Issued in mono only.

Inside sleeve has song titles and "Win a Date with Fabian" contest.

8-75, #179

KILT is in Houston, Texas.

WALT DISNEY Lady & the Tramp Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Disney #3103, 1980) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album Picture Disc. Recorded by Walt Disney Music Co. (c) MCMLXXX Walt Disney  Productions Disneyland/Vista Records.

(1-76, #1) (2-LP set) One of the longest chart-running and best selling albums in history.

This was an 45 RPM EP that was sold to the public for $1.

With Frank DeVol & His Orchestra.

Reissue of Bethlehem BCP-37.

(11-67, #171) Reissued as EKS 74028.

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

6/62, #5

9-74, #1

(4-LP set, individually numbered CD-1001 through CD-1004) Reissued later under the Adam VIII logo as Adam VIII A-9001.

Issued in stereo only.

(3-LP set) Lake Shore Music.

5-77, #38 C&W

3-EP set

4-75, #66

Sessions (I.

Issued in stereo as WST-8029-LP.

This and CL-6323 were also released as 12-inch LP CL-559.

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

(4-70, #7) (2-LP set) Reissued as DSA 50075.

(1-68, #5) (Mastering date 1-17-68.

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

Reissued in the late 1960s as SLP-2026 in electronic stereo.

Recorded January 20-21, 1960, at Ter Mar Studios, Chicago.

From Walt Disney's Fantasia - Beethoven- The Pastoral Symphony - Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra (WDL 4101C) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album. High Fidelity Long Playing Microgroove Unbreakable Record. Also includes Night on Bald Mountain - Moussorgsky and Ave Maria - Schubert. Recorded by Walt Disney Music Co. (c) 1961 Walt Disney Productions.

(6-71, #154) Recorded in 1966.

3-81, #47

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

7/81, #180

7/79, #171

4-76, #11

Originally issued in mono only.

8-67, #34

(2-LP set) Selections from MGM soundtracks.

Monaural only.

Reissue of Grunt BFL1-0147.

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

Vintage SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS Told by Annette Funicello. Record Album and Picture Book #ST 3906. Measures 12" in diameter. Produced by Disneyland Records. (c) Walt Disney Productions.

(1-66, #36) Original cover shows three cutout photos of James Brown's head; reissued in 1970 with different cover showing five cutouts of Brown in action on stage.

8/72, #21

Reissue of Agnes English with a different title and cover.

Cover photo is recycled from Tops 1569, musical content recycled from Tops 1755.

Issued in mono as W-3081-LP.

Original issue was on the Federal label with a Federal cover.

Stereo content not known.

12-74, #130

Issued in mono as W-3123-LP.

Issued in stereo as Christian Faith 251.

Green cover.

12-68, #18

Also issued as EP set B-308 and 78rpm set C-308.

(2-77, #49) Two record set.

3-75, #46 C&W

10-66, #33 country

Produced by George Badonsky for Dunwich Productions.

Brother of John Travolta.

2-72, #33

2-70, #27

Label is dark purple with silver print.

2-LP set, Loss Leaders Series

Recorded in France in 1969.

Reissued on CD in 1996 as Jewel JCD-3155.

Label is maroon with silver print.

(12- 68, #1) May have been released in monaural on a white label promotional release as MT-682DJ.

Cast features Liza Minnelli (in her debut), Paula Wayne, Glenn Walken, and Karin Wolfe.

2/79, #175

9-67, #197

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

Issued in mono only.

Also issued as Capitol Record Club edition DT-91458 in electronic stereo.

Original stereo copies issued on red vinyl.

(10-81, #120) The label on this album is Radio.

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

Sonata No.

45rpm EP.

Issued on yellow vinyl.

8-76, #43 C&W

Etenraku, Pt.

Issued in mono as W-3244-LP.

I've Got $5.

Note: This album was recorded December 14-19, 1972, and rushed to market, but then deleted shortly after release.

12-69, #28

1/82, #59CW

9/66, #43

Some pressings in the mono cover and label are actually stereo: check the trailoff wax area for the stereo matrix number.

1-71, #60

4-78, #191

Imanu Amiri Baraka is also known as LeRoi Jones.

(12-76, #122) Two record set.

Also issued on EP set B-748.

(4-81, #36) (2-LP set) All tracks live and in stereo.

8/78, #33

11-80, #17

(1-70, #38 C&W) With Harold Bradley and the Nashville Sounds.

Songs by Nancy Andrews, David Burns, Phyllis Diller, Estelle Parsons, Blossom Dearie, Gloria De Haven, and Charles Rydell.

(6-78, #1) The original covers had die cut holes which showed faces on the inner sleeve.

Stereo release 251.

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

Cargoe was Bill Phillips, Tommy Richard, Max Wisley, and Tim Benton.

11-69, #49

The two copies of this we've seen were both on black vinyl.

Mono originally issued on red vinyl.

6-67, #35

Produced by Berry Gordy.

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

12-71, #35

11/81, #40

Reissue on Mayfair used a different cover, as shown on right.

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

4-77, #168

1-79, #112

"Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You" are rechanneled stereo

Love Somebody (Pt.

10/73, #129

10-77, #187

5-66, #108 pop/#3 R&B

Mono originally issued on red vinyl.

Monaural only.

Reissue of Vee-Jay LP- 5057.

2-LP set

Al Hibbler, vocals.

Issued in monaural only.

German hard-rock group.

Recorded on March 17 and April 4, 1961.

Stereo version is a 1963 rerecording.

7-81, #52

9/63, #30

Actually, this seems to be a collection of B-sides, hits and such, with applause dubbed in.

8/62, #2

5-68, #1

UK release only, never released in the United States.

Also included in the 2 record set issued as Pickwick PTP-2089, Super Supremes

(3-LP set) This set contains Supremes' recordings both with Diana Ross and post-Diana Ross.

(2-LP set) Reissue of Robin Hood RH-14 and RH-33.

Originally issued in mono only.

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

This material was originally recorded by the Swing Time Label of Los Angeles.

(4-59, #23) Original pressings have the first label design with the circles around the edge of the label.

Reissue of Swan Song-8413.

7-79, #19

Mono originally issued on red vinyl; stereo originally issued on blue vinyl.

1-70, #129; 12-69, #11 C&W

6-71, #168

Original Arvee versions.

6-74, #32

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

Monaural only.

11-71, #40

5-78, #119

1/81, #160

Reissue of Herald HLP-1014.

11-74, #47

8-70, #25

Reissue of Ranwood R-8025 and Dot DLP-25499.

Barbie Birthday Album (KSS-5011) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album. Recorded by Kid Ztuff Records. (c) Mattel, Inc. 1981.

Dalton & Dubarri were Gary Dalton and Kent Dubarri.

2/65, #21

(3-73, #2) Also available in Quad as EQ-5056.